Areas
Loft conversions across Berkshire
Berkshire is split between six councils, and each handles its own planning applications and building control. Each town page covers local house types, prices, conservation areas and council fees, from public data.
Reading Borough Council
- Reading
Including Caversham, Tilehurst, Earley, Woodley and Theale
17.2% of homes built before 1919.
Median home price £380,000 (2025)
Wokingham Borough Council
- Twyford
Including Wargrave and Charvil
10.2% of homes are bungalows.
Median home price £615,000 (2025)
- Wokingham
Including Winnersh and Finchampstead
47.1% of households in detached houses.
Median home price £515,000 (2025)
Parts of these areas are also in Wokingham Borough: Bracknell, Reading.
Bracknell Forest Council
- Bracknell
Including Sandhurst, Crowthorne and Binfield
29.7% of households in terraces.
Median home price £410,000 (2025)
Parts of these areas are also in Bracknell Forest: Ascot.
West Berkshire Council
- Newbury
Including Thatcham and Hungerford
24.1% of homes built since 2000.
Median home price £355,000 (2025)
Parts of these areas are also in West Berkshire: Reading.
Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
- Ascot
Including Sunninghill and Sunningdale
Detached homes selling for a median £1,141,000.
Median home price £643,000 (2025)
- Maidenhead
7 conservation areas.
Median home price £489,000 (2025)
- Windsor
Including Eton and Datchet
22.4% of homes built before 1919.
Median home price £520,000 (2025)
Slough Borough Council
- Slough
15.8% of households short of a bedroom.
Median home price £397,000 (2025)
Town areas follow ONS built-up areas and 2021 census neighbourhoods. House prices are medians of HM Land Registry standard sales. Not sure which council you are in? Find your council on GOV.UK.
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