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At your service in Ascot
Having opened here almost 50 years ago, our Ascot office is now based at 59 High Street, in the heart of this relaxed and leafy Berkshire town. Six days a week, we advise across sales, lettings, renting, valuations, property finance, mortgage advice and interior design.
The area brings together excellent schools, country estates, family houses, smart apartments and some of the region’s most prestigious private roads. With Knight Frank’s 130-year heritage and award-winning business behind us, our team offers personal, local service with national and international reach.
Buying
A search shaped around your priorities
Finding the right home in Ascot often means balancing school catchments, station access, privacy, plot size and proximity to green space. Our team will help you weigh up those choices clearly, whether you are looking for a modern apartment, Victorian cottage, executive family home or larger country property.
Ascot itself offers High Street convenience, a station, Royal Ascot heritage and a strong residential feel. Sunningdale, Virginia Water and Wentworth broaden the search for buyers seeking private estates, golf, lakeside walks and access to Windsor Great Park.
We’ll help you understand the strengths of each area, sense-check value and stay alert to suitable homes as they come to market, including those introduced discreetly.
Selling
Your home presented with care
Our Ascot team is known for a proactive, responsive approach and strong communication. We’ll help you understand how your property is likely to be viewed by buyers, then shape the pricing, presentation and marketing around the people most likely to respond.
A house close to leading schools, a country home with land, a modern apartment near the High Street or a substantial property in Virginia Water will each appeal for different reasons. We’ll manage the process around your needs, from viewings that respect your routine to careful handling of privacy, enquiries and offers.
Renting
A calmer way to find your next home
Ascot’s rental market offers everything from chic homes close to local amenities to larger family houses, country rentals and properties near schools, stations and green space. Our lettings team provides a professional, personal service, focused on finding the right match for your needs.
The area attracts families, corporate tenants, international relocations and renters looking for space without losing access to London. We’ll help you compare location, property type, travel times and day-to-day convenience so you can move with confidence.
Letting
Support that keeps the process moving
When letting property in Ascot, our experienced team works closely with landlords to find the right tenant and minimise vacancy time. We advise on pricing, presentation, compliance and timing, helping your property stand out in a competitive local rental market.
From modern apartments to larger family houses and country homes, we aim to make the process efficient and straightforward, while helping build a positive relationship between landlord and tenant from the outset.
Valuation services
Formal valuations shaped by local evidence
Our RICS-qualified surveyors provide clear and reliable valuation services informed by comparable evidence, current demand and the characteristics of each property. From plot size and condition to setting, privacy and access, our advice reflects the factors that influence value across Ascot and the surrounding market.
Rural and estates
Guidance for rural assets and estates
Ascot sits within a part of the South East where residential property, equestrian interests, farmland and private estates often overlap. It is not unusual for landowners to be managing a mix of residential, agricultural and commercial assets, each with very different objectives and demands. Through Knight Frank’s Oxfordshire rural team, we advise across these more complex holdings, helping owners understand how individual assets fit within a broader picture.
Whether the focus is preserving an estate’s character, improving the performance of a rural business, assessing the potential of a landholding or preparing for a future transition, our advice is always grounded in a detailed understanding of the asset itself. By bringing together expertise in valuation, estate strategy, planning, environmental change and land management, we help clients look beyond immediate decisions and take a broader view of what their property could achieve over the years ahead.
Areas we cover from our Ascot office
Ascot property market insight
Ascot and Virginia Water remain among the Home Counties’ more established residential markets, underpinned by excellent schooling, green space, seclusion and strong connections into London and the wider South East. Recent performance has been softer, with average property edging down over the last 12 months, but values remain comfortably higher than five years ago.
Unsurprisingly, demand remains strongest where location, privacy and practicality converge. Across Ascot, Sunningdale, Virginia Water and Wentworth, homes close to leading schools, parks and good transport connections continue to attract consistent interest.
Where to live in Ascot
Ascot gives buyers a choice between town convenience, leafy residential roads, private estates and surrounding village life. Close to the High Street and station, homes appeal to those who want shops, cafés, restaurants, rail links and Ascot Racecourse within easy reach.
South Ascot has a quieter residential feel, with period cottages, family houses and access towards open countryside. Sunninghill and Sunningdale offer village character, independent shops, restaurants and access to some of the area’s most desirable private roads and golf clubs.
Virginia Water and Wentworth sit at the top of the prime market, known for substantial homes, wooded plots, privacy and proximity to Virginia Water Lake and Windsor Great Park. Englefield Green, Winkfield and Binfield broaden the search for families looking for schools, space and a more settled residential setting while staying close to Ascot.
Read more: Where to live next: Ascot, Berkshire
Ascot area guide
Ascot’s identity has been shaped by racing, royal connections and its prime Berkshire setting. The racecourse dates to 1711, when Queen Anne identified Ascot Heath as an ideal place for horses to race, beginning an association that would make it world famous.
While the town is known around the world for Royal Ascot, everyday life extends well beyond race week. Its compact centre brings shops, restaurants and cafés together within easy reach of the station, while leafy roads and nearby villages give the area a quieter, more spacious feel.
Slightly further afield, Virginia Water Lake, Windsor Great Park, The Savill Garden and Swinley Forest bring exceptional outdoor space close to home. Royal Ascot Golf Club, Sunningdale Golf Club, The Berkshire Golf Club and Wentworth help underpin a vibrant sporting and social scene.
Education is another major reason families look here. Local and nearby options include Charters School, St George’s School, St Mary’s School Ascot, Papplewick, Heathfield School, The Marist, LVS Ascot and a wider choice of independent and international schools across Berkshire and North Surrey.
Connections are another advantage, with Ascot station providing direct services to London Waterloo, Reading and nearby towns, while the M3, M4, M25 and Heathrow Airport are all within practical reach.
This mix of schools, green space, transport and prestige gives Ascot its enduring appeal for people looking for a calmer base, without feeling cut off.