An appealing town centre property with attractive period architecture and featuring the perfect blend of vintage charm with modern-day enhancements. Augmenting natural light, the bay window provides a niche spot within the versatile-use sitting room, which has an open aperture to the formal dining area creating an open ambience and free-flowing design.

A series of steps lead down into the impressive kitchen/breakfast room where natural light floods in, courtesy of three skylight windows and a wall of bi-folding doors which provide a seamless transition to the outside environment. Fitted with contemporary cabinetry, topped with stone work surfaces, the kitchen features a Belfast sink and an island unit with breakfast bar setting and there is ample space for a relaxed seating zone in this convivial space. A cloakroom is conveniently situated off the reception hall.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged over the two upper floors, with three rooms on the first level along with a well-appointed family bathroom. A further stairway rises to the principal bedroom which enjoys a private position at the top of the house and offers a light-filled retreat, with double doors opening out to a Juliette balcony. A stylishly-presented bathroom at mezzanine level features a freestanding, claw-foot bath-tub and contemporary shower cubicle.

Outside

To the front, the garden in enclosed by a low-level brick wall, topped by wrought-iron railings, with a pedestrian gate opening onto a terracotta tiled pathway. The remainder of the frontage is paved, thereby creating a low maintenance garden with space for potted plant displays

To the rear, the garden enjoys a southerly aspect and a paved terrace spanning the back of the house provides opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation. There is a grassed area with mature rose bushes to the side boundaries and at the far margin, a timber shed is positioned on a gravelled area; a pedestrian gate provides an access/exit route to the rear of the property.

Services: Mains electricity, gas, water & drainage.

Situation

Arthur Road occupies a desirable and 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 and Heathrow Airport for nationwide and international travel.

In the local vicinity, educational opportunities in both the state and independent sectors are in abundance and include 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 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.

Directions

From the M4, exit at junction 6 and proceed towards Windsor on the A332. Cross the River Thames and take the first exit slip road leading to the roundabout below the dual carriageway where you will turn left into Maidenhead Road (becoming Arthur Road). The property will be found on the right hand side.