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"A rare opportunity to purchase a double-fronted period cottage requiring modernisation with a large garden plot amounting to just over 1/4 of an acre and separate garage/parking area. Accommodation is centrally heated and includes central entrance hall, through lounge and through kitchen/diner, large conservatory and two first floor bedrooms plus shower room. Property enjoys a favourable position within this sought-after village which provides excellent access to local travel routes. EPC rating E.

GENERAL INFORMATION The village of Seagrave is well known for its popularity in terms for convenience for ease of access to centres of employment at Loughborough, Leicester and Melton Mowbray, the adjoining Charnwood Forest and Quorn Hunt countryside with respective scenic country walks and golf courses. The M1/M42/M69 motorway network for travel north, south and west and the East Midlands International Airport at Castle Donington.
The village also offers local neighbourhood amenities including a public house, church, highly regarded village school and more comprehensive facilities available at nearby Sileby or Barrow upon Soar. FRONTAGE The property sits back from the road behind elevated fore-gardens with retaining walls to either side of a central slabbed and step pathway which leads to the central front door. HALL With aluminium double-glazed door to the property's front elevation and staircase to the first floor, radiator at side and doorway at the opposite side of the room leading through to: KITCHEN/DINER 4.6m x 3.24m

(15'1' x 10'8') Having central feature chimney breast with fireplace recess and tiled hearth, wall-mounted Worcester boiler, two ceiling light points, storage and work-surfaces with Belfast sink and antique style mixer tap, the room itself having a dual aspect with aluminium double-glazed windows to front and rear, central heating radiator, stable-type split door at the rear leading through to the conservatory and open way at the side to: THROUGH LOUNGE 4.59m x 3.3m

(15'1' x 10'10') As per the kitchen diner, spanning the full depth of the property with aluminium double-glazed window to front and matching sliding patio doors to the conservatory, wall light points, central heating radiator, half-circle feature fireplace with log -burning stove onset. CONSERVATORY Of timber construction with brick base and opaque roof, door to side and french doors to the rear corner, central heating radiator, wood-burning stove with tiled base, fan light and further ceiling light point with maximum dimensions of 5.25mtrs x 3.93mtrs with flagstone floor throughout. FIRST FLOOR LANDING With aluminium double-glazed obscure window to the property's rear elevation and ceiling light point, doors off to both bedrooms and the shower room. MASTER BEDROOM 4.54m x 3.3m

(14'11' x 10'10') The room again having a dual aspect with aluminium double-glazed window to front and single glazed window to rear, ceiling light point, central heating radiator, central chimney breast intrusion and good-sized built-in over-stairs cupboard/wardrobe. BEDROOM TWO 3.24m x 2.79m

(10'8' x 9'2') Incorporating the chimney breast intrusion and built-in cupboard to corner, with timber laminate floor, ceiling light point, central heating radiator and aluminium double-glazed window to the property's front elevation. SHOWER ROOM 2.16m x 1.72m

(7'1' x 5'8') With shower cubicle, washbasin and WC, partial dado-height tiling and ceiling light point, central heating radiator and obscure single-glazed window to the property's rear elevation. OUTSIDE To the property's right-hand side a walled entry with wrought iron gates gives access to the immediate rear of the conservatory and to a raised/concreted area with retaining walls which houses a large outdoor timber workshop with internal power and lighting, the area to the immediate rear of the conservatory is laid to a flagstone outside patio seating area with an open Well and fish pond, two steps then lead up to a further slabbed and paved area with covered gazebo and brick-built wash-house to the side with integrated storage space at the rear (this outbuilding requires attention to the structure), moving rearwards through the garden a further slabbed pathway leads into the garden area proper which is almost entirely grassed with hedging and open post fencing to the boundaries. The entire plot is believed to measure somewhere in the region of 0.27 acres. PARKING & GARAGE The property's parking and garage area is situated further down the incline on King Street, immediately adjacent to the driveway, garden and outbuildings for No.29. The front is laid to concrete hard standing for two vehicles with a further gated parking area and single garage with up-and-over door to front. You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website."