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.
Each apartment has a private entrance and all floors are accessible by lift from the basement car park.
There are none of these apartment types available. Click below to join the waiting list and we’ll let you know when one comes to market.
Discover your dream retirement home in Windsor with our spacious two-plus-bedroom apartments designed exclusively for the over-55s. Each residence extends to around 1,115 sq ft, welcoming you with a bright, open-plan living and dining area flowing seamlessly into a well-equipped kitchen. Two tranquil bedrooms and a versatile third room provide space for rest, guests or a home office, while two stylish bathrooms and a private balcony enhance your comfort. Finished with contemporary touches and triple-glazed windows for tranquillity, these apartments offer the perfect setting for independent living within a vibrant community.
Currently, the 2+ bedroom apartments are in high demand and fully occupied. However, you can join our waiting list today to be the first to know when one becomes available.
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. 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.
We are also able offer a part exchange service through a trusted partner (Silverbridge Properties). Please speak to a member of the sales team for more detail.
You are responsible for paying your own legal and moving costs, and any Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) that may be payable.
Each apartment spans an impressive 1,115 sq ft, providing a blend of sophistication, space, and functionality:
A spacious living/dining area, perfect for entertaining or relaxing.
Fully-equipped kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances from Neff and Bosch, ensuring effortless cooking and cleaning.
Two well-sized bedrooms for peaceful rest, plus an additional room for a study or guest bedroom.
Two elegantly designed bathrooms, combining aesthetics and practicality.
Enjoy your own outdoor space with beautiful views, ideal for morning coffees or unwinding in the evening.
Secure parking spaces available for purchase, with lift access directly to your apartment.
These apartments are enhanced by triple-glazed windows for peace and quiet and are accessible by lift from the basement.
What Community Fees do I have to pay?
We aim to offer all our homeowners at Castle View a high standard of living, quality communal facilities, excellent levels of service and most importantly – financial peace of mind.
To relieve you of any financial concerns, we simply have two separate community fees – a monthly community fee and a deferred community fee. These fees ensure we have sufficient funds to cover all the ongoing costs of running Castle View and the expense of any works required.
Homeowners are required to pay in advance each month the monthly community fee (called a ‘building management fee’ in the Castle View lease).
The fee covers key services 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 will also differ too. Please speak to a member of staff for specific information on each individual apartment. As a guide;
The deferred community fee (called a deferred management fee in the Castle View Lease), is a fee payable on sale or transfer of ownership of your property.
The fee contributes to the long-term costs of maintenance and capital replacement, and covers our marketing and estate agency costs where we act on your behalf when selling your property at Castle View. The fee helps to maintain the high standard of the village and thereby to support resale values.
It is capped at 20% of the open market value at the point of sale or transfer and is calculated on a sliding scale depending upon the number of years or part-years for which you have owned your property.
For more details about the Community Fees, please ask our Sales Team for a copy of the Purchase Fact Sheet.
Car park spaces in the underground car park can be purchased for £25,000 (one space per apartment).
These can then 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 straight to the each floor.
Each apartment is fitted with state of the art appliances. Homeowners utilise the following as standard:
Living at Castle View means more than just a beautiful apartment; it’s about becoming part of a vibrant community.
Here are additional benefits awaiting you:
Access to shared spaces including a Rooftop Terrace overlooking Windsor Castle, gardens, a library, and a Bistro café for socialising.
Participate in a range of activities designed to keep you active and entertained, from fitness classes to cultural events.
Providing you with peace of mind through excellent service and support, available around the clock.
Monthly community fees include utilities, external cleaning, and building insurance, enabling hassle-free living.
Windsor, renowned for its royal charm and scenic beauty, offers the perfect location for a relaxed yet enriching retirement.
Convenience & Accessibility
Located just a 10-minute walk to town, you’ll find boutique shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks nearby. Excellent transport links, including rail access to London and proximity to the M4 motorway, make it easy for you and loved ones to stay connected.
Enjoy strolls along the River Thames, explore The Savill Garden, or take full advantage of Windsor’s rich history and vibrant culture.
Windsor is not just a place to live; it’s a community that nurtures your lifestyle and encourages connection.
Request our brochure here to learn more about Castle View’s apartments, life at our Integrated Retirement Community, and detailed floorplans.
Want to visualise your retirement in a place that truly feels like home? Schedule a visit and experience Castle View first-hand.
Contact us here or call 01753 378127 to book your viewing.
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