With origins believed to date to between 1835-40, this property offers an appealing home which showcases vintage features alongside stylish presentation and design. Attractive characteristics include arched architecture, sash and shuttered windows and feature fireplaces, with the ground floor reception hall giving access into the dual-aspect adjoining sitting and dining rooms. Recesses to either side of the fireplace in both settings offer classic storage and shelving, with this sociable space providing the ideal area to relax and host family and friends. A series of steps at the end of the hallway lead up into the kitchen, where a stove is inset within a chimney breast, with timber lintel and decorative tiled splashback. The kitchen is fitted with base level cabinetry with display shelves for additional storage and French doors which provide a link to the rear garden.

On the first floor, the elegant presentation continues, with rooms comprising three bedrooms and a beautifully styled family bathroom. The principal room provides a spacious retreat with a decorative fireplace and alcove storage.

With the backdrop of Windsor Castle, the property offers a walled, paved, and gravelled courtyard garden which provides a sense of tranquillity and seclusion in the heart of the town. There are brick-edged planted beds to the boundaries filled with an attractive collection or architectural, colourful and floral shrubs and perennial plants. At the frontage, a low brick wall marks the edge of the garden to the pavement, with a black wrought-iron gate giving access onto a paved pathway leading to the entrance portal. Two specimen trees and shrubs enhance the garden with slate dressing providing ease of maintenance and residents can access a permit for parking in the lane outside the property.

Situated just moments from The Long Walk and the Park, the property enjoys immediate access to beautiful walking and cycling routes. The historic market town of Windsor offers an extensive range of shopping with both independent and national stores on the main shopping thoroughfare, Peascod Street, and in the pedestrian-only shopping centre of King Edward Court, together with numerous cafés, bars and restaurants. The two train stations offer fast services into London, while the nearby M4 (J6) provides easy access into London, the West Country and Heathrow Airport for nationwide and international travel. Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes Windsor Boys’ School and Windsor Girls’ School together with a good selection of noted independent schools including Upton House, The King’s House, St. George’s and Eton College.