Cavalry Crescent in Windsor

Contemporary and Stylish, re-imagined two and three bedroom family homes perfectly located on the southern fringes of Windsor within close proximity to the outstanding amenities in the town’s historic centre.

Reimagined and revitalised by Annington, one of the UK's largest private real estate owners, The Crescent is an upscale development of 53 homes, all with parking and private gardens, on the southern fringes of Windsor. Within close proximity to the outstanding amenities in the town’s historic centre, The Crescent offers contemporary comforts and stylish living in a desirable location, less than 20 miles from Central London.

This inspiring development embraces Annington’s philosophy to revive and reinvent, delivering wonderfully modern homes finished to a superb specification, creating a blank canvas for contemporary lifestyles. With added sustainability, every home is complete with new energy-efficient boilers, central heating systems and loft insulation.

Internally, new oak internal doors and smart practical Karndean flooring to hallways, kitchens and bathrooms bring the warm visual aesthetic of wood. Complete with quartz worktops, brushed nickel handles and sophisticated Lamona appliances, the sleek brand new Howdens kitchens are effortlessly modern. New bathrooms are elevated by chrome edging and Porcelanosa tiling. Throughout, new carpets and décor lend all properties a clean, neutral ambience, optimising the light and airy interiors.

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 airport offering convenient, direct connections to domestic UK destinations and over 200 countries worldwide.
Local leisure and sports facilities are also outstanding. For keen golfers, the challenges of Sunningdale, Wentworth, the Berkshire and Swinley forest await, whilst fans of horse racing have Royal Ascot and Royal Windsor race courses on the doorstep.

A 2021 survey by Zoopla placed Windsor in the UK’s top ten for junior education, with 36% of local primary schools rated outstanding by Ofsted. Indeed, the area boasts some of the nation’s finest private and state schools for all ages, from St. Georges School, Upton House and Holyport college to Bishopsgate and St Johns Beaumont in old Windsor. The area is also a favourite destination for overseas students, with ACS and TASIS international schools both close at hand.

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