Enjoying a tucked away location within Gloucester Place, No. 8 is a stunning brick-built period home that has been meticulously and stylishly updated to provide contemporary, flexible accommodation with several retained original features and a generous, sociable outdoor space.

From the bright, high-ceilinged reception hallway is a cloakroom and access through to the charming dual aspect sitting room. This room has a feature fireplace and bespoke built-in cabinets, large sash windows, coved ceilings and high skirting boards and a welcome outlook across the pretty terrace. Further is the spacious study that could be used as a dining room or family room, and has a similar consort of characterful features and a striking marble fireplace. The stylish family shower room sits alongside, whilst the open plan kitchen/dining room features wide bi-folding doors flooding the entire space with natural light. There is a flight of stairs rising to the first floor, with the kitchen presenting a range of sleek handleless cabinetry, a central island with inset undermount sink, double ovens, numerous modern integrated appliances, ample space for a large dining table and a pleasing outlook over the terrace and garden.

The first floor is host to three well-proportioned double bedrooms, all of which benefit from various bespoke built-in wardrobe storage solutions and sunny views across to the picturesque garden.

The enviable west facing outdoor space comprises an expansive paved terrace and built-in fire pit, with an adjacent decked area ideal for al fresco dining. Steps lead up to the manicured garden beyond, which features a large level lawn enclosed by tall established hedging, whilst a number of pretty climbing plants, rose bushes and wisteria adorn the handsome property. A purpose-built, detached home office accessed via the patio with double French doors and integrated cabinetry provides the perfect additional tranquil space for those wishing to work from home.

Gloucester Place is a highly regarded road, situated just off the Kings Road and ideally situated for access to the centre of Windsor and its extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities. 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 28 minutes.

There are several well-regarded golf courses, the River Thames provides plenty of boating and rowing opportunities and the Long Walk nearby leads from Windsor Castle and offers a scenic three-mile walking route up to the impressive Copper Horse Statue. The majestic Windsor Great Park is also within easy reach, offering over 4,800 acres to enjoy.

Windsor is also in close proximity to a number of esteemed educational establishments, including St. George’s and Upton House in Windsor, Eton College, Papplewick and Heathfield in Ascot, St. John’s Beaumont and Bishopsgate in Englefield Green, and Lambrook in Winkfield Row.