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Freehold
£500,000
(£604/sq. ft)
3 bed terraced house for sale
Cavalry Crescent, Windsor SL43 beds
1 bath
1 reception
828 sq. ft
EPC rating: C
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
The Council Tax Band of the Property is currently unknown.
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Trevelyan Middle School 0.2 miles
- Upton House School 0.3 miles
- Windsor & Eton Central 0.8 miles
- Windsor & Eton Riverside 1.1 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Show home open 7 days A week
- Completely refurbished and reimagined
- New Modern fitted kitchen with Quartz Worktop
- New energy efficient boilers and radiators
- New windows and external doors
- 16’ Lounge with Bi-fold doors to the rear garden
- New modern bathroom
- New flooring throughout
- Off Road Parking
- Less than 20 miles from London
Set within a private road this beautifully refurbished three bedroom mid terrace property is available to purchase with no onward chain. The property enjoys a central position within close proximity to Windsor town centre and comes with two private parking spaces.
To the ground floor there are two good sized receptions room including a kitchen/breakfast room and the living/dining room with Bi fold doors opening to the rear terrace and garden.
The brand new kitchen itself is located at the front of the property and boasts quartz work tops together with integrated appliances such as full size dishwasher, washer dryer, Electric oven and induction hob. Upstairs there a three bedrooms all with built in wardrobes and a separate brand new fully fitted bathroom.
Ref Plot 35
Outside
Private Garden
Situation
Welcome to windsor, an unparalleled quality of life
Windsor itself offers outstanding retail amenities. From the pedestrian friendly shopping and café hotspots of Windsor royal station and Windsor yards to the eclectic mix of retailers in lower Peascod Street and St. Leonards road, the town enjoys a blend of high-end national names and independent boutiques. Meanwhile, in the shadow of Windsor castle, High Street, Thames Street and the 17th century guildhall remain the thriving hubs they have been for centuries.
Held on the first Saturday of every month, the farmers market is as popular today as it has ever been, whilst a short stroll across the Thames Bridge brings you to Eton, home of the world-famous public school and streets thronged with antiques, art, jewellery and bookshops. Windsor is also well served with national supermarket brands, with Waitrose in the town centre and Aldi and Tesco superstores less than 2 miles to the west.
Leisure time and dining out in Windsor are a joy. Countless cafes, restaurants and cultural attractions await, whilst legoland and Windsor’s abundant green spaces and parkland offer contrasting destinations where younger family members can let off steam. With Savill garden, Virginia Water Lake and Windsor Great Park itself, the area is blessed with local access to almost ten times more public green spaces than the national average, a key contributor to quality of life in and around Windsor.
Less than 20 miles from Central London, the town is especially attractive to younger families seeking the safety of a more suburban setting without sacrificing access to the capital’s vibrant arts, cultural and leisure facilities. It’s also long been a location of choice for commuters, with 2 train stations available and connection to the Elizabeth line from Windsor and Eton central via slough, with a combined total of 114 services to London either via slough or direct to waterloo. The Crescent is also less than 10 miles to Heathrow
Additional Information
Completely refurbished and reimagined
Featuring a pleasing mix of traditional 1940s red brick properties and modernist flat-roofed 1960s houses, The Crescent has been brilliantly renovated for 21st century living. With bifold doors* and new external weatherboarding and rendering to the flat roof properties, stylish new doors and windows lend the entire development a smart contemporary aspect. Combined with brand new loft and roof insulation, all the homes at The Crescent also boast impressive eco credentials and energy performance, augmented by high efficiency new boilers, central heating systems and radiators. Environmentally friendly and comfortably welcoming, The Crescent in Windsor is an exemplar of this enlightened approach to home building.
Move in with the reassurance of our 28-day Seal of Approval. Benefit from £1,000 towards your legal and survey fees. And, if you’re in the Armed Forces, enjoy an additional Annington Service Discount.*
for clarification: *Terms and conditions apply, please view for more details.
*With our Armed Forces Service Discount, you may be eligible to apply for a discount of £500 for every £25,000 you spend on an Annington home.
*In lieu of bifold doors, plots 1-4 benefit from direct access to on plot parking and have large feature windows.
Tenure: Freehold
Service Charge: Est £399.25 per annum as at 21/4/23
Council Tax: D
EPC:C
To the ground floor there are two good sized receptions room including a kitchen/breakfast room and the living/dining room with Bi fold doors opening to the rear terrace and garden.
The brand new kitchen itself is located at the front of the property and boasts quartz work tops together with integrated appliances such as full size dishwasher, washer dryer, Electric oven and induction hob. Upstairs there a three bedrooms all with built in wardrobes and a separate brand new fully fitted bathroom.
Ref Plot 35
Outside
Private Garden
Situation
Welcome to windsor, an unparalleled quality of life
Windsor itself offers outstanding retail amenities. From the pedestrian friendly shopping and café hotspots of Windsor royal station and Windsor yards to the eclectic mix of retailers in lower Peascod Street and St. Leonards road, the town enjoys a blend of high-end national names and independent boutiques. Meanwhile, in the shadow of Windsor castle, High Street, Thames Street and the 17th century guildhall remain the thriving hubs they have been for centuries.
Held on the first Saturday of every month, the farmers market is as popular today as it has ever been, whilst a short stroll across the Thames Bridge brings you to Eton, home of the world-famous public school and streets thronged with antiques, art, jewellery and bookshops. Windsor is also well served with national supermarket brands, with Waitrose in the town centre and Aldi and Tesco superstores less than 2 miles to the west.
Leisure time and dining out in Windsor are a joy. Countless cafes, restaurants and cultural attractions await, whilst legoland and Windsor’s abundant green spaces and parkland offer contrasting destinations where younger family members can let off steam. With Savill garden, Virginia Water Lake and Windsor Great Park itself, the area is blessed with local access to almost ten times more public green spaces than the national average, a key contributor to quality of life in and around Windsor.
Less than 20 miles from Central London, the town is especially attractive to younger families seeking the safety of a more suburban setting without sacrificing access to the capital’s vibrant arts, cultural and leisure facilities. It’s also long been a location of choice for commuters, with 2 train stations available and connection to the Elizabeth line from Windsor and Eton central via slough, with a combined total of 114 services to London either via slough or direct to waterloo. The Crescent is also less than 10 miles to Heathrow
Additional Information
Completely refurbished and reimagined
Featuring a pleasing mix of traditional 1940s red brick properties and modernist flat-roofed 1960s houses, The Crescent has been brilliantly renovated for 21st century living. With bifold doors* and new external weatherboarding and rendering to the flat roof properties, stylish new doors and windows lend the entire development a smart contemporary aspect. Combined with brand new loft and roof insulation, all the homes at The Crescent also boast impressive eco credentials and energy performance, augmented by high efficiency new boilers, central heating systems and radiators. Environmentally friendly and comfortably welcoming, The Crescent in Windsor is an exemplar of this enlightened approach to home building.
Move in with the reassurance of our 28-day Seal of Approval. Benefit from £1,000 towards your legal and survey fees. And, if you’re in the Armed Forces, enjoy an additional Annington Service Discount.*
for clarification: *Terms and conditions apply, please view for more details.
*With our Armed Forces Service Discount, you may be eligible to apply for a discount of £500 for every £25,000 you spend on an Annington home.
*In lieu of bifold doors, plots 1-4 benefit from direct access to on plot parking and have large feature windows.
Tenure: Freehold
Service Charge: Est £399.25 per annum as at 21/4/23
Council Tax: D
EPC:C
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