- Freehold +
- Off-street parking +
- Expertly refurbished +
- 69 foot garden +
- Central Windsor location +
The current owners have consistently improved the property over the years with a discerning architectural vision, resulting in an immaculate renovation. They have expanded the kitchen, making it significantly brighter than in its previous configuration.
Upon entering through the front door, you are welcomed into the living room, which features a charming fireplace and backlit lighting. The dining area is equipped with concealed shelving, providing ample storage space. The galley-style kitchen opens up to a stunning glass cube, with bi-fold doors framing the garden and a glass ceiling that floods the area with natural light.
On the first floor, there is a bedroom that overlooks the front with double-glazed sash windows and built-in storage. The second bedroom includes a generously sized set of free-standing wardrobes, which the owner is willing to leave behind. The spacious family bathroom is complete with a large glass shower, a freestanding bathtub, a sink, and a full mirrored wall that includes concealed storage behind it.
The lower ground floor currently serves as a yoga room but could easily be converted into an office or storage space.
The rear garden, which faces west and measures 69 feet, has been thoughtfully designed with a large seating area ideal for entertaining and barbecues. The property also features side access to the garden through an alleyway and offers off-street parking for one car.
Location:
Just outside the centre of Windsor, it’s possible to walk to many shops, restaurants and both stations. Windsor has a renowned shopping district centered around the pedestrianised Peascod Street and Windsor Yards which includes a Waitrose, Marks & Spencer, The White Company, Barbour, Zara and Daniel department store.
In terms of leisure activities, there is The Long Walk and Windsor Great Park beyond as well as walks along the River Thames. Windsor leisure centre has an indoor pool; Windsor Lawn Tennis Club has three indoor courts; and the local Rugby club is extremely popular at all age groups. Other notable nearby attractions include Windsor Marina, Windsor Racecourse, Legoland and slightly further afield, Guards Polo Club, The Savill Garden, Ascot Racecourse and Wentworth Golf Club.
Windsor itself has an above average number of primary and secondary schools, both state and independent, including Windsor Boys and Girls Schools, Trevelyan, Eton College, Upton House and St. George’s Windsor. This is significantly bolstered by numerous other schools in nearby neighbouring locations.
Windsor is also unique in that it’s served by two different train operators, firstly from Windsor and Eton Central linking to Crossrail and secondly Windsor and Eton Riverside into London Waterloo. The Windsor relief road provides direct access onto the M4 leading to nearby Heathrow and then London. The M25 and M40 can also be reached relatively quickly via the M4.
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