The Old Brewery

22 Russell Street, Windsor, SL4 1HQ

10,326 sq ft

Iconic Former Brewery Site with Strong Redevelopment Potential

Summary

Prime Central Windsor Location
Excellent transport links to Central London and Heathrow
0.17 acres site
10,326 sq ft GIA of office Space
Opportunity for either commercial refurbishment or residential conversion

Accommodation

The accommodation comprises the following areas:

Name	sq ft	sq m	Availability
Basement	2,081	193.33	Available
Ground	4,006	372.17	Available
1st	4,239	393.82	Available
Total	10,326	959.32

Location

The Old Brewery benefits from a prime location, within a minute's walk of Windsor’s vibrant town centre. Windsor is strategically located approximately 24 miles west of Central London and 12 miles from Heathrow Airport.

The town benefits from excellent transport links, with the M4 (J6) providing direct access to the M25 (J15) and the wider motorway network. Both Windsor Eton Central and Windsor and Eton Riverside are located within walking distance from The Old Brewery, offering regular services to London Waterloo and London Paddington. With the completion of the Elizabeth Line, there is now a seamless connection from Slough to key London destinations, including the West End, City, and Canary Wharf.

Windsor High Street (known as Peascod Street) is located immediately north of the Old Brewery site, offering access to a range of shops, restaurants, and local amenities. Situated directly opposite Windsor Castle, Peascod Street
provides convenient access to the castle and other nearby attractions. Its central location makes it an ideal starting point for exploring Windsor

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Mainline Stations

Windsor and Eton Central

5 mins
Windsor and Eton Riverside

9 mins
Datchet

27 mins
Sunnymeads

45 mins

Underground Station

Slough

46 mins
Burnham

66 mins
Langley

69 mins
Taplow

83 mins

Further Information

Price Price on application

Rates Payable Upon Enquiry

Description

The Old Brewery is a charming, characterful office building with a blend of original period features and modern amenities. Arranged over basement, ground, and first floors, the property offers a combination of open-plan and cellular office accommodation. The building’s rich history as a former brewery is reflected in its exposed brickwork, large feature windows, and a striking spiral staircase leading to a gallery-style landing. The ground-floor reception boasts stone tile flooring, a brass feature door, and decorative window detailing, creating an inviting entrance.

Additional features include a bar/lounge area with timber flooring, air conditioning, and a stylish glazed blockwork bar. The basement provides a presentation room, storage, and a comms room. An extension added in the early 2000s blends seamlessly with the original structure, forming an L-shaped layout.

The total site (outlined in red on the adjacent plan) extends over approximately 0.17 acres (0.07 hectares). The access land—hatched blue on the OS plan—is held under Title number BK139988. The Vendor retains rights of access over this land.