Letting a property in Goring & Streatley
Goring and Streatley are twin Thames-side villages that face each other across the river on the Oxfordshire/West Berkshire border, joined by a bridge, roughly midway between Reading and Wallingford. They sit right at the "Goring Gap," the dramatic point where the Thames cuts through the chalk hills separating the Chilterns from the North Wessex Downs - both designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, giving the setting a scenic drama that's unusual for this stretch of the river.
As a place to live, Goring and Streatley function as one close-knit community with two distinct identities. Goring's high street carries most of the shops, and between the two villages there are several pubs, a riverside hotel, cafes and restaurants. It's a magnet for outdoor life on the Thames - boating, walking, cycling, golf and it's a genuine crossing point for two National Trails, the Ridgeway and the Thames Path, which draws walkers through year-round. It's the kind of setting, heritage, river frontage, AONB scenery, a mainline station that consistently commands strong buyer interest in the wider area.
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