Hungerford

A charming market town brimming with delightful antique shops and unique independent stores just waiting to be explored!

With its historic market status, the town boasts a lovely mix of small independent retailers and commercial businesses that offer a personal touch for both visitors and residents across a variety of products.

It is well-loved for its beautiful scenery and serves as the perfect base to enjoy the breathtaking North Wessex Downs.

It’s famously recognized for its wonderful antique shops and popular fairs, along with the scenic Kennet & Avon Canal that gracefully flows through the town.

If you’re looking for more shopping options or recreational facilities, the neighboring towns of Marlborough, Swindon, and Newbury have plenty to offer!

The transportation links are fantastic, with trains from Hungerford to London Paddington taking just about an hour, and Junction 14 of the M4 is conveniently close, only about 3 miles away.

The surrounding countryside is part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, featuring lovely walking trails nearby, including the scenic Freeman’s Marsh, Hungerford Common, and the picturesque stretch of the Kennet and Avon Canal.

History buffs will be thrilled to discover nearby gems like Littlecote House with it’s Roman Villa and or you can visit Savernake Forest, famous for it’s bluebells.

All lovingly surrounded by stunning countryside and quaint villages.

Hungerford Wharf, which was once a bustling canal wharf but now offers a peaceful escape and serves as a fabulous starting point for adventures along the beautiful Kennet & Avon Canal.

With lush green meadows, graceful willows, lively water voles, bright kingfishers, sparkling chalk streams, and charming canal bridges, it’s hard to believe this paradise is just a short stroll along the towpath!

It is also home to a variety of eateries, including cafes, restaurants, and pubs.