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Sitting on the River Thames, the Berkshire market town of Windsor is known as the Queen’s home town, a fact which draws in many residents – as does its esteemed history, proximity to the capital and fantastic education facilities.
Windsor Castle attracts visitors to the area from the world over, astonishing tourists with its still-pristine condition. The Changing of the Guard is one of the must-sees on a visit to Windsor.
There is also an enticing mix of properties in the area including country piles, imposing Georgian houses, grand terraces from the Victorian era and an array of riverside properties and apartments. The Golden Triangle of Windsor, namely Frances Road, Kings Road and Adelaide Square, is well-known for its selection of highly-coveted postcodes featuring some of the most in-demand period houses for miles around.
Windsor Castle and Queen Victoria Statue
There are many great transport links to Windsor, not least Heathrow Airport which is only 12 miles away. Luton and Gatwick Airports can also be reached by car within an hour. Windsor is situated near to the M4, M3 and M25, just 30 miles west of London.
There are two rail stations in Windsor, namely Windsor and Eton Central. The town also has an extensive bus network, which includes a shuttle bus to Windsor and Legoland.
The Windsor area is served by 21 schools, which are a combination of state-funded primary, middle and secondary school facilities, as well as two alternative schools, two colleges and several independent schools.
The beautiful town of Windsor, originally a Saxon village, was built in the 11th century by William the Conqueror. Its placement on the River Thames is believed to be the key reason for settling there.
Windsor’s royal connections go back centuries, having been home to the royal family for over 900 years. It is the largest inhabited castle in the world.
There are several popular places to visit in Windsor, with many sites of natural beauty, historical destinations and cultural attractions. They include:
Windsor town and Guildhall
Below, you’ll find a selection of links to organisations and businesses serving the local area.
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
Dorney Lake
Schools
Shopping
Theatre Royal Windsor
Windsor Castle
Windsor Great Park
Windsor & Eton Central
Windsor & Eton Riverside
Windsor Racecourse
Legoland
Windsor Royal Shopping
Chancellors Estate Agents in the historic town of Windsor is a short walk from the Windsor & Eton central train station and is near to the iconic Windsor Castle.
Buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants can make use of our full range of services available at our Windsor branch. This includes free, no obligation, market appraisals, an extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties, land and new homes, property management support, and expert investment and market advice.
If you are searching for more information about property values in Windsor, you can take full advantage of the extensive local knowledge of our highly experienced in-branch team.
View more properties and flats for sale in Windsor. Or if you’re looking to rent, view all of the properties to let in Windsor.
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Windsor Town Centre, Boveney, Clewer, Cranbourne, Datchet, Dedworth, Dorney, Eton, Eton Wick, Maiden’s Green, Oakley Green, Old Windsor, Winkfield and Woodside.
Two bedroom first floor maisonette within 5 miles of Windsor Great Park and under a mile to Windsor town centre, The Castle and The Long Walk
Well presented one bedroom first floor flat located in a perfect location of Windsor Town Centre. Property comprises a good size lounge with an open plan kitchen, spacious main bedroom, and bathroom all benefiting from beautiful high ceilings throughout