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At your service in Windsor
From our office close to Windsor Castle and Theatre Royal Windsor, our team advises across Windsor, Eton, Bray, Datchet and Cookham. Open six days a week, we support buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants across town-centre houses, riverside homes, village properties and larger family houses near Windsor Great Park.
With detailed local knowledge, Knight Frank’s 130-year heritage and access to our wider London, country and international network, we provide clear, considered advice throughout your property journey.
Buying
Local insight across Thames Valley
Our award-winning team helps buyers identify the right opportunities in Windsor, combining detailed market insight and long-established local relationships to provide access to both publicly available and discreet off-market properties.
Windsor offers an exceptional range of homes, from Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian properties in the town centre to riverside apartments, period houses in Eton and larger detached homes across the surrounding countryside. Other sought-after addresses include Bray, Winkfield, Holyport and White Waltham.
Across SL4, SL3, SL6 and the wider Thames Valley market, we help buyers compare value, location and long-term potential so they can move quickly and with confidence when the right property becomes available.
Selling
Positioning your property for qualified buyers
Selling property in Windsor requires careful positioning and timing. A central townhouse, a riverside home, a village house and a larger property near Windsor Great Park will each attract a different audience, so pricing, presentation and buyer targeting need to be handled with local knowledge and care.
Our team combines on-the-ground market evidence with the backing of Knight Frank’s 130-year heritage and network of qualified international buyers. That reach is particularly valuable in Windsor, where demand can come from local movers, London relocators, international buyers and families seeking schools, space and connectivity.
Renting
Guidance for tenants across Windsor and the Thames Valley
Our lettings team advises potential tenants on value, availability, commuting options and property type, helping you compare the right locations and homes for your needs across Windsor, Eton and surrounding towns and villages.
Windsor’s rental market is supported by corporate tenants, families, international relocations and renters looking for strong transport links without losing access to green space and riverside amenities. The area offers everything from central flats and riverside apartments to larger homes in Datchet, Langley, Burnham and other well-connected locations.
Letting
Advice for landlords in a high-demand market
For landlords, Windsor offers a strong tenant base, but performance depends on accurate pricing, presentation and compliance. Our team advises on achievable rental values, marketing strategy, tenant demand and the practical steps needed to let efficiently.
We work with landlords across Windsor, Eton, SL4, SL3 and the wider regional market, introducing homes to local, corporate and international tenants through Knight Frank’s residential network.
Valuation services
Prices informed by local evidence
Our RICS-qualified surveyors provide clear and reliable valuation services supported by local comparable evidence, current market conditions and Knight Frank’s dedicated residential research. This helps homeowners, landlords and investors understand where their property sits in the market before making a decision.
Rural and estates
Long-term thinking for rural holdings
Through Knight Frank’s Oxfordshire rural team, we advise landowners, estate owners and family businesses on the long-term management of rural assets, helping them navigate the opportunities and responsibilities that come with land ownership in a region where heritage, environmental considerations and future value are often closely linked.
What makes Knight Frank different is the breadth of expertise available behind a single instruction. Alongside estate management and rural valuations, our specialists advise on succession planning, diversification, planning and development opportunities, and the evolving role of natural capital and environmental schemes. Supported by market-leading research, data-led analysis and a network of rural experts across the UK, we help clients make informed decisions that balance commercial objectives with long-term stewardship of their land and estates.
Areas we cover from our Windsor office
Windsor property market insight
The Windsor property market remains one of the strongest in the South East, supported by royal heritage, excellent schools, green space, commuter links and strong regional demand.
According to Office for National Statistics (ONS) data, Windsor and Maidenhead has the second highest average house price in the South East, with the average price paid for a detached home in Windsor over £1.1m.
Rental demand is also strong. As of April 2026, average monthly private rents in Windsor and Maidenhead increased by 3.5% in the previous 12 months, with one-bedroom properties rising by 4%. That performance reflects limited supply, lifestyle demand, corporate relocation activity and Windsor’s ability to serve both local and London-connected tenants.
Demand is particularly resilient for homes that combine setting and practicality: central period houses, family homes close to leading schools, riverside properties, and substantial houses in and around Bray and Holyport.
Where to live in Windsor
Central Windsor offers a handsome mix of period homes and apartments, including Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian properties close to the castle, shops, restaurants and stations. Park Street and Claremont Road are especially sought-after, while St Leonard’s Hill and Queen Anne’s Road are desirable for larger homes with access to Windsor Great Park.
Eton brings a distinct identity across the Thames, with cobbled streets, independent cafés and the presence of Eton College. Riverside homes here and in nearby Datchet appeal to those who want water, heritage and swift access back into Windsor and London.
For more space, villages including Bray, Holyport, Englefield Green, Winkfield and White Waltham broaden the search. Bray is internationally known for its restaurants, while Winkfield and Holyport offer substantial homes and a more private village setting.
Windsor area guide
Windsor’s identity is anchored by Windsor Castle, the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. The town also benefits from the Long Walk, Windsor Great Park, the River Thames and a rich collection of historic streets, cultural venues and green spaces.
Lifestyle is a major part of the appeal. Windsor Great Park is an ancient royal landscape of forests, meadows, lakes and gardens, with the Long Walk offering a 2.5-mile avenue towards the castle. The Thames adds watersports and boat trips, while the wider area has a strong equestrian and sporting scene, including Royal Ascot, Guards Polo Club and Wentworth Golf Club. There's also a wealth of nearby attractions for children, including LEGOLAND Windsor and Thorpe Park in nearby Chertsey.
Culturally, Windsor has more than royal associations. Theatre Royal Windsor, the town’s fringe festival, riverside dining and nearby Bray’s Michelin-starred restaurants all add quality and depth to local life. For families, the area is also known for schools including Eton College, Lambrook School, St George’s School, Windsor Boys’ School, Windsor Girls’ School and Holyport College.
Connectivity is another major strength, with direct trains to London Waterloo and Paddington via Slough, proximity to the M4 and M25, and Heathrow Airport around 20 minutes away. This gives Windsor a rare combination of heritage, countryside access and practical links into London, and beyond.
Read more: Our guide to Windsor: where heritage meets modern living