Large garden, multiple parking spaces and extension potential close to Windsor town centre.
Large rear garden with side access and useful powered outbuildings
Driveway parking for multiple vehicles — rare convenience in area
Updated kitchen with patio doors to garden; dining room has air conditioning
Three well-proportioned bedrooms; single family bathroom only
Potential to extend (subject to planning permission)
EPC rating E and council tax band E — energy and running-cost considerations
Built 1930–1949; typical mid-century construction and character
Local crime rates are above average — consider security measures
Set back on Clewer Hill Road, this well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home suits families seeking space and straightforward potential. The ground floor flows from an updated kitchen with garden access through to a living room and dining area; the dining room benefits from air conditioning for comfortable summer evenings. Upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms and a single family bathroom.
The long, very large rear garden and side access create genuine outdoor living and play space, plus there are useful outbuildings—a powered shed and brick workshop—that add practical value. The broad concrete driveway offers off-street parking for multiple cars, rare for this area and convenient for commuters.
There is scope to extend subject to planning permission, useful for buyers wanting extra living space or to add an en suite. Practical considerations: the property dates from the 1930s–40s, has an EPC rating of E, and sits in council tax band E. It has mains gas heating via boiler and radiators and is freehold.
Location is practical for family life: local primary and secondary schools rated Good are nearby and Windsor town centre is a short drive away for shops and transport. Note the local area records above-average crime statistics; purchasers should review local crime trends and security measures.