Selling a home in North & South Stoke

North Stoke and South Stoke sit next to each other along the eastern bank of the Thames, between Wallingford and Goring-on-Thames, and both share the kind of quiet, riverside charm that makes this stretch of the valley so sought-after.

North Stoke lies about two miles south of Wallingford, right on the river, it's a small, dead-end village of private homes and boathouses running down to the water. The Thames Path runs along the opposite bank, and the Ridgeway passes through. St Mary's Church dates back to the 1230s, is Grade I listed.

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South Stoke sits about a mile and a half north of Goring, also on the east bank of the Thames, St Andrew's Church is 13th-century Early English Gothic. The village pub, the Perch and Pike, remains a local landmark, and the Ridgeway footpath runs through the village, connecting to a seasonal ferry across to Moulsford near where Brunel's Moulsford railway bridge crosses the river. There is also a primary School in the village.

With over 25 years’ experience in the area Winterbrook approaches each sale in these villages with a focus on clarity, careful presentation and targeted exposure, ensuring properties are introduced to the right audience rather than simply listed widely. Identifying the strong links to Wallingford & Goring with the commuter audience.

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