Plan to convert town's offices into flats approved
Arundel House in Windsor, on the left, stands directly opposite Windsor and Eton Riverside train station
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A plan to convert offices close to Windsor Castle into flats has been given the go-ahead.
Mountcharm (SE) Limited secured permission to use the first and second floors of Arundel House, in Farm Yard, Windsor, as homes from the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
The offices will be converted into six flats and no external alterations will take place on the outside of the building, which agents described as looking "unremarkable".
It stands opposite Windsor and Eton Riverside train station and a dental surgery on Arundel House's ground floor will be unaffected.
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