House For Sale £550,000
Charming period terrace set in a convenient Windsor location.
Description
This attractive period house offers a contemporary finish which has created a stylish and highly desirable home. It has the advantage of being ideally located to take advantage of all that Windsor has to offer.
On the ground floor the kitchen/breakfast room offers open plan living space perfect for entertaining. It is fitted with a range of modern units and integrated appliances, with French doors opening directly on to the private garden. There is a versatile reception room to the front of the house.
On the first floor the main bedroom has a contemporary and luxurious en suite shower room. There is a further rear facing bedroom and a stylish bathroom on this floor.
To the rear of the property the terrace garden offers a delightful space for outdoor entertaining. To the front of the property is a garden set behind a low brick wall creating a welcoming entrance.
Location
Bourne Avenue is situated approximately 0.4 miles from Windsor town centre, which offers an excellent range of
shopping and leisure facilities.
The area also has an extensive range of schooling which
includes Trevelyan Middle School, Queen Anne First School,
Windsor Boys School and Windsor Girls School. Local
independent schools include Upton House, St. Georges School
and Eton College.
Rail connections to London Waterloo ( approx.68 minutes) and Paddington (via Slough approx. 38 minutes) are available
from Windsor & Eton Riverside and Windsor Central, respectively. Road connections are good with access to the M4
being available via Junction 6 (approx. 0.8 miles).
Sporting and leisure facilities in the area are varied with horse
racing at both Windsor and Ascot; horse riding, polo and cycling in Windsor Great Park; tennis at Windsor and Maidenhead; rowing and boating on the river Thames.
Windsor is a historic location to be proud of, home to Windsor Castle. Set on the River Thames this extensive castle was originally built by William The Conqueror in the 11th Century. Today it is the residence of choice for several members of the Royal family. The pageantry of the changing of the guard at Windsor Castle happens several times a week. Windsor also has access to the 5,000 acres of Windsor Great Park with its sweeping historic parkland, award winning gardens, ancient woodland and forest trails. Windsor is also host to numerous local events which include Windsor Horse Show, Windsor Dog Show, Swan Upping, Windsor on Ice, monthly Farmers Markets and a full calendar of performances at Windsor Theatre.
Description
This attractive period house offers a contemporary finish which has created a stylish and highly desirable home. It has the advantage of being ideally located to take advantage of all that Windsor has to offer.
On the ground floor the kitchen/breakfast room offers open plan living space perfect for entertaining. It is fitted with a range of modern units and integrated appliances, with French doors opening directly on to the private garden. There is a versatile reception room to the front of the house.
On the first floor the main bedroom has a contemporary and luxurious en suite shower room. There is a further rear facing bedroom and a stylish bathroom on this floor.
To the rear of the property the terrace garden offers a delightful space for outdoor entertaining. To the front of the property is a garden set behind a low brick wall creating a welcoming entrance.
Location
Bourne Avenue is situated approximately 0.4 miles from Windsor town centre, which offers an excellent range of
shopping and leisure facilities.
The area also has an extensive range of schooling which
includes Trevelyan Middle School, Queen Anne First School,
Windsor Boys School and Windsor Girls School. Local
independent schools include Upton House, St. Georges School
and Eton College.
Rail connections to London Waterloo ( approx.68 minutes) and Paddington (via Slough approx. 38 minutes) are available
from Windsor & Eton Riverside and Windsor Central, respectively. Road connections are good with access to the M4
being available via Junction 6 (approx. 0.8 miles).
Sporting and leisure facilities in the area are varied with horse
racing at both Windsor and Ascot; horse riding, polo and cycling in Windsor Great Park; tennis at Windsor and Maidenhead; rowing and boating on the river Thames.
Windsor is a historic location to be proud of, home to Windsor Castle. Set on the River Thames this extensive castle was originally built by William The Conqueror in the 11th Century. Today it is the residence of choice for several members of the Royal family. The pageantry of the changing of the guard at Windsor Castle happens several times a week. Windsor also has access to the 5,000 acres of Windsor Great Park with its sweeping historic parkland, award winning gardens, ancient woodland and forest trails. Windsor is also host to numerous local events which include Windsor Horse Show, Windsor Dog Show, Swan Upping, Windsor on Ice, monthly Farmers Markets and a full calendar of performances at Windsor Theatre.
