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"A handsome three storey, red brick townhouse with exterior period features including sash windows, a 4 panelled entrance door with rectangular fanlight, and plain pilasters topped with a flat cornice hood. Internally, the retained characteristics blend seamlessly with modern design and bright, white d cor, and the high ceilinged rooms create a light and airy ambience for a relaxed lifestyle. On the ground floor, a formal dining room features picture and dado rails and a cast iron fireplace with decorative tiling. The hall leads on to a beautifully fitted kitchen with an open aspect and step level change down to a breakfast family room, creating a superb sociable setting that is equally suited for both entertaining and relaxation.

The bright atmosphere continues to the upper levels courtesy of glazed panels to the staircases and on the first floor a bedroom currently being utilised as a sitting room offers an elevated outlook over the charming street scene of similar landmark residences and to the Long Walk. The spacious landing provides access to a stylishly designed family bathroom with freestanding tub and shower cubicle, and via steps down to an additional bedroom with a modern en suite shower room. On the second floor, there are two further bedrooms and a smart shower room, with the triple aspect principal room benefitting from a luxurious en suite bathroom.

Stone steps rise up from the Park Street at the front entrance providing giving access into the home. Whilst there isn t a garden at the property, it is situated a mere 23 metres from the majestic, lantern topped Cambridge Gate which affords immediate access onto the Long Walk and Windsor Great Park for leisurely walks, energetic runs or picnics. The property has the advantage of a parking space within Park Street.

At the heart of historic Windsor, Park Street is an exclusive address in an enviable position adjacent to The Royal Mews, Windsor Castle and 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 caf s, bars and restaurants. The two train stations offer fast services into London, while the nearby M4 and M25 provide easy access into London, the West Country, and Heathrow and Gatwick Airports for nationwide and international travel. The quaint town of Eton may be accessed from Windsor via a footbridge.

Sporting and leisure facilities in the area are varied with horse racing at both Windsor and Ascot, golf at the renowned Wentworth, Sunningdale and various local clubs, walking, cycling and horse riding in the nearby Great Windsor Park, and rowing and boating on the River Thames.

In the local vicinity, educational opportunities in both the state and independent sectors are in abundance and include St. George s Windsor Castle and Upton House in Windsor, Eton College, St. John s Beaumont and Bishopsgate in Englefield Green, Lambrook in Winkfield Row, and Papplewick, St. Mary s and Heathfield in Ascot."