Latest house prices for Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford

Crowmarsh Gifford sits on the eastern bank of the River Thames, connected to the market town of Wallingford by a medieval stone bridge. Historically rooted in agriculture and trade, the village is mentioned in the Domesday Book and retains a quiet, separate identity despite its proximity to the town’s amenities. The heart of the village is centered around the 12th-century St Mary Magdalene Church and a small collection of traditional brick and flint cottages. Geographically, it serves as a gateway to the Chiltern Hills, with the Ridgeway National Trail passing nearby, making it a natural starting point for walks toward North Stoke or up into the high chalk downs. While the riverside meadows provide a sense of openness, the village remains a practical spot, housing the district council offices and easy access to the A4074 for those travelling toward Oxford or Reading.