Three Sixty Space, part of national property services group LRG (previously Leaders Romans Group), has launched of Alexander House – a collection of 43 high-specification rental apartments on Kings Road, Reading, just a short walk from the town centre and mainline railway station.
This transformed building provides city-centre living, is located on Kings Road and within walking distance of the town centre and Reading station, Alexander House is a former office building that has been extensively reconfigured into a high-quality modern residential complex. The project includes a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments, set across the original structure with the addition of a new rooftop extension offering further homes.
The apartments have been designed with open-plan living in mind, featuring large windows to maximise natural light, contemporary finishes and modern appliances. The building also offers secure entry systems, bicycle storage, and parking for residents.
Each apartment features open-plan layouts and generous natural light. Residents also benefit from energy-efficient LED lighting, modern appliances, and enhanced insulation to support lower running costs. Additional amenities include secure entry systems, bicycle storage, and resident parking.
Strategically located in Reading’s Redlands area, Alexander House offers excellent access to the University of Reading, Thames Valley business hubs, and direct rail connections to London Paddington via nearby Reading station.
Lettings are being managed by LRG’s Corporate and Build-to-Rent team, with the first residents expected to move in from early summer.
Justine Edmonds, Head of Build to Rent at LRG, commented: “We’re delighted to be appointed for this stunning development – an outstanding example of urban regeneration in the heart of Reading. As demand grows for high-quality rental homes in prime locations, this scheme delivers convenience, lifestyle, and aspirational design in one. Alexander House perfectly reflects the next generation of town-centre rental living.”
