With white-painted elevations and attractive period architecture, this is an appealing property that offers the perfect blend of charming, retained vintage features with modern-day enhancements. Characteristics of note include ornate wrought-iron fireplaces, picture and dado rails, embellished cornicing and ceiling roses, with oak flooring in the reception hall extending into the sitting/dining room, creating a pleasing sense of cohesion. With two iconic fireplaces framed by heritage cabinets, this elegant setting is the perfect space for relaxation, with a bay recess providing a niche for window seating. Glazed double doors open into the adjoining kitchen/breakfast room at the point where the charm of old meets the stylish presentation of new. Filled with natural light courtesy of part-vaulted ceilings, skylight windows and French doors, which provide a seamless connection with the outside, this sociable space benefits from under-flooring heating and has a kitchen fitted with sleek, contemporary cabinetry, Metro tiling, and integrated appliances.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the two upper floors, with the first floor rooms comprising three bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom, with under-floor heating, wall panelling, oval freestanding tub, and walk-in shower. A further stairway rises to the principal bedroom which benefits from a smart en suite shower room.

To the front, the garden is enclosed by a low-level brick wall, with a wrought-iron pedestrian gate opening onto a pretty tessellated path leading to the arched entrance.

At the rear, the garden, features a paved terrace spanning the width of the house and offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation. Steps lead down to an area of lawn which is bordered by laurel hedging, a variety of shrubs and timber-edged planted pockets containing specimen lollipop trees. A stepping-stone walkway leads to the far-margin of the garden where an area of paving adjoins the timber summerhouse, which provides versatile-use options and is presently being utilised as a beauty salon.

Arthur Road enjoys a convenient residential setting close to historic Windsor’s town centre. The town 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 regular services into London, while the nearby M4 (J6) provides easy access into London, the West Country, the M25, and Heathrow Airport for nationwide and international travel.

Educational opportunities in both the state and independent sectors are in abundance and include the nearby Windsor Boys’ and Windsor Girls’ schools, St. George’s and Upton House in Windsor, and Eton College.

Leisure facilities are superb and plentiful, with world-class golf courses on Windsor’s doorstep, spectacular parks including the 4,800 acre Windsor Great Park, and the river Thames for boating and rowing. Within striking distance is The Long Walk, extending from Windsor Castle and providing a three mile walk to the renowned Copper Horse statue at the end.