ABOUT STAINES

Staines itself is a picturesque riverside town, which dates back to Roman times. Many archaeological exhibits from this era have been treasured; they now reside at the local museum.

Staines still remains unspoilt by commercialism and many of its buildings maintain their striking historical features.

It is believed the Romans settled in Staines due to its close links to London, as well as its idyllic countryside, which is framed by the Thames. In essence you get the best of both worlds, and today with our modern infrastructures there’s a direct rail service to London Waterloo, Richmond and Windsor. There are also bus and boat routes to connect you to neighbouring towns and Motorways to take you further a field.

Due to its cosy size, the town centre offers all you need within close proximity of each other. Staines has a tight-knit community, which spans young and older generations. Such residents enjoy the art and cultural attractions, as well as bars, clubs, restaurants, health clubs, pedestrianised shopping centres and much more.

House hunters are in a privileged position when buying properties in Staines as it is on the cusp of exciting new developments. Yet the serenity of wildlife and Canal boats, as well as parks, gardens and cycle routes will still allow for a slower pace of life than in the city. These perks are offered without the extortionate house pricing that exists in other riverside towns such as Kingston and Richmond.