Your apartment, your life, the way you like it.
When you resize to an apartment at Castle View you may think you have moved into a boutique cruise ship, moored at the edge of Windsor. As one of our homeowners has described it! There is ample secure storage too, both within your apartment and elsewhere on site.
Designed with meticulous attention to detail, every apartment in Castle View embodies contemporary luxury and convenience. Stylish, elegant finishings and modern, triple-glazed windows ensure every apartment is a tranquil haven in over 55 housing.
Each apartment has a private entrance and all floors are accessible by lift from the basement car park.
Only a select few apartments remain, and we encourage you to book a viewing as soon as possible.
AVAILABLE ONE BED APARTMENTS ARE: 31 & 44
IF YOU’D RATHER CONSIDER RENTING, PLEASE DISCUSS OUR RENTAL OPTIONS WITH A MEMBER OF OUR TEAM
Our one-bedroom retirement apartments in Windsor offer the perfect fusion of luxury, practicality, and comfort. Specifically designed for those over 55, they feature contemporary design, elegant finishings, and versatile spaces. You’ll feel right at home while enjoying the vibrant community atmosphere of Castle View.
Apartments are sold on a long leasehold basis – 250 years from and including 1st November 2018.
Apartments can be reserved on payment of a £2,500 deposit. We can also help get you moving within 8 weeks through our property exchange service, in association with Silverbridge Properties. Please speak to a member of the sales team for more details.
If you decide to withdraw your reservation outside our cooling-off period of fourteen days, prior to exchange of sale contract, we reserve the right to retain an amount to cover any reasonable costs incurred up to a maximum value of £500. If the sale proceeds, the fee will be deducted from the final purchase price.
You are responsible for paying your own legal and moving costs, and any Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) that may be due.
Located in the heart of Windsor, Berkshire, Castle View is just a 10-minute walk to the town centre, offering access to a range of shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks, including the iconic Windsor Castle.
The information below relates to the purchase of an apartment. Information pertaining to Rentals is available from our sales team.
What Community Fees do I have to pay?
We offer all homeowners at Castle View a high standard of living, quality communal facilities, excellent levels of service and financial peace of mind.
We have two separate community fees; one is paid monthly whilst you are a homeowner, the other deferred until you sell your property. These fees cover all the ongoing costs of running Castle View and the expense of any works required to maintain the property
All homeowners pay a monthly Community Fee to cover delivery of key services (in the short term) such as:
This charge is currently fixed for 5 years and will be re-evaluated in December 2028.
As our apartment sizes differ, the charges do so too. Please speak to a member of the team for specific information on each individual apartment. As a guide;
The deferred community fee covers the long-term aspects of caring for the building and is a fee payable from the sale or transfer of ownership of your property.
By deferring these costs, we can keep our monthly Community Fees as low as possible whilst meeting the high-quality standards we set in maintenance and refurbishment, supporting resale values. This fee also covers our marketing and estate agency costs where we act on your behalf when selling your property at Castle View.
The deferred community fee is calculated at 4% per year of ownership at the open market value at the time the property is offered for sale. The fee is capped to a maximum of 20% after a 5 year period and does not rise further.
For more details about both types of Community Fees, please ask our Sales Team for a copy of the Purchase Fact Sheet.
Car parking spaces in our secure underground car park can be purchased (one space per apartment).
These can be sold at any time, independently of when the apartment is sold. The car park is secured by a shutter, cameras and has lift access direct to each floor.
Each apartment is fitted with high quality:
We offer two unique rental options, both available furnished or unfurnished, so you can find the perfect retirement home to suit your lifestyle.
(1) Independent Living for Rent
(2) Assisted Living for Rent
You’re not compromising on quality when you resize to one of our apartments. Inspired by the elegance of a boutique cruise ship, these residences offer:
Retirement at Castle View is more than a move; it’s a lifestyle upgrade. Participate in cultural and social events or relax in shared spaces like the private library, landscaped gardens, or on-site Bistro and café.
With 24/7 on-site support from our concierge team and fully-managed maintenance, you can focus on what matters most. Enjoy the reassurance of being part of a secure, integrated retirement community.
Castle View isn’t just a place to live; it’s where you can thrive. Current homeowners describe it as a lively hub that enhances their existing social lives and enables them to enjoy Windsor’s vibrant local culture.
Windsor itself is a beautiful town with scenic riverside walks, excellent transport links to London and beyond, and easy access to world-class dining and retail experiences. Whether exploring Windsor Great Park or dining at Michelin-starred restaurants in nearby Bray, there’s something for everyone.
Our 1-bedroom apartments start from £395,000, plus community fees.
At Castle View, you’re not just choosing a place to live; you’re embracing a community that celebrates life with exceptionally high-standard facilities.
These spaces are designed to foster connections, enabling a vibrant environment that caters to every interest and passion.
We’re looking forward to helping you learn more about Castle View Windsor. Get in touch with our team to get started or read the frequently asked questions.
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Nicky King
Later Life Advisor
Nicky
As our Later Life Advisor, my job is to help support you as you consider your later life living options’ Please drop me a line and I’ll come straight back to you.
Castle View Windsor
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