2/55 James Meehan Street, Windsor NSW 2756

“Take advantage of its prime location!”

Property features

Air Conditioning

Balcony

Built-in Robes

Fully Fenced

Living Areas: 1

Pet-Friendly

Secure Parking

Toilets: 2

Nadia Cruz

VIBE Property

“Charming”

Windsor, NSW 2756, is a historic and charming suburb in the Hawkesbury region, located approximately 56 kilometers northwest of Sydney's CBD is accessible by car, with a drive of an easy 1 hours, depending on traffic. Known for its mix of rural tranquility and accessibility, Windsor offers an attractive lifestyle for those who prefer a quieter, more relaxed setting outside the busy city. For commuters, Windsor is well-connected to Sydney by major roads and public transport, including a train station with direct access to the Sydney Trains network. Driving to Sydney takes about an hour, making it feasible for those balancing work in the city with life in a peaceful suburban environment. Windsor features a range of quality educational institutions, both public and private. Local schools like Windsor Public School and Windsor High School are well-regarded, making it a favorable area for families. The suburb also has several preschools and child care facilities, providing diverse educational options for children of all ages. The area is known for its natural beauty, with an abundance of parks and outdoor spaces, including Macquarie Park and Governor Phillip Park. The nearby Hawkesbury River offers scenic settings for outdoor activities like picnicking, fishing, and kayaking, catering to those who enjoy an active, outdoor-oriented lifestyle. Windsor also has a growing dining scene, with an array of cafés, pubs, and restaurants. The historic Macquarie Arms Hotel, one of the oldest pubs in Australia, is a local favorite, while spots like The Bridge Café add to the suburb's charm. The variety of eateries, from traditional pubs to cozy cafes, creates a welcoming atmosphere with plenty of dining options. Windsor combines historic charm, modern conveniences, and proximity to Sydney, making it a popular choice for families, professionals, and retirees seeking a community-focused lifestyle with a small-town feel. Established as one of Governor Macquarie’s towns in 1810, Windsor is steeped in history and offers a wealth of stories and landmarks to explore.