Hungerford is an exceptionally attractive market town on the old Bath Road south of Junction 14 on the M4. The wide High Street has some fine Georgian houses and a variety of high class shops, including clothing and specialist food shops as well as supermarkets, chemists, banks, a post office and a library. The mainline railway station lies just south of the Kennet and Dun rivers, famous for their trout, which flow through the town. Hungerford was granted fishing rights by John of Gaunt in the 14th century and this is celebrated annually at Hocktide, on the Tuesday of Easter week, a colourful ceremony featuring the famous Tutti men.
Bearwater in Hungerford is a sought after retirement development of cottages and flats set within beautiful gardens yet within easy...
These include a resident estate manager and attractive courtyard gardens and grounds. Each cottage or apartment has an electronic alarm system...
Care level: Resident Manager
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Crown Mews is situated close to the centre of Hungerford in a quiet position off Church Street and consists of...
Facilities: There is a resident estate manager and emergency alarm service and the apartments are set just behind the High...
Care level: Independent
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