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Welcome to New Homes in Windsor, the easy way to find new homes in Windsor and the surrounding area. Windsor is located in the county of Berkshire and only 21 miles west of Charing Cross in Central London. Windsor has a population in excess of 28,324 and the famous Windsor Castle and Legoland Windsor attracts many visitors each year. For everyday needs, the pedestrianised triangle of King Edward Court, Peascod Street and Windsor Royal Shopping hosts a wide variety of stores and local specialists. If you are looking at new homes in Windsor you may be interested to learn that it has an abundance of primary and secondary schools and is home to Eton College. Areas close to Windsor include Slough and Maidenhead. New homes in the historic town of Windsor provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural elements that only a town like Windsor can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Berkshire.

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Situated in Berkshire alongside the River Thames, Windsor is one of Britain’s leading tourist destinations with a population of more than 31,000 people. It is home to the Queen of Britain and has the world’s largest permanently occupied fortress. Windsor offers a range of attractions and activities including historic buildings, shops, restaurants, pubs and nightclubs, making it an excellent place to visit. With Eton located just a few minutes away, Windsor has everything to justify many days of sightseeing and is an ideal base to visit London, says Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, UK’s top new homes property website.

Windsor has a very long and interesting history. The town has been a privileged settlement right from the beginning, enjoying the status of a 'free borough'. In medieval times, Windsor was recognised as a significant town on a national scale. By 1332, it was amongst the 50 wealthiest towns in Britain. Windsor’s prosperity and development was largely due to the royal connection. New homes in Windsor, new apartments in Windsor and affordable housing in Windsor can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Windsor website.

Things To See And Do In Windsor:

Windsor Castle: This is the oldest and largest lived in castle not only in the UK but the whole world. Windsor Castle is an official residence of the Queen of Britain. It was constructed by William the Conqueror during the eleventh century and has gone through many fortifications and extensions over the years by English monarchs.

Alexandra Gardens: This is another great place to see in Windsor as it provides breathtaking views of the Windsor Castle. The gardens were designed in the 1900s and still maintain a Victorian appeal that adds to the majestic environment of Windsor. There are plenty of things to see and do in Alexandra Gardens including a skate park, trampolines and a cafeteria offering snacks.

Berkshire Yeomanry Museum: The museum is only open to the general public via appointment, thus it is important that you make your reservation in advance. The centre is home to an interesting collection related to the origins of yeoman in the region. One of the key services that this museum offers is the identification of the source and age of items which are brought here.

Dorney Court: This is one of the most attractive buildings in the whole of Berkshire. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Dorney Court has been serving as the local mansion of the small village of Dorney near Windsor. This grade I listed building is more than 450 years old and is an ideal example of a Tudor style building that has been under the control of Palmer Family.

Eton Dorney: Eton Dorney is home to a 2,200 metre eight lane rowing course and is known as one of the best rowing sites in Britain. It has served as a venue for the Canoe Sprint contests during the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Famous People From Windsor:

Over the years, Windsor has produced many world famous personalities. Some of the big names include explorer Ranulph Fiennes, politician Marina Baker and actress Ali Bastian.

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