The former home of the St George's Chapel’s architect - where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were married, has gone up for sale for £1.5 million.
The four bedroom property in Windsor's Golden Triangle belonged to Alfred Young Nutt who worked on the chapel of the royal wedding in May, and where Princess Eugenie will marry Jack Brooksbank in October.
The architect lived in the home which backs on to the famous Long Walk between between 1847 and 1924, while working for Windsor Castle.
The exterior of the property features a blue plaque which was unveiled on 16 April 2009 by the Mayor of Windsor and Maidenhead stating that Nutt lived there.
The former home of architect Alfred Young Nutt who worked on St George's Chapel, Meghan and Harry's wedding venue, has hit the market for £1.5 million. Pictured: A newly renovated living space
The architect lived in the terrace home in Windsor's golden triangle until his death in 1924 and in April 2009 a blue plaque was unveiled outside the home
The listed building has undergone a complete renovation and now includes a two storey glazed extension, at the rear of the home looking out onto the back garden.
Combining a period Georgian building with a contemporary styled interior, this family home provides accommodation over four floors.
On the lower ground floor the kitchen boasts granite work surfaces, integrated units and underfloor heating while benefiting from a stunning glass rear opening onto the garden, whilst the dining room sits adjacent. A bespoke wood and glass staircase leads to the ground floor.
The sitting room has an ornate fireplace and large sash windows benefiting from high ceilings making for a spacious living area.
The house boasts views of Winsdor Castle and the Long Walk, which Meghan and Harry travelled down in a carriage (seen here) after saying their I dos
The listed building has undergone a complete renovation and now includes a two storey glazed extension, at the rear of the home looking out onto the back garden. Pictured one of the living spaces
The property boasts four bedrooms, the master of which is seen here featuring a balcony overlooking picturesque Windsor
The ground floor features a spacious open plan living room with sash windows and original fireplaces
The family home has two newly refurbished bathrooms, the smaller of which is seen here
The state of the art kitchen features granite work surfaces and a breakfast bar and has a modern feel thanks to the clean white finish
The kitchen leads to an open plan dinning room fitted with hard wood floors and LED spotlights making for a bright space
This room also enjoys an uninterrupted rear view onto the Long Walk with the Castle to the left.
The first floor houses the master bedroom, featuring floor to ceiling wardrobes and two sets of french doors opening onto an ornate balcony.
Bedroom two boasts a superb bay window offering Long Walk and Windsor Castle views. Two further bedrooms and bathroom are on the second floor.
Alfred Young Nutt, who lived in the property for 23 years until his death in 1924, was born in Leicestershire, the youngest of 15 children in 1847.
He left school at 14 to become an architect pupil where he met Harry Ward, the artist who was to become a close friend, fostering Nutt’s talent for sketching and painting.
In 1867, he entered the office of works at Windsor Castle as a draughtsman. During his time in the office, he was involved in extensive changes being made to St. George’s Chapel
In 1936, a memorial to him was placed in the north choir aisle of St George’s Chapel.
The second and larger bathroom is newly tiled and includes a bath, shower and heated towel rail
The second bedroom has a large sash window that overlooks the famous Windsor great park and Long Walk
The listed Georgian building (seen centre) has a contemporary interior and provides accommodation over four floors
Nutt worked as an architect on St George's Chapel (picture) where Meghan and Harry said their I dos and where Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank are due to wed in October
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