Originally built in 1703, this historic Grade II Listed home was originally owned by the Crown. In the 19th century, SJ Stone, curate of the Parish Church Windsor, wrote the hymn "The Church's One Foundation" while living here.

The ground floor has a kitchen with dining space overlooking the park, a living room and a shower room.

On the first floor there are two bedrooms and a WC, and the top floor has the third bedroom and a bathroom. All the bedrooms have views over parts of Bachelor’s Acre.

The accommodation is flexible as the rear room on the ground floor could be used as a ground floor bedroom with an en suite, and the front bedroom on the first floor could be used as a living room with beautiful views over the park

Western Cottage is on Madeira Walk, a small cul-de-sac in Windsor town centre overlooking Bachelor’s Acre. This rare location is peaceful for such a central location, yet benefits from to conveniences of town centre living, and the property comes with permit parking with parking bays just opposite the house. Windsor has a wide range of shops and restaurants as well as the Castle, Great Park, Racecourse and Legoland. Nearby train stations include Windsor & Eton Central and Windsor & Eton Riverside where trains run to London Paddington (via Slough) and London Waterloo. Windsor is also convenient for the M4, M25 and Heathrow Airport.