House For Rent £7,500
Believed to date to the 18th century, 7 Park Street is set within one of Windsor’s most sought-after roads, within striking distance of the Long Walk, town centre and local amenities. The property showcases period features that are complemented by contemporary interior up-dates to provide a stylish home with flexible-use accommodation arranged over four floors. Geometric, monochrome floor tiling creates a striking impression on entering the reception hallway, and extends into the family room, with the two main reception areas on the ground floor being adorned with panelling to the walls. A late 19th century rectangular bay mullioned window affords view out to the street from the drawing room, where a fireplace provides a focal point, angled across the corner of the room. A decorative fireplace also features in the family room, where double doors allow access down into the rear garden via a series of outside steps.
An inner hall beyond is home to the staircase descending to the lower ground floor, as well as a cloakroom and storage space, with steps rising to enter the kitchen. Fitted with a sleek range of cabinetry topped, the kitchen also incorporates a central island, integrated appliances, and an impressive range cooker, Adjoining the kitchen is the dining room featuring a vaulted ceiling and providing an excellent setting for both informal dining and entertaining guests.
Two of the four bedrooms have panelled walls and are positioned on the first floor, with the principal room having a well-appointed en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, and the second room benefitting from three tall, sash windows, along with a corner fireplace to replicate the floor below.
The second floor provides two further bedrooms and a family bathroom, with a fifth en suite bedroom being found at lower ground floor level.
This lower floor also houses an office, which features a brick and timber arched ceiling, extensive shelving and storage for the ideal home-working setting, a utility room and a spacious store room.
The attractive façade displays two stone steps edged by wrought-iron railings, that lead from Park Street up to the house entrance; the four-panelled door is topped by a decorative fanlight.
To the rear, the walled garden has a paved courtyard adjoining the house which provides opportunities for outdoor dining/relaxation and has the advantage of a gardener’s WC. A low wall creates a divide to a lawned area, which is planted with specimen trees and mature shrubs to the boundaries and has a paved pathway, with circular feature, which meanders through to the far end of the garden.
Park Street is an exclusive address in the very heart of the historic town centre, with Windsor Castle a near neighbour as well as the stunning Long Walk which leads to The Copper Horse statue. 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.
Windsor’s 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.
Sporting and leisure facilities in the area are varied with horse racing at both Windsor and Ascot, polo and horse riding in Windsor Great Park, golf at various clubs including Sunningdale and Wentworth. and rowing and boating on the some stretches of the River Thames.
An extensive range of schools is available in both the Independent and State sectors, including St George's, Upton House, Eton College, St. John's Beaumont, Papplewick and Lambrook School, to name a few.
An inner hall beyond is home to the staircase descending to the lower ground floor, as well as a cloakroom and storage space, with steps rising to enter the kitchen. Fitted with a sleek range of cabinetry topped, the kitchen also incorporates a central island, integrated appliances, and an impressive range cooker, Adjoining the kitchen is the dining room featuring a vaulted ceiling and providing an excellent setting for both informal dining and entertaining guests.
Two of the four bedrooms have panelled walls and are positioned on the first floor, with the principal room having a well-appointed en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, and the second room benefitting from three tall, sash windows, along with a corner fireplace to replicate the floor below.
The second floor provides two further bedrooms and a family bathroom, with a fifth en suite bedroom being found at lower ground floor level.
This lower floor also houses an office, which features a brick and timber arched ceiling, extensive shelving and storage for the ideal home-working setting, a utility room and a spacious store room.
The attractive façade displays two stone steps edged by wrought-iron railings, that lead from Park Street up to the house entrance; the four-panelled door is topped by a decorative fanlight.
To the rear, the walled garden has a paved courtyard adjoining the house which provides opportunities for outdoor dining/relaxation and has the advantage of a gardener’s WC. A low wall creates a divide to a lawned area, which is planted with specimen trees and mature shrubs to the boundaries and has a paved pathway, with circular feature, which meanders through to the far end of the garden.
Park Street is an exclusive address in the very heart of the historic town centre, with Windsor Castle a near neighbour as well as the stunning Long Walk which leads to The Copper Horse statue. 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.
Windsor’s 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.
Sporting and leisure facilities in the area are varied with horse racing at both Windsor and Ascot, polo and horse riding in Windsor Great Park, golf at various clubs including Sunningdale and Wentworth. and rowing and boating on the some stretches of the River Thames.
An extensive range of schools is available in both the Independent and State sectors, including St George's, Upton House, Eton College, St. John's Beaumont, Papplewick and Lambrook School, to name a few.
