Welcome to The Preserve at Great Pond - where comfort and luxury meet. Embraced by nature, yet close to urban conveniences, our luxury apartments in Windsor, CT, cater to city dwellers and outdoor adventurers alike. Add in the thoughtful collection of services and amenities, and you'll have everything you expect from a true home.
Live the luxury life in any of our studio, one, two, or three-bedroom homes. Cook to your heart's content in your upscale kitchen with energy-efficient appliances, white quartz countertops, two-tone cabinetry, and pendant lighting. Aesthetically pleasing touches complete the picture, among which wood-style floorings, 9-foot ceilings, and energy-efficient vinyl windows are only a few. And we haven't even mentioned the smart additions, such as the USB ports, Nest thermostats, and latch smart locks.
Come and experience it for yourself here at The Preserve at Great Pond. Amenities: Oven, Den, Dining Room & Golf Simulator.
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RentalSource last checked: 1 day ago · Listing updated: November 13, 2026
•Pet rent, additional pet $40 (optional, nonrefundable, monthly).
Additional Details
The Preserve at Great Pond at 100 Lexington St in Windsor, CT 06095 has studio to 2-bedroom apartments for rent from $1,945 to $3,045 a month. They have 1 to 2 bathrooms and 622 to 1,415 square feet. Pets are welcome. The Preserve at Great Pond was advertised by Preserve Ventures 6+ months ago.
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