361, St. Leonards Road, Berkshire, SL4 3DS

A beautifully presented period home offering elegant interiors, spacious accommodation and a charming south facing garden in a highly desirable location.

Description This beautifully presented home offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, enriched with charming period character throughout.

The entrance porch provides useful storage and leads into a delightful front reception room where exposed varnished floorboards, a working fireplace and fitted bookcases create an elegant and welcoming living space.

Bespoke café style shutters complete the window, adding both privacy and charm.

The dining room continues the sense of character with matching varnished floorboards, built in storage and direct access to the rear garden, making it an ideal setting for everyday dining or entertaining.

The kitchen sits to the rear of the house and is fitted with integrated appliances, oak countertops and a Belfast sink, offering a timeless and practical design.

A well maintained bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the ground floor. The first floor is arranged around a generous principal bedroom positioned at the rear of the property.

This room features a storage cupboard, bespoke café style shutters and blinds, and enjoys far reaching views towards Windsor Great Park. Doors lead to both a dressing room and an en suite.

The second bedroom lies to the front of the house with two built in wardrobes.

The loft has been thoughtfully arranged as a home office, accessed via a loft ladder, with built in desk space, under eaves storage and two Velux windows that provide excellent natural light.

The south facing rear garden is a particular feature, combining patio and lawn areas with mature planting, shrubs and trees that create a delightful outdoor retreat.

A large shed sits at the far end of the garden offering additional storage. The front of the house is framed by a small courtyard garden with an iron gate, giving the property an attractive approach.

Location 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.

The pageantry of the changing of the guard at Windsor Castle still happens.

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.

Windsor offers a wide range of private schooling including Eton College, St George’s Windsor Castle and Upton House in Windsor, St.

Mary’s, Heathfield and Papplewick in Ascot, Lambrook in Winkfield Row and St John’s Beaumont in Englefield Green.

State schools include The Windsor Boys School, Windsor Girls School, Trevelyan Middle School, St Edwards First and Middle School and Holyport College. N.B.

Please check catchments and admissions policies. Road connections are accessible from the M4 at Junction 6.

Windsor has two train stations: Windsor & Eton Central and Windsor & Eton Riverside, offer services to London Paddington (via Slough) on the Elizabeth Line (average journey time from approximately 38 minutes) and Waterloo (average journey time from approximately 58 minutes) respectively.

Windsor offers a wide range of fitness and leisure facilities This includes Windsor Leisure Centre with leisure pool, gym, classes and sports.

Windsor also has a tennis club, bowls club and a rugby football club. For water sports there is Eton excelsior rowing club and Windsor yacht club.

Square Footage: 914 sq ft Additional Info Mains services - gas, electric, water and drainage