Set within meticulously maintained gardens, Jasper’s Hyde is a sensational family home offering light and spacious accommodation arranged over three floors. The house has been the subject of sympathetic extension and a comprehensive refurbishment programme to embrace the requirements of modern-day living – a testament to the current owners’ obvious design flair. Features of note include under-floor heating in the kitchen and bathrooms, air-conditioning in the principal bedroom, the second floor bedroom and kitchen, Cat 5 cabling, a fully monitored alarm, and security cameras.

The covered entrance porch leads to a light-filled reception hall featuring wood flooring that extends across a number of ground floor rooms, providing practicality and a sense of harmony to the living area. Double doors open to the elegant sitting room with an open fireplace and multi-aspect views over the pristine garden; a further set of double doors open out to the extensive kitchen/breakfast room which is undoubtedly a fine feature of the property. Due to a roof lantern and corner bi-folding doors opening out to the south-facing terrace, the room is bursting with light. The dining, social and kitchen zones seamlessly interconnect and offer ultimate style with neutral décor, a curved peninsular, integrated appliances, and sleek cabinets; there is also an adjoining, practical utility room. The family room/gym offers flexibility for family needs and an equally well-proportioned study provides space and convenience for those working from home.

Situated on the first-floor is the principal suite comprising a bedroom with double doors opening out to a roof terrace, a stylish en suite shower room and a dressing room. The three further bedrooms on this floor are equally as light and well-proportioned with a modern family bathroom offering both bath and shower options. The generous second-floor suite features a vaulted ceiling and an on-trend en suite shower room.

Agent's note: The vendor of this property is an employee of Strutt & Parker

A sliding electronic gate opens onto a substantial block-paved driveway bordered by clipped hedging, mature trees and attractive planting. To the rear, an extensive paved terrace with an ornamental water feature is framed by structural planting and raised beds, taking full advantage of the southerly aspect and allowing for stylish seasonal al fresco dining. The enclosed garden includes a generous expanse of lawn, well-stocked flower/shrub beds that provide year-round interest, and a discreetly positioned summerhouse equipped with power.

Gloucester Place, one of Windsor’s prime roads, is located conveniently close to Windsor town centre with its eclectic mix of independent boutiques and high street stores, restaurants and bars, alongside historic Windsor Castle and The Long Walk. Nearby Windsor Great Park provides around 4,800 acres of green space to explore and Eton, across the River Thames, is accessible via Eton Footbridge.

Locally, educational opportunities in both the state and independent sectors are in abundance and include St. George’s and Upton House in Windsor, Eton College, St. John’s Beaumont and Bishopsgate in Englefield Green, Lambrook in Winkfield Row, and Papplewick and Heathfield in Ascot.

Communications are excellent, with the M4 and M25 motorways nearby providing access to the national motorway network and the two mainline railway stations in Windsor offering fast and frequent services to London in as little as half an hour.

Sport and leisure amenities include horse racing at the renowned Windsor and Ascot racecourses, boating on the River Thames, numerous well-regarded golf courses, and walking and cycling opportunities. Family attractions include Legoland, Windsor Castle and the Theatre Royal. The Long Walk leads from Windsor Castle and offers a scenic three-mile walking route to the impressive Copper Horse Statue.