House For Sale £600,000
A renovated, semi-detached, 1930s house with wide driveway on the outskirts of Windsor town centre
Believed to have been built in the late 1930s, the current owners have recently improved the house by installing new double-glazed windows and doors, upgrading the bathrooms, laying new flooring and refurbishing the staircase.
The downstairs of the house contains a living room, galley kitchen and third bedroom. The living room is rear facing with doors opening onto a patio terrace in the garden. The galley kitchen has modern units and worktop along with
a electric induction cooker. There is a single door which provides access to the rear garden. A clever utility space with a window has been created under the stairs meaning the washing machine is out of the kitchen for ease.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom is at the rear overlooking the garden with fitted, sliding wardrobes and has the benefit of a shower room En-Suite. The second double is front facing and a similar size with a wide window looking across to Victorian period terrace houses opposite and beyond this, a partial view of the trees in Windsor Great Park. The bright family bathroom contains a bath tub with an overhead shower. Finally there is an airing cupboard on the landing at the top of the stairs and access to a loft.
Set back and along the side of the house is what originally would have been an attached garage which has since been converted into additional living space. Currently it’s employed as a utility area and office but has the flexibility for other uses given it’s insulated with under floor heating from an independent electric boiler. It has its own
external door, accessed via a side gate from the front of the house and double doors along the side that open out onto the garden. With building control consent and professional advice there is potential to break through into the current kitchen, connecting the two and therefore create a larger, more open plan kitchen and dining area.
The rear garden has good depth for this part of Windsor and is laid mostly to lawn with a paved patio area, a tall brick wall at the bottom and planted border along the left hand side. The house itself is set some distance back from the road and as a result has a huge advantage in that there is a wide driveway that, at a push, can
accommodate up to four vehicles.<br /><br />
Believed to have been built in the late 1930s, the current owners have recently improved the house by installing new double-glazed windows and doors, upgrading the bathrooms, laying new flooring and refurbishing the staircase.
The downstairs of the house contains a living room, galley kitchen and third bedroom. The living room is rear facing with doors opening onto a patio terrace in the garden. The galley kitchen has modern units and worktop along with
a electric induction cooker. There is a single door which provides access to the rear garden. A clever utility space with a window has been created under the stairs meaning the washing machine is out of the kitchen for ease.
Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principal bedroom is at the rear overlooking the garden with fitted, sliding wardrobes and has the benefit of a shower room En-Suite. The second double is front facing and a similar size with a wide window looking across to Victorian period terrace houses opposite and beyond this, a partial view of the trees in Windsor Great Park. The bright family bathroom contains a bath tub with an overhead shower. Finally there is an airing cupboard on the landing at the top of the stairs and access to a loft.
Set back and along the side of the house is what originally would have been an attached garage which has since been converted into additional living space. Currently it’s employed as a utility area and office but has the flexibility for other uses given it’s insulated with under floor heating from an independent electric boiler. It has its own
external door, accessed via a side gate from the front of the house and double doors along the side that open out onto the garden. With building control consent and professional advice there is potential to break through into the current kitchen, connecting the two and therefore create a larger, more open plan kitchen and dining area.
The rear garden has good depth for this part of Windsor and is laid mostly to lawn with a paved patio area, a tall brick wall at the bottom and planted border along the left hand side. The house itself is set some distance back from the road and as a result has a huge advantage in that there is a wide driveway that, at a push, can
accommodate up to four vehicles.<br /><br />
