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Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Set across three carefully considered floors, 45 Newfoundland Drive offers an excellent balance of practical everyday living and flexible bedroom spaces. Step inside the welcoming entrance hallway, which leads directly into the ground-floor living areas. The front-facing living room provides a dedicated space to unwind, while the heart of the home sits at the back. The open-plan kitchen and dining area features light wood-toned cabinetry, integrated cooking appliances and a tiled floor. French doors open directly from the dining space into the rear garden, making outdoor dining effortless. A highly practical utility room and a separate ground-floor WC complete this level, ensuring everyday chores are kept out of sight. The first floor hosts two double bedrooms. The rear-facing bedroom spans the full width of the property and features built-in wardrobes and an open shelving unit. The second floor mirrors this layout with two further double bedrooms. The principal bedroom at the front of the top floor includes integrated wardrobes and enjoys its own private en-suite shower room, finished with vibrant mosaic tiling. A separate family bathroom with a white suite serves the remaining bedrooms. Outside, the low-maintenance rear garden combines paved pathways with gravel sections and includes a sizeable timber storage shed, enclosed by secure wooden fencing. Newfoundland Drive enjoys a fantastic location, with everything you need close by. Poole Quay, Harbourside Park and harbour walks are less than a 10-minute stroll away. Shops, schools, parks and excellent transport connections are all within easy reach, while Poole Harbour and the area's stunning beaches are just a short drive away. Other information (as advised by the seller)... Council Tax: E Parking arrangements: Allocated permit parking Seller's position: No chain Tenure: Freehold Management fee: £200 per annum (freehold with management only) Boiler location: In the utility room Boiler age: 2 years Window age: 10 years or more, with 12 new windows replaced in May 2026 Approximate age of construction: 20 years Loft: Part-boarded Garden direction: North-west Potential rental value: £1,600–£1,800 Agent: Rob Emery Broadband connection: Copy and paste this link into your browser and search using the postcode: checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Mobile signal/coverage: Copy and paste this link into your browser and search using the postcode: checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Stamp Duty: Copy and paste this link into your browser: stampdutycalculator.org.uk/ What3Words: Please verify these details through the conveyancing process. All distances or travel times are based on Google Maps.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - A TRULY MAGNIFICENT GRADE II LISTED property situated within Hurn Court Manor House. Hurn court comprises of approx. 10 acres dating back to the 11th century. Fully refurbished throughout, this property offers over 3500 SqFt of stunning accommodation. Number 8 Hurn Court presents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional residence within one of Dorset's most historic manor houses. Dating back to the 16th century and beautifully restored throughout, this remarkable Grade II Listed home offers over 3,500 sq ft of elegant accommodation where original architectural features sit effortlessly alongside a comprehensive modern renovation. Set behind secure electric gates within approximately ten acres of beautifully maintained grounds, the property delivers the character and grandeur of a country estate with the ease of true lock-and-leave ownership. Whether enjoyed as an outstanding family home or an elegant weekend retreat, it offers an exceptional lifestyle just minutes from Christchurch, Bournemouth, the New Forest and the south coast. Recently completed comprehensive renovation including: • Complete electrical rewire • New heating and pressurised hot water system • Structural timber restoration where required • Enhanced sound insulation • Modern alarm system • Beautifully redesigned interiors throughout • Fully turnkey condition Hurn Court is one of Dorset's most significant historic manor houses, with origins dating back to the 11th century and later redeveloped as the country seat of the Earls of Malmesbury. Over the centuries it has welcomed notable visitors including Handel, Lord Nelson, Henry Fielding and Lillie Langtry. Today the estate provides a unique combination of heritage, security and beautifully maintained private grounds. Hurn Court is truly a unique place to live, surrounded by open farmland and tennis courts a brisk walk from the main Manor House. Wildlife including pheasants, swans, herons and deer frequent the grounds yet it lies within 4 miles of both the centres of Christchurch and Bournemouth (10/15 mins each by car), 7 miles to Ringwood and only 1 mile to the A338 giving easy access to the M27 and approximately 2 hours to London. It's also great proximity to the coast and approx. 6 miles from the nearest Beach. Number 8 Hurn Court is a large and elegantly presented four-bedroom property, that is arranged over four floors, spanning in excess of 3500+ SqFt and offers stunning views. The current owners have completely refurbished this home, to an incredible standard whilst retaining many exquisite period features including high ceilings, ornate coving, wood panel walls in the drawing room, sash windows and spacious, bright accommodation. The oversized front door leads to the entrance hall, having doors to all principle ground floor rooms and a staircase leads to all floors. Accommodation on the ground floor consists of boot room, utility room, cinema room and a particularly impressive wood panelled drawing room. The first floor accommodation comprises of WC, Dining area, Kitchen with range of base and eye level units and integrated appliances. The living room completes the accommodation on the first floor, with a particular feature being the impressive fireplace with stone surround. The second floor accommodation comprises a large master bedroom, dressing room, shower room, boiler/airing room and an impressive bathroom. The split-level top floor has a bathroom, along with the remaining two bedrooms, offering truly imposing views across Hurn Court. One bedroom is currently utilised as a gym. There are two designated parking spaces, plenty of visitor parking and a garage. This home would work brilliantly as a second home for those looking for a transient getaway from London or the Home Counties, but also works fantastically as a primary residence. Tenure: Share of freehold Council Tax Band: G EPC Rating: Exempt Grade II listedPlus d’informations

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - RE - OPEN-PLAN LIVING, IMMACULATE THROUGHOUT, READY TO MOVE STRAIGHT IN Tucked away in a modern development just moments from Poole Quay and Poole town centre, this bright and beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment offers effortless living with a fresh, contemporary feel throughout. Step inside to discover a well-proportioned layout that maximises space and light. The open-plan lounge and kitchen is the heart of the home—sleek, neutral cabinetry paired with integrated appliances and generous worktop space creates a stylish yet practical hub for both everyday living and entertaining. Two generous bedrooms provide peaceful retreats, with the primary bedroom benefitting from an ensuite shower room for added privacy, while a separate modern bathroom with a full-sized bath caters perfectly for guests. This home is turnkey ready—neutrally decorated and meticulously maintained, ideal for professionals, first-time buyers or savvy investors. You'll also appreciate the private allocated parking, secure entry system, and a layout that just makes sense. With amenities, green spaces and transport links all within easy reach, this is low-maintenance, high-convenience living at its best. Poole Quay (0.7 Miles / 15 Minute Walk) Hamworthy Park (0.9 Miles / 18 Minute Walk) Poole Yacht Club (0.7 Miles / 16 Minute Walk) Poole Ferry Terminal (0.5 Miles / 11 Minute Walk) if you fancy popping over to France. Other Information (as advised by the seller )... Council Tax: C Parking Arrangements: Allocated Parking Vendors position: Found A Property To Buy Tenure: Leasehold Lease Length: 142 Years Management Fee: £2,146.46 Per Annum Ground Rent: £480 Per Annum Floor Level: First Floor Lift Access: Yes Location of Boiler: Lounge Cupboard Age of Boiler: 7 Years Age of Windows: 7 Years Approx. Age of Construction: 2018 Potential Rental Value: £1,200pcm to £1,400pcm Agent: George Ford Broadband connection: copy & paste this link into your browser and use postcode to search checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Mobile signal/coverage: copy & paste this link into your browser and use postcode to search checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Stamp Duty: copy & paste this link into your browser: stampdutycalculator.org.uk/ Plus d’informations

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Green Man Farmhouse is a substantial Grade II listed property, offering over 5,000 sq ft of impressive accommodation arranged over three floors, together with a range of outbuildings. The property has evolved over more than three centuries, originally serving as a coaching inn on the historic Lincoln to York road before later becoming a courthouse, then a public house and finally a farmhouse. Internally, the accommodation is both generous and versatile, combining well-proportioned reception rooms with a substantial kitchen/breakfast room, seven bedrooms and a range of ancillary spaces. Period features remain an important part of the house, including exposed beams and stonework, traditional fireplaces, timber floors and substantial heritage-approved double-glazed sash-style windows. The layout is particularly well suited to busy family life and multigenerational living. The house stands within approximately 1.3 acres (subject to survey), comprising established gardens, a charming walled garden, an attractive courtyard, a grassland paddock, ample gated parking and an area currently left wild between the walled garden and the road. A range of useful outbuildings and stores are of particular note and include stables and a single garage. The paddock and ancillary buildings lend themselves to a variety of uses, including equestrian or livestock interests, while the wider grounds provide ample space for family life, hobbies and entertaining. Dog not included!! Sellers' Insight “Green Man Farmhouse was constructed circa 1676 as a coaching inn on the Lincoln to York road. In 1741, the Old Lincoln Clubhouse, a meeting place for local gentlemen and now a separate residence, was built adjacent to the southern end of the inn and subsequently joined to it. The remains of internal steps leading up to the now-blocked corridor are a reminder of the close relationship the two buildings once had. Over time, slate-roof extensions were added to the pantile-roofed coaching inn, along with adjacent stables and barns. The latter were converted into three award-winning houses in 2015. We bought Green Man Farmhouse in 2014 because it was close to our jobs at Cranwell and Lincoln at the time and gave easy road and rail access to our daughters in Edinburgh. It was very dilapidated then, but since that time we have had extensive work done, including creating a ground-floor shower room. This allowed us to create a ground-floor bedroom and sitting room so an elderly relative could live comfortably with us. The shower room has direct access to the garden, which is invaluable after gardening or muddy dog walks. In the last two years, the second storey has been reinstated, with the addition of an en-suite shower room to create further flexible accommodation. We have retained exposed rafters and stripped stone walls as features. The pantile and slate roofs have been completely stripped and refurbished, all exposed exterior stonework has been repointed, and heritage-approved double glazing has been installed throughout. The stables and garage are weatherproof and provide generous external storage; replastering their internal walls would be our next project. The house has provided a lovely setting for up to 15 people to stay for major celebrations, including our daughter's wedding reception, which was held in a marquee in the paddock. The garden has provided a secure play space for young grandchildren, dogs and cats, with permitted access to the Blankney Estate behind the house for walking dogs on a lead. We are still extremely happy living in Green Man Farmhouse and are selling only to move closer to family.” Key Features • Substantial Grade II listed former coaching inn dating from circa 1676 • 5,030 sq ft of versatile accommodation arranged over three floors • Set within approximately 1.3 acres (subject to survey) of attractive, mature gardens and grounds, including a grassland paddock • Located just one and a half miles from the highly sought-after village of Navenby • A wealth of period features throughout, including exposed stonework, beams and fireplaces • Three principal ground-floor reception rooms plus a separate study, with an additional reception room on the second floor • Seven generous bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms • Two family bathrooms with Burlington sanitaryware, freestanding claw-foot baths and separate showers • Superb ground-floor shower room with traditional Burlington sanitaryware • Farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room with solid wood worktops, Belfast sink, integrated dishwasher and fridge • Smeg electric range with induction hob • Separate pantry • Spacious utility room with boiler, sink, space for washing machine and tumble dryer, and extensive built-in cupboards • Characterful sitting room with Charnwood wood-burning stove • Elegant dining room with decorative stone fireplace • Light-filled snug with decorative stone fireplace • Five spacious bedrooms on the first floor and a further two on the second floor • Cellar with electricity and useful storage • Workshop with internal and external access, and built-in cupboards • Further versatile storage areas within the main house • Roof fully relaid and refurbished in 2025 • Heritage-approved double glazing installed throughout in 2025 • Separate outbuilding with electricity, comprising stables, tack room and single garage • Established grounds with mature borders, a variety of trees and a charming walled garden • Ample off-road parking and far-reaching countryside views • Grassland paddock offering potential for equestrian or livestock interests • Close to the highly regarded village of Navenby, with an excellent range of everyday amenities • Conveniently located adjacent to the A15 for Lincoln, Sleaford, Newark and Grantham, with excellent road and rail connections and direct services from Newark and Grantham to London King's Cross Location Green Man Farmhouse enjoys a rural setting yet is just one and a half miles from Navenby, widely regarded as one of Lincolnshire's most desirable villages. It occupies an elevated position on the limestone escarpment along which the county's renowned Cliff Villages are located. Surrounded by attractive countryside and rich in history, the village has a thriving community atmosphere and an excellent range of everyday amenities, including a bakery, butcher, Co-op and One Stop convenience stores, cafés, two public houses, three takeaway restaurants and a well-regarded primary school. Navenby lies on the Viking Way, offering excellent walking and cycling opportunities in the surrounding countryside. The historic Cathedral City of Lincoln is approximately eight miles to the north and provides a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities, while Sleaford, Newark and Grantham are also readily accessible. From Grantham, mainline rail services take one hour and 22 minutes to London King's Cross and three and a half hours to Edinburgh, making this an appealing location for those seeking village and country living with convenient access to the capital or the north. Schools The breadth and quality of educational provision are important factors that continue to make Navenby and the surrounding Cliff Villages a popular choice for families. Navenby Church of England Primary School is rated Good by Ofsted, and a number of highly regarded secondary schools are easily accessible, including William Robertson Academy in nearby Welbourn and the well-respected grammar schools of Sleaford and Grantham. Further secondary education is available in Lincoln, Newark and the surrounding area, providing an excellent choice of both comprehensive and selective schooling. For those seeking independent education, the highly regarded Lincoln Minster School offers co-educational day schooling from preparatory through to sixth-form level. Services: Mains electricity and water, oil-fired central heating, drainage to a septic tank. Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Council Tax Band: F EPC Rating: Exempt Tenure: Freehold

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - THE OLD RECTORY The Old Rectory comes to the market having been thoroughly enjoyed as a family home by its current occupiers for nearly 30 years. As the first private owner-occupiers of the property since its construction in 1823, they acquired it from the local church in 1998, marking the end of its former use as a rectory. This Grade II listed property is a fine example of classic Georgian architecture and has been lovingly cared for and maintained, with an array of original period features to enjoy throughout. Undoubtedly, one of the key benefits of the property is the adjoining three-bedroom annexe. Arranged over two floors, it is ideally suited to dependent relatives or, as previously used, as a rental property providing an income. Alternatively, the annexe could easily be incorporated into the main house to provide additional principal accommodation, creating a main residence with just under 5,000 sq. ft. of living space. The Old Rectory is also impressively located, roughly equidistant from the cities of Nottingham, Derby and Leicester. There is easy access to several major transport links, notably the M1 motorway, A52 Brian Clough Way, Long Eaton railway station, East Midlands Parkway and East Midlands Airport. THE ACCOMMODATION The main house offers approximately 3,498 sq. ft. of generous accommodation over two floors. On entering the home, you are welcomed by an inviting entrance hall featuring a classic Georgian sash window and detailed coving—an early indication of the wealth of character found throughout. The entrance hall leads to the main inner hall, which provides access to all the ground-floor accommodation, comprising, in brief: a formal sitting room with an adjoining dining room, a useful study, a breakfast kitchen, a guest WC/cloakroom and internal access to the expansive cellars. On the first floor, off the bright and spacious landing, are five bedrooms and a family bathroom. The adjoining annexe has its own independent access, parking and garden. Its internal accommodation extends to approximately 1,475 sq. ft. and includes a dining kitchen, a beautiful lounge, three bedrooms, a family bathroom, two useful storerooms and a ground-floor WC. GARDENS & GROUNDS The Old Rectory has charming grounds on three sides, extending to approximately 0.25 of an acre in total. The attractive frontage offers substantial off-street parking, with a tarmac driveway providing ample space for several vehicles and access to the garage. A block-paved courtyard garden provides a private area for dining or gardening, as well as access to several useful stores and a gardeners’ WC within the garage block. The formal gardens to the rear of the property provide an excellent space for families to enjoy. They are predominantly laid to lawn, with established hedging and planting providing privacy and a natural separation between the gardens of the main house and annexe. LOCATION Sawley and the neighbouring town of Long Eaton are approximately 10 miles west of Nottingham city centre and 10 miles east of Derby city centre. They are ideally located close to several established transport links, including the M1 motorway, A52, Long Eaton railway station, East Midlands Parkway station and East Midlands Airport. Long Eaton has developed into a well-established town with an abundance of amenities and conveniences. The area has several reputable state and independent schools, notably Wilsthorpe Community School, Trent College and The Elms School, which provides private education for children aged 3–11. DISTANCES Nottingham city centre: 10 miles Derby city centre: 9 miles Long Eaton railway station: 1 mile M1 motorway, Junction 26: 3 miles A52: 3 miles Nottingham City Hospital: 13 miles Queen’s Medical Centre: 8 miles Royal Derby Hospital: 12 miles East Midlands Parkway: 6 miles East Midlands Airport: 6.5 miles SERVICES Mains electricity, water, gas and drainage are understood to be connected. TENURE Freehold. VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment with Fine & Country Nottinghamshire. Contact Pavlo Jurkiw for more information.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - ENTRANCE HALL A spacious and welcoming reception hall creating an excellent first impression, with a staircase rising to the first floor. LIVING ROOM A generous and inviting reception room centred around a feature brick fireplace incorporating a multi-fuel stove, creating a warm and comfortable living space. Front-facing uPVC window. DINING ROOM A versatile reception room currently used as a formal dining area, equally suited as a family room, playroom, snug or additional sitting room. Rear-facing uPVC window. KITCHEN DINER An impressive open-plan kitchen and dining space fitted with an extensive range of units and integrated appliances. Finished with granite worktops, a feature peninsula and a Quooker boiling-water tap, this room provides an ideal hub for family life and entertaining. Stable door leading to the garden. GARDEN ROOM A bright and airy reception space enjoying views over the rear garden through dual-aspect windows. Featuring a contemporary media wall with inset gas fire and bi-fold doors connecting seamlessly to the kitchen. DOWNSTAIRS WC Convenient ground-floor cloakroom fitted with a WC and washbasin. MASTER BEDROOM A superb main bedroom offering a peaceful retreat, complemented by a walk-in dressing room and a stylish, fully tiled en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower. EN SUITE Well-appointed and fully tiled, featuring a walk-in shower, washbasin and WC. DRESSING ROOM Dedicated dressing area providing excellent storage and organisation space. BEDROOM TWO A spacious double bedroom benefiting from fitted wardrobes and its own modern en-suite shower room. EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM Stylishly presented shower room comprising a shower enclosure, washbasin, WC and dual heated towel rail. BEDROOM THREE A bright double bedroom with dual-aspect windows and fitted wardrobes. BEDROOM FOUR Another well-proportioned double bedroom enjoying dual-aspect windows and an abundance of natural light. BEDROOM FIVE / HOME OFFICE A versatile room currently arranged as a home office with full-fibre broadband, ideal for remote working, hobbies or occasional guest accommodation. FAMILY BATHROOM A well-presented family bathroom serving the remaining bedrooms. SELF-CONTAINED ANNEXE The property benefits from a fully self-contained annexe offering excellent flexibility for a range of uses. It comprises a spacious open-plan living and kitchen area fitted with integrated appliances, granite worktops and ample room for seating and dining, together with a comfortable double bedroom and a well-appointed shower room. Currently used as a home gym, the annexe would equally suit independent living for a family member, guest accommodation or use as a home office, studio or therapy space. EXTERIOR The property is approached via secure double gates leading to an extensive private driveway providing ample off-road parking and access to a detached double garage and adjoining workshop. The front garden is enclosed and well-screened by mature trees and hedging, creating a high degree of privacy. To the rear, the beautifully maintained garden is fully enclosed and predominantly laid to lawn, with established borders, fruit trees and rose planting. A spacious Indian stone patio provides an ideal entertaining area, complemented by a feature pond, summer house and provision for a hot tub, all combining to create a peaceful and secluded outdoor setting.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - 19 Upper Welland Terrace is an elegant Georgian home of considerable character and scale, occupying a distinguished position in one of Spalding’s most recognisable historic terraces, overlooking the River Welland and Ayscoughfee Hall. Dating from around 1813, the property combines the elegance and architectural presence expected of an early 19th-century home with the space, flexibility and practicality required for modern family life. Arranged over four floors, it offers generous accommodation, a landscaped walled garden, extensive parking, a separate office and gym, and an independent two-bedroom annexe. The impressive red-brick façade, sash windows and decorative entrance create a striking first impression, while the interior retains many period features, including decorative woodwork, cornicing, original fireplaces, sash windows and an elegant staircase. The beautifully proportioned reception rooms feature high ceilings, ornate mouldings and large windows that fill the home with natural light. At the heart of the home is the magnificent open-plan kitchen and garden room, thoughtfully redesigned by the current owners. With bespoke cabinetry, limestone flooring, a Smeg range cooker and views over the garden, it provides a bright and welcoming space for family life and entertaining. Additional reception rooms, together with a boot room, cloakroom and dressing room, add practicality and elegance to the home. The first and second floors offer five well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal suite with an en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom with an en-suite, a family bathroom and a dedicated study, providing flexible space for family life, guests and working from home. Under the current ownership, the property has been extensively improved, including upgraded windows, modernised bathrooms, new flooring and significant external works, creating a home that respects its Georgian heritage while offering excellent everyday comfort. Outside, the partly walled landscaped garden provides a private and peaceful setting, with established plants, generous lawns and two terraces. Rear access leads to the carport and additional parking, with two electric vehicle charging points providing valuable modern convenience. The independent annexe offers exceptional flexibility, comprising an open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, two bedrooms and two shower rooms. It is ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodation or potential professional use, subject to the necessary consents. A separate office and gym further enhance the property’s versatility. Ideally located within walking distance of Spalding town centre, riverside walks, Ayscoughfee Hall, shops, cafés, restaurants and the railway station, the property is also well placed for the town’s highly regarded secondary schools. A distinguished Georgian residence offering elegant period character, exceptional family accommodation and remarkable versatility in one of Spalding’s most sought-after locations. Disclaimer: This property information, while believed to be accurate, is provided as a general overview for guidance only and does not form any part of an offer or contract. Prospective buyers should not rely on it as a statement of fact, but should satisfy themselves as to its accuracy by inspection, through their legal and professional advisers or otherwise. It is the buyer’s responsibility to verify matters such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property-related details. It should not be assumed that the property has all the necessary planning permissions, building regulations certificates or other consents. No person employed by Fine & Country has the authority to make or provide any representation or warranty concerning the property. Floor plans are for illustrative purposes only. All measurements, including walls, doors, window fittings and appliances, and their sizes and positions, are shown conventionally, are approximate only and cannot be relied upon as a representation by the agent. Likewise, all areas, measurements and distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and may not be exhaustive. Interior photographs are reproduced for general purposes, and no inference should be made that any item shown is included in the property. We have not tested any appliances. Buyers should make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities regarding the connection of any services.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Hillcroft, Uppingham Road, Houghton on the Hill, Leicestershire LE7. Fully renovated village retreat | 4 bedrooms | 3 toilets | Carport | Large rear garden | Rural views | Beautifully appointed throughout At the heart of the highly sought-after village of Houghton on the Hill, where country charm meets excellent connectivity, discover Hillcroft — a beautifully restored four-bedroom detached home that effortlessly combines timeless architecture with clean, contemporary design. Tucked behind an elegant gravel driveway with ample parking and a covered carport, this remarkable white-rendered property welcomes you with warmth and understated elegance. A home reimagined for modern living Step through the new front door into a central hallway, where light and a sense of space draw you in. To one side, the living room spans the full depth of the house — a truly welcoming space with new carpets, a beautiful open fireplace, a front-facing window and French doors opening onto the rear patio and garden beyond. Whether you are spending a winter evening by the fire or letting summer afternoons flow into the garden, this room promises comfort throughout the year. The kitchen — accessible from both the hallway and the living room — makes a statement in modern style. Newly fitted with elegant wall and base units, a gas hob and oven, and warm wooden flooring underfoot, it is a space that inspires family breakfasts and lively dinners. A clever under-stairs cupboard provides the perfect pantry. From here, a second hallway leads to the garden and also provides access to the utility room, fitted with base units and a sink — ideal for laundry, muddy boots and everyday practicality. Tucked discreetly at the rear is a study/home office/multipurpose room or ground-floor bedroom, offering flexibility for working from home, guests or multigenerational living. Next to it is a ground-floor shower room, finished with style and practicality in mind. Upstairs: Peaceful bedrooms and garden views The first floor offers four bedrooms, each freshly decorated and filled with natural light. The principal bedroom benefits from a private en-suite shower room, while the family bathroom includes a bath with an overhead shower, toilet and washbasin — perfect for busy mornings and evenings. A garden that captures the heart Outside, Hillcroft’s rear garden is a real delight. A generous patio area is perfect for entertaining or enjoying the sunshine, while the lawn beyond is framed by mature shrubs and trees, creating a wonderful sense of privacy. At the end of the garden, a vegetable patch and shed provide space to grow produce and potter, all set against the picturesque backdrop of rolling fields — a scene to soothe the soul. Location: The best of both worlds Houghton on the Hill is one of Leicestershire’s most desirable villages, known for its vibrant community, local amenities and excellent access to Leicester and Uppingham via the A47. For commuters, Leicester railway station offers direct services to London St Pancras in just over an hour. Families are also well served by excellent state and independent schools, including Leicester Grammar School and the neighbouring village primary schools. In summary With its beautifully finished interiors, spacious layout and idyllic setting, Hillcroft offers a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey home in a prime village location. Additional benefits include planning permission in place to extend the property into a five-bedroom family home, offering exciting potential for future growth, and no onward chain, helping to ensure a smooth and swift transaction. Whether you are upsizing, relocating or simply looking for a place where modern comfort meets the tranquillity of the countryside, this property is ready to welcome its next chapter. Offered exclusively by Harry Singh | Belle and Country, where every detail speaks of home. Disclaimer: Important information Property details: While we endeavour to ensure the accuracy of the property details, we have not tested any services, equipment, appliances or facilities. We do not guarantee that they are connected, working or fit for purpose. Floor plans: Please note that a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are provided for guidance only and are not to scale.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - This elegant four-bedroom detached house in Bushby offers 2,186 square feet of luxurious living space. Built in 2009, it features a vaulted ceiling, a spacious kitchen/diner with high-end appliances, four generously sized bedrooms, modern bathrooms and a beautifully landscaped garden with a secure outdoor area. The property is set behind a wide paved driveway with parking for two vehicles and a substantial integral double garage, fitted with an integrated electric vehicle charging point. This offers practical everyday convenience that families truly appreciate. The house also benefits from an impressive 22 solar panels paired with a 16 kW storage battery, significantly reducing energy bills and making it a genuinely forward-thinking and sustainable family home. Ground Floor Step through the front door and the entrance hall immediately sets the tone. It is a bright, welcoming space, with warm oak flooring underfoot and the staircase rising ahead, creating a real sense of arrival. At the front of the property are two well-proportioned reception rooms, both with large windows that draw in plenty of natural light throughout the day. The first works perfectly as a formal sitting room or playroom, while the second, currently used as a snug, offers flexibility as a home office, reading room or additional lounge. Both rooms have a calm atmosphere thanks to their position away from the main living spaces. The true heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen and dining area at the rear. This is a real family space, bright and airy, with French doors opening directly onto the garden, creating an easy flow between indoors and outdoors. The kitchen is well equipped with dark granite worktops, integrated appliances and a breakfast-bar island, while the spacious dining area comfortably accommodates a large family table. A separate utility room sits just off the kitchen, keeping the main living areas tidy and practical. Through double doors from the dining area, the main family room is a truly impressive space. Measuring over 17 feet long, it features a stone fireplace as a natural focal point and French doors opening directly onto the rear garden and stone patio. It is the kind of room that works equally well for family evenings and larger gatherings, and connects the whole ground floor in a way that simply works. A ground-floor WC completes the accommodation on this level. First Floor The staircase leads to one of the most striking features of this home. The first-floor landing is a truly spectacular space, centred around a high vaulted ceiling with a full-height window that floods the entire area with natural light. This is the kind of architectural detail that elevates a home from comfortable to truly special. The landing itself is wide and generous, a real room in its own right, beautifully styled and offering a sense of scale that few properties at this price can match. Leading off the landing are four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a large, beautifully appointed room, with French doors opening onto a Juliet balcony overlooking the rear garden, and a dedicated walk-in wardrobe offering exceptional storage. There is also an en-suite shower room serving this bedroom. The three remaining bedrooms are all good-sized doubles, served by a family bathroom with a shower. The Garden The rear garden is a real highlight and a place gardening enthusiasts will appreciate immediately. It is a large, well-established and beautifully landscaped space, with a generous lawn, richly planted borders full of colour and texture, a stone-paved patio directly outside the living and dining room French doors, and a raised patio at the far end. The entire garden is well enclosed and private, with established hedges providing excellent screening on all sides. This is the kind of outdoor space that is genuinely usable throughout the seasons. The Location Bushby is one of those Leicestershire villages people move to and simply never want to leave. It is a small, well-regarded and genuinely peaceful community, just east of Leicester, yet remarkably well connected for commuters. The village has a strong community feel and is surrounded by beautiful open countryside, making it ideal for families and those seeking a quieter pace of life without sacrificing convenience. For families, the school options are excellent. The highly regarded Bushby Primary School is in the village, and the area is served by several well-known secondary schools. Private school options, including Leicester Grammar School and Stoneygate School, are also within easy reach. Everyday amenities are close by in Thurnby and Scraptoft, with a wider choice of shopping and leisure options available in Leicester city centre, around five miles away and easily accessible by road. The charming market town of Market Harborough is just twelve miles to the south and is popular with local residents, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, restaurants and a lively community scene, as well as a direct rail link to London St Pancras. For commuters, the location is excellent. Leicester city centre is about a 15-minute drive away, and the A47 offers quick access east towards Peterborough and the A1. Junction 21 of the M1 is around eight miles away, providing easy access to the national motorway network. Leicester railway station offers direct services to London St Pancras in just over an hour, while Market Harborough station provides an alternative rail option with its own fast services to the capital. East Midlands Airport is around 20 miles away and can be reached in 30 minutes, making it a convenient base for those who travel regularly for work or leisure. This is a home offering genuine space, character and flexibility in a location that combines village tranquillity with exceptional connectivity. The combination of a fully boarded loft, an EV charger, 22 solar panels and a 16 kW storage battery means the next owners can move in and enjoy exceptionally low running costs from day one. Early viewing is strongly recommended. Key features Four-bedroom detached family home in the prestigious village of Bushby Spectacular vaulted landing with a full-height feature window Large open-plan kitchen and dining area with French doors onto the garden Generous main family room with a stone fireplace and French doors onto the patio Two additional reception rooms at the front, with large, bright windows Principal bedroom with Juliet balcony, walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room Large, beautifully landscaped rear garden with a stone patio and planted borders Integral double garage with an EV charging point and parking for two additional vehicles 22 solar panels with a 16 kW storage battery, providing exceptional energy efficiency and significantly reduced running costs Fully boarded loft providing excellent additional storage Excellent village location with commuter links to Leicester, Market Harborough and London

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Victoria House is a handsome Grade II listed townhouse in an attractive position overlooking the River Welland, within easy walking distance of the centre of Spalding. Dating from the mid-18th century, its elegant red-brick façade opens onto a remarkably spacious and versatile home, with six bedrooms, generous reception space and a wealth of period character. At the heart of the ground floor is an impressive reception hall, setting the tone for the proportions found throughout. The principal reception room is warm and characterful, with exposed timbers, fitted bookshelves and a fireplace with a stove, while the generous dining room is ideally suited to entertaining. A more relaxed snug leads through to a study and, beyond, a bespoke garden room with glazed doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen is towards the rear of the house and combines traditional painted cabinetry with a range cooker set within a substantial brick surround and plenty of space for a large dining table. Two utility areas, a pantry/store and a cloakroom provide excellent practical space. Four bedrooms are arranged across the first floor, including a spacious principal bedroom with a dressing room and en suite shower room, together with a family bathroom and an additional WC. Two further bedrooms occupy the second floor, alongside a generous central room offering flexible space for family life, teenagers or guests. Adding further versatility is the former coach house, now arranged as a self-contained studio annexe with its own entrance, shower room, kitchenette and open-plan living and sleeping space. An adjoining workshop provides useful additional storage or workspace. Outside, the mature walled garden is a delightful surprise, offering a wonderful sense of privacy despite the property's central setting. Established trees and planting frame areas of lawn and seating, while a heated outdoor swimming pool and paved terrace provide an inviting space for summer entertaining. Off-road parking is available at the front, with further gated parking within the courtyard. Victoria House combines the character and proportions of a substantial period home with the convenience of town-centre living. The River Welland, Ayscoughfee Hall and Gardens, shops, cafés, restaurants and well-regarded schools are all close by, while Spalding railway station provides connections to Peterborough and onward services to London King's Cross. Disclaimer: These property details, while believed to be accurate, are provided as a general outline for guidance only and do not form any part of an offer or contract. Prospective purchasers should not rely on them as statements of fact, but should satisfy themselves as to their accuracy by inspection, or through their legal and other professional advisers, or otherwise. The responsibility for verifying matters such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property-related details rests with the buyer. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning permissions, building regulation certificates or other consents. No person employed by Fine & Country has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. The floor plans are for illustration purposes only. All measurements, walls, doors, window fittings and appliances, and their sizes and locations, are shown conventionally and are approximate only; they cannot be regarded as representations by the agent. Similarly, any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. Text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information, and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. We have not tested any of the appliances. Purchasers should make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities regarding the connection of any services. More information

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Dove Lodge, Mannamead There are very few homes in Plymouth that offer this combination of space, privacy and lifestyle while remaining so conveniently connected to the city. Hidden behind secure gates in one of Mannamead’s most established residential areas, Dove Lodge is a remarkably individual detached home extending to approximately 401 sqm. Behind its discreet exterior lies an unexpectedly substantial property, with generous family accommodation, private gardens and an entire lower floor dedicated to leisure and entertaining. For buyers who love the idea of space and privacy but no longer want the daily logistics that can come with living outside Plymouth, this is perhaps where the property makes most sense. Schools, work, the railway station, city centre and waterfront are all readily accessible, while once through the gates the house feels surprisingly secluded, a relaxing retreat for those with busy lives. The Home The principal living floor is centred around a spacious reception hall and provides a combination of formal and informal living spaces that work particularly well for family life. The large triple-aspect drawing room enjoys excellent natural light and French doors opening towards the garden, while a substantial separate dining room provides plenty of room for entertaining and could equally work as an additional sitting room, study or home office. At the heart of the house is the impressive new luxury kitchen, breakfast and entertaining room, extending to approximately 30 feet. A curved wall of glazing overlooks the southerly-facing garden and French doors connect directly with the terrace, creating a particularly sociable space for everyday family living. The kitchen itself is fitted with contemporary cabinetry, granite worktops, breakfast-bar seating and a range of integrated appliances, with a separate utility room providing useful additional storage and practicality. The bedroom accommodation is arranged within its own wing, creating a degree of separation from the main living areas. The master bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes, sunrise-facing garden access and an en-suite shower room, while the guest bedroom has its own dressing area and en-suite bathroom, both with underfloor heating. Further bedrooms are served by a family shower room and additional WC facilities, with the overall layout offering flexibility for those requiring home-working space or an additional bedroom. A Different Kind of Family Space Where Dove Lodge really distinguishes itself is on the lower ground floor. Rather than simply providing additional storage or secondary accommodation, this entire level has been created around leisure, fitness and entertaining. The centrepiece is the impressive indoor swimming pool and relaxation area, incorporating a heated and illuminated pool, jacuzzi and surrounding space for seating and relaxation. Alongside this is a full-sized snooker and games room, gymnasium, together with a further versatile room that could be adapted as a cinema, home office, bar, hobby room or additional leisure space. Combined, these areas create an exceptional lifestyle environment that would be extremely difficult to replicate in a conventional city home. For families with older children in particular, the arrangement provides something quite unusual: space for friends, films, games, fitness and entertaining without taking over the principal living rooms above. Equally, the accommodation offers considerable flexibility for hobbies, home working or potentially adapting areas to suit changing family requirements. Gardens & Privacy Dove Lodge is approached through remote-controlled double gates with video entry, opening onto a long private driveway with parking for up to five vehicles. The gardens wrap around the property and are enclosed by mature planting and attractive boundary walls, creating a strong sense of privacy despite the convenient city location. The principal garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is predominantly laid to lawn, complemented by established planting and a broad paved terrace adjoining the kitchen and bedroom, providing plenty of room for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply enjoying the privacy of the setting. Location One of Dove Lodge’s greatest strengths is the lifestyle its location makes possible. Mannamead is one of Plymouth’s most established residential areas, well placed for a wide range of respected schools, independent education, everyday amenities and recreational facilities. For families currently living further outside Plymouth, the appeal may be as much about convenience as location itself. Being closer to schools, friends, clubs, work and the city can make an increasingly noticeable difference as children become older and family life becomes busier. Rather than organising everyday life around repeated journeys into Plymouth, much of what is needed is already close at hand. Independent shops, cafés and restaurants can be found around Hyde Park and Mutley, while Plymouth city centre, the railway station, university, Theatre Royal, Barbican and waterfront are all readily accessible. The city also provides an excellent base from which to enjoy the wider South West. Dartmoor, the South Hams, Cornwall and some of the region’s best coastline remain within easy reach when wanted, without having to sacrifice the convenience of living within Plymouth itself. Agent's Comment From the road, it would be very easy to underestimate Dove Lodge. Once inside, however, the scale and individuality of the property become immediately apparent. With more than 4,300 sq ft of accommodation, private gated gardens and a collection of leisure facilities rarely found within a Plymouth home, it offers an unusual combination of space and lifestyle. But perhaps its greatest attraction is that all of this comes without moving away from the city. For a family wanting more room, more privacy and somewhere genuinely different — while still keeping schools, work and everyday life within easy reach — Dove Lodge deserves to be seen. Offered for sale with no onward chain. More information

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - A beautifully presented family home, built by renowned developers Francis Jackson in 2019, forming part of an exclusive, carefully designed development within walking distance of Leicester Grammar School. Offering spacious, well-balanced accommodation across two floors, the property also benefits from the remainder of its build warranty, providing peace of mind for prospective buyers. The accommodation opens into a welcoming, spacious entrance hall with a guest cloakroom, setting the tone for the quality throughout. At the rear of the property, overlooking the garden, is a superb open-plan kitchen, living and dining area—undoubtedly the heart of the home. Fitted with a range of contemporary units, the space centres around a large, sociable island with informal seating and is complemented by a range of NEFF appliances. There is plenty of room for dining and relaxed seating, while two Velux windows and French doors flood the space with natural light and provide direct access to the patio. Air conditioning enhances comfort, making this an ideal space for both everyday family life and entertaining. A separate utility room, fitted with matching units, adds further practicality and provides access to the side of the property. The ground floor is completed by a well-proportioned living room, centred around a wood-burning stove and featuring French doors opening into the dining area, as well as a second, versatile reception room, perfect as a cosy home office or playroom. Overall, the layout has been carefully designed to suit modern family life. On the first floor, a gallery landing leads to four double bedrooms, three of which have fitted wardrobes. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, with fitted wardrobes and a luxurious five-piece en-suite bathroom featuring twin washbasins, a bath and a separate shower. The guest bedroom also has fitted wardrobes and its own en-suite shower room, while the other two bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. The smallest bedroom, currently used as a dressing room, offers flexibility to suit individual needs. An air-conditioning unit on the landing helps cool the first-floor rooms. Outside, the property occupies a prominent position at the entrance to a cul-de-sac, with a double-width side driveway providing ample off-road parking. The double garage has been partially converted to create a gym/studio and storage space, offering excellent versatility—it could equally be used as a home office or reinstated as a full garage if desired. The rear garden enjoys a private, west-facing aspect, making the most of the afternoon and evening sun. It is mainly laid to lawn, with a paved patio for outdoor dining, raised planters and a second patio behind the garage, offering further flexibility for entertaining or relaxing. This is a superb family home, built by a highly reputable developer known for creating attractive, well-planned layouts, with generous parking that combines practicality and visual appeal. Furnishings are available by separate negotiation. Location Great Glen is a highly sought-after village in south Leicestershire, ideally situated halfway between Leicester and Market Harborough. The village offers an excellent range of everyday amenities, including a Co-op, post office, dental surgery, medical practice, café, library and hair salon. There is also a popular farm shop with a café on the outskirts of the village, as well as easy access to open countryside and attractive local walks. For families, Great Glen is home to St Cuthbert’s Primary School, rated Good by Ofsted, as well as the highly regarded independent schools Stoneygate School and Leicester Grammar School. Commuters benefit from excellent road links to the A6, A47 and Leicester ring road, while high-speed trains from Market Harborough reach London St Pancras in under an hour. The village also has a vibrant community, with a recreation ground, local football and cricket teams, and a tennis club. Services, Utilities and Property Information Tenure – Freehold Council Tax Band – G EPC Rating – B Services – The property is understood to be connected to mains electricity, water and drainage, and has warm-air heating and fully double-glazed windows and doors. There are also two air-conditioning units, located on the ground and first floors. Mobile coverage – 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We recommend checking with your network provider. Broadband availability – Available broadband speeds in the area: Standard ADSL – 17Mbps, Superfast FTTC – 58Mbps, Ultrafast FTTP – 2,000Mbps. We recommend checking with your provider. Local authority – Harborough District Council. Listed building status – None. Construction – Standard brick.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Deceptive behind its attractive façade, the property reveals an exceptional interior, comprising a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, several living rooms, four generous bedrooms and a range of flexible spaces that can be adapted to individual needs. A particular highlight is the flexibility offered by the developer, allowing buyers to create a home tailored to their lifestyle. Whether you need extensive ground-floor accommodation, a dedicated home-working space, rooms for entertaining, multigenerational living or an accessibility-focused design, it is possible to create something truly personal and individual. Each home on the development benefits from a detached double garage with versatile ground-floor accommodation, ideal for a home office, studio, gym or leisure space. Generous gardens and the surrounding countryside create an attractive semi-rural setting. Combining the efficiency of modern new-build construction with the opportunity to tailor the finished property to your own needs, this is a rare chance to secure a forever home in one of the region’s most prestigious village developments.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Centrally located Meadow Lodge is an extended detached house within walking distance of local amenities in the historic Leicestershire market town of Earl Shilton. Its central location is ideal for those who need convenient access to major transport networks, while the tranquillity of the surrounding countryside is easily reached. Secluded and private, this bespoke property has few neighbours and is approached along a single road branching off Breach Lane. The road is block-paved and bordered by a brick wall, at the top of which Meadow Lodge stands as a distinctive red-brick residence. A notable feature is its open-gabled, intersecting hip-and-valley tiled roof and dormer windows, indicating a substantial upper floor. Viewed from above, the building is L-shaped, with an open porch leading to a central entrance hall that connects the main house to the annexe. Two homes under one roof This property has a floor area of over 3,800 square feet and has been cleverly designed to provide a unique layout of rooms over two floors, accessed by two staircases. There are six bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom; two family bathrooms; two fitted kitchen/diners; a separate utility room; and three generously proportioned reception rooms: an office/sitting room, a dining room and a very large lounge. An integral garage and shower room complete the ground floor. Upstairs, the two staircases make it easy to give the bedrooms privacy while also providing convenient access via a shared landing. The integral garage at the far left has a rear door opening onto the garden, from where the annexe kitchen can be entered. The driveway provides ample space for several other vehicles. First impressions are of a large property with an open aspect, enhanced by surrounding shrubs and the prospect of a garden accessed through a side gate at the rear. Through the porch, to the hall The porch is sheltered by the roof and has lighting and a slate floor. Matching grey opaque-glass panels sit on either side of the composite front door. On entering the house, a stone-tiled hall leads the eye to several prominent doorways. This is the passage from which all parts of the property can be accessed, including the first floor, with an open-plan oak staircase turning back on itself immediately to the left. The hall has contemporary decorative features that establish a design scheme repeated in many of the rooms: white panelled doors, neutrally decorated walls, discreet flush ceiling lights and chrome accessories. The sense of light is enhanced by large open spaces and double-door entrances leading into and through generously proportioned rooms, allowing the spaces to be used creatively and flexibly. The ground floor has underfloor heating throughout, in addition to central heating, and there is a gas fire in the lounge. The gas boiler was installed in 2022 and was last serviced in May 2026. The security system, light fittings, carpets, curtains, blinds and their fittings are included as seen. Main house reception rooms The triple-aspect lounge is large and airy. It has a box bay window overlooking the driveway and patio doors opening onto the south-facing garden. There are also narrow windows on either side of the fireplace, which has a cream mantel and hearth and houses a gas fire. Next door, the dining room has bifold doors opening onto the garden and connects to the kitchen to create a particularly impressive open-plan space, ideal for entertaining. A showroom vista The kitchen has two aspects and is arranged around a generously proportioned central island. A range of fitted wall and floor units provides ample storage, spaces for integrated appliances and extensive worktop space. The island houses the hob and a Proboil filtered boiling-water tap. A conventional sink with drainer is beneath the window at the far end, and there is also a built-in vacuum system. Integrated appliances included in the sale are a double oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, fridge drawers, wine fridge and dishwasher. The utility room is alongside and has a door leading to the garden. It has plumbing connections in place, storage cabinetry and a sink. The shower room is accessed through the utility room and has a walk-in shower, basin and toilet. All fixtures and fittings in the house’s bathing areas are white suites, fitted and maintained to a high standard. Ground-floor annexe The annexe portion of the ground floor is along the hall, to the left of the first staircase, and has a large reception room currently used as an office. It benefits from windows on either side and laminate wood flooring. The second staircase begins here, behind a white panelled door. The well-designed and equipped open-plan kitchen has working and storage facilities, with ample room to incorporate a living area. A central island is fitted with a sink, tap and dishwasher, while the hob, cooker and extractor fan are on the opposite wall. A large cupboard provides utility-style storage, and ceramic tiles have been used throughout the floor. First-floor bedrooms: annexe A private staircase leads directly to an open space connecting the annexe sleeping area to the luxurious bathroom, which has a white suite comprising a roll-top bath, bidet, toilet, basin and shower cubicle. The floor and walls are tiled, and the quality fixtures and fittings have been well maintained. All bedrooms are carpeted, and some have fitted storage. The first-floor bedrooms within the annexe have skylights, and storage has been incorporated into the eaves. Generously proportioned, the first bedroom easily accommodates a double bed, while the principal annexe bedroom is larger still. It is through a door at the top of the staircase to the left. This spacious room benefits from a raised ceiling and two dormer windows. From here, there is access to the four remaining bedrooms and bathroom in the main part of the house. The room can also be kept entirely private, a notable feature of the design and layout. First-floor bedrooms: main house Using the main staircase from the hall, the principal bedroom suite is to the right. Its en-suite comprises a bath, vanity unit, toilet and heated towel rail. The suite is beautifully designed to provide privacy and comfort. It has windows on two sides and storage. The three remaining bedrooms are a good size. The largest has its own dressing room, overlooks the garden and is closest to the family bathroom. In total, Meadow Lodge has four beautifully decorated and equipped bathing areas. The family bathroom is similarly fitted, with tiled walls, a bath, basin, vanity unit and walk-in shower. And finally, outside This home offers generous space, both inside and out. The garden has been landscaped with trees, shrubs and a lawn, as well as paved areas for sitting and entertaining. Garden lighting and easy access to the house through the bifold doors make it ideal for relaxing and entertaining. A garden shed and summer house complete the arrangement. LOCALITY Earl Shilton LE9 Earl Shilton is a market town in the Central Midlands region of England, in the county of Leicestershire. It is five miles from Hinckley and ten miles south-west of the county’s city centre, Leicester. The town is in the LE9 postcode district and falls within Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council. The A47 is the town’s main road, while the M69 is generally the fastest link to the county’s motorway network, including the M1 (junction 21, west towards Leicester Forest East). The M42 is to the south, towards Tamworth. There are railway stations in Hinckley, Narborough and Leicester, where the Midland Main Line runs regular trains to London, from Leicester to St Pancras. There are usually 70 trains to London each day, with the fastest taking approximately an hour. The town has been inhabited since the Bronze Age, with evidence of settlement during Roman times and beyond. The parish church dates from the thirteenth century and is dedicated to Saint Simon and Saint Jude. In 1485, King Richard III and his troops are thought to have stayed nearby on their march from Leicester to the Battle of Bosworth. The 1778 Enclosure Act changed the parish permanently, and today the town plaque records the nineteenth-century prominence of boot and stocking manufacturing in the growing community. Earl Shilton Heritage Centre has displays about the area’s history, from the importance of the wool trade to the impact of the Civil War. Many of the town’s oldest buildings date from the medieval period. Today, the bustling town has a weekly market and a range of healthcare services, including medical practices, dentists, opticians and pharmacies. Alongside well-known shops and food supermarkets, there are cafes, pubs and restaurants. Local attractions include Bosworth Battlefield Centre, Hinckley Concordia Theatre, Burbage Common and Woods, Market Bosworth Country Park and Stoney Cove. In the town centre, Queen’s Park has a children’s play area, tennis courts and a bowling green. For a wider variety of entertainment, including theatres, the cosmopolitan city of Leicester, with its diverse cultural influences, is within reach. The town is well served by public bus services; current seasonal timetables can be checked online. [The source text refers to a website for useful information about local community amenities and upcoming events, but does not provide its name.] There are many schools in the area offering education across all age groups, from nursery and primary to secondary, including private establishments offering boarding facilities. Townlands Church of England Primary School, Weavers Close Primary School, St Peter’s Catholic Voluntary Academy and The Heathfield Academy are all local education providers. The Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) is the best source for a comprehensive review of current inspection ratings. Additional Information: Local Authority - Hinckley & Bosworth EPC - B Broadband Speed - 1600Mb Disclaimer: Important Information: Property Particulars: Although we endeavour to ensure the accuracy of property details, we have not tested any services, equipment, fixtures or fittings. We give no guarantees that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose. Floor Plans: Please note that a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are for guidance only and are not to scale.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - An exceptional six-bedroom detached house in Broughton Astley, fully renovated throughout and finished to an outstanding contemporary standard. Offering luxurious accommodation arranged over three floors, four beautifully appointed bathrooms, several reception rooms, an impressive open-plan kitchen, off-road parking and a double garage, this immaculate, move-in-ready home presents an exceptionally rare opportunity for modern family living at its best. Tenure: Freehold | EPC rating: C | Council tax band: G Property services, utilities and information Tenure – Freehold EPC rating – C Council tax band – G Local authority – Harborough District Council Property construction – Standard brick and tile Electricity supply – Mains electricity Water supply – Mains water Drainage and sewerage – Mains drainage Heating – Mains gas Broadband – FTTP superfast broadband is available; we recommend checking with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage – 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area; we recommend checking with your network provider. Parking – Double garage and driveway parking for 4+ cars. Special notes – The property is subject to restrictive covenants, rights and easements. Please contact the agent for more information. Total internal area – 3,293 sq ft Please click on the property brochure and video for full details of this property. For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Graham Lee.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Located at the entrance to Bigby Green and accessed through electric gates, the property benefits from a spacious courtyard. It combines The Barn’s architectural drama and generous space with the contemporary practicality of a stylish, three-bedroom barn-style bungalow. Step inside – The Barn Purpose-built in the style of a barn conversion, The Barn makes an immediate impression with its double-height entrance, grand staircase and arched window. The entrance hall also serves as a reception space, centred around a limestone fireplace with a double-sided cast-iron wood-burning stove, providing a superb setting for entertaining or formal dining. The layout opens into a formal sitting room with French doors to the garden, and a breakfast kitchen fitted with painted Shaker-style units, quartz worktops and a central island beneath tall barn-door-style windows that flood the room with light. Upstairs, a galleried landing leads to four double bedrooms, including a principal suite with a luxurious en-suite shower room, a guest suite with an en-suite bathroom and dressing room, and two further bedrooms served by the family bathroom, which features a spa bath and travertine finishes. Step inside – The Bungalow Adjoining The Barn, the bungalow is a modern three-bedroom home designed in the style of a single-storey barn, with a private suite on the ground floor. It opens into a bright, tiled central hallway, with pairs of full-height windows framing the entrance door and dividing the home into living and bedroom wings. The vaulted open-plan kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring exposed painted trusses, roof windows, grey Shaker-style units, white worktops, integrated appliances and a sociable island with a breakfast bar. A spacious sitting room lies beyond, with French doors to the garden and a spiral staircase leading to the ground-floor suite, which has garden views and a modern en-suite bathroom and is currently used as an office. The two other ground-floor double bedrooms include a principal room with fitted wardrobes and an adjoining room currently used as a gym and sauna—ideal as a dressing room, office or nursery. A luxurious family bathroom completes the bungalow, with a double-ended bath, walk-in shower and refined finishes including panelled walls and herringbone quartz tiles. Step outside At the rear, the gardens offer two distinct settings. The Barn’s garden stands out, having been designed by gold-medal-winning garden designer Jamie Dunstan. A series of seating areas, structured planting and lawns create privacy and year-round appeal. The bungalow’s rear garden offers a relaxed outdoor setting with a stone terrace, mature hedges and a covered hot tub. Note This exceptional opportunity is currently offered as a single lot, combining two distinct homes on adjoining plots: The Barn, with its impressive entrance and landscaped designer garden, and the Bungalow, offering a contemporary modern lifestyle centred around a vaulted open-plan kitchen and living space, with the added benefit of a private first-floor suite. For those seeking flexibility, each property is also available to purchase separately. Please contact the agent for individual prices.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - From the moment you arrive, Abbey Cottage has a real sense of presence. Set on the outskirts of the popular village of Silverstone, its Cotswold stone exterior and new water reed thatched roof give it the appearance and warmth of a much older country home. Built in 2001, however, it offers the comfort, proportions and practicality of a modern family home. This beautiful home is offered with no onward chain and features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a kitchen with Silestone worktops, premium integrated appliances and a breakfast bar, alongside four reception rooms ideal for family life and entertaining. Outside, the private landscaped gardens have been designed for easy maintenance, with terraces, seating areas and a hot tub, while the substantial air-conditioned garden studio provides an ideal home office, gym or creative space. A double garage and generous driveway parking complete the property. Step Inside Abbey Cottage Upon entering, you are immediately greeted by a spacious entrance hall, setting the tone for the generous accommodation beyond. The ground floor offers four reception rooms alongside a well-equipped kitchen, providing excellent flexibility for both family life and entertaining. The sitting room is full of character, centred around an impressive inglenook fireplace that creates a natural focal point. Two sets of French doors open directly onto the garden, making this an inviting space throughout the seasons, from summer days with the doors open to winter evenings beside the fire. The adjoining dining room provides a wonderful setting for entertaining and family occasions, while the family room offers a more relaxed everyday living space and could equally work as a playroom. A separate study provides a dedicated space for home working, away from the main living areas. The kitchen is fitted with Silestone work surfaces and a three-seat breakfast bar, complemented by an extensive range of premium integrated appliances. These include a triple-column fridge/freezer/wine fridge, a combination gas and induction hob with downdraft extractor, Siemens combination oven, steam oven, conventional oven and warming drawer. Upstairs, four bedrooms provide plenty of space for family and guests. The principal bedroom is peacefully positioned to the rear and features fitted wardrobes and a generous four-piece en suite with twin wash basins and a double shower. Bedroom two also benefits from its own en suite, while bedrooms three and four feature fitted wardrobes and are served by the beautifully refitted family bathroom. The gardens are one of Abbey Cottage’s standout features and feel very much like an extension of the house itself. Beautifully landscaped and designed to be low maintenance, they are wonderfully private and arranged around a series of terraces and seating areas, framed by mature planting, shrubs and established trees. There are places for morning coffee, long lunches, evening drinks and relaxed weekends with friends, with French doors from several of the reception rooms creating an easy flow between indoors and out. A larger terrace to the side of the house is currently home to the hot tub, which will remain with the property. This generous area also offers the potential to create a lawned play space if desired, making the garden particularly adaptable for family life. At the rear of the garden sits a detached, purpose-built studio measuring approximately 19 ft by 13 ft. With a triple aspect, two sets of French doors, power, lighting and air conditioning, it is far more than a simple garden room and could work beautifully as a home office, gym, creative studio or private retreat away from the main house. To the front, the driveway provides generous off-road parking and leads to the detached double garage. What makes Abbey Cottage particularly appealing is the balance it achieves. It looks and feels like an established country cottage, with Cotswold stone, thatch, an inglenook fireplace and mature landscaped gardens. Built in 2001, it also offers the generous proportions, flexible layout and practicality expected of a modern family home. Recently rethatched in water reed and beautifully presented throughout, this is a home designed to be enjoyed in every season – winter evenings beside the fire, summer entertaining with the French doors open, evenings in the hot tub and peaceful mornings overlooking the garden. Life in Silverstone Abbey Cottage is situated on the outskirts of the popular village of Silverstone, a well-connected Northamptonshire village surrounded by attractive countryside and perhaps best known as the home of the world-famous Silverstone Circuit. The village offers a good range of everyday amenities, including a local shop, post office, public house and doctors’ surgery, with the nearby market town of Towcester providing a wider selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and services. Families are well served for schooling, with Silverstone Church of England Primary School and Silverstone UTC within the village, and Sponne School in nearby Towcester. Independent and selective options within the wider area include Beachborough Prep School, Winchester House, Stowe School, the Royal Latin School in Buckingham, Northampton High School (for girls) and Northampton School for Boys. The location is also particularly convenient for commuters, with good road connections to the A43, M1 and M40, providing access towards Northampton, Milton Keynes, Oxford and London. Mainline rail services are available from Milton Keynes and Banbury, with services to London Euston and London Marylebone respectively. Extra Information Cotswold stone beneath a new water reed thatched roof – built in 2001 High-speed fibre broadband available in the area (buyers are advised to check with their provider) 4G mobile coverage available (buyers are advised to check with their provider) Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council Council Tax Band: G EPC: D Abbey Cottage offers character without compromise, combining timeless cottage charm with modern family living on the outskirts of the popular village of Silverstone. Contact Marie or Emma, your local By Design property specialists, to arrange your exclusive viewing today. Disclaimer All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only. Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Whilst we carry out due diligence on a property before it is launched to the market and endeavour to provide accurate information, buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence. Our information is presented to the best of our knowledge and should not be relied upon solely when making purchasing decisions. The responsibility for verifying aspects such as flood risk, easements, covenants and other property-related details rests with the buyer.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Welcome to Cleves Gardens A blank canvas This charming contemporary house has been designed on a generous, spacious scale, allowing future owners to use their imagination and create the home of their dreams. This is an incredible opportunity to buy a modern property with all the benefits of technology, quality features and traditional appeal, in a location offering the best of central England. This is a six-bedroom detached house with immense potential, in an exclusive, gated private development of just four residences in Old Aylestone Village, Leicester. Peace of mind. As one of just four residents, it is particularly appealing to those who want the benefits of a home covered by National House Building Council accreditation, commonly known as NHBC. This accreditation gives buyers the reassurance that their purchase is backed by an organisation established primarily to improve the construction standards of new homes in the UK and protect consumers through its 10-year Buildmark warranty. Contemporary design With an open-plan landscaped frontage, there is ample space for parking at the front. A grey block-paved driveway leads to a large integrated garage, which opens onto the ground-floor hall. The property has a fully equipped internal security system. The electric gated entrance is remote-controlled for easy access. Arranged over three carefully planned floors, the ground floor includes a spacious kitchen with extensive worktops and a central island, grey floor- and wall-mounted storage units, and grey marble-effect tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Offering ample storage, the kitchen is fitted with high-end integrated German Siemens appliances: a fridge, freezer, oven, dishwasher and microwave. These are arranged around the central island, induction hob and suspended extractor fan, making the kitchen highly functional. The house is structurally designed to accommodate a lift, allowing for future needs, and can be adapted accordingly by its new owners. Spacious reception rooms designed for relaxed entertaining The kitchen and dining areas are designed for both practical use and socialising. They feature elegant double-opening doors that lead to a simply landscaped garden with a lawn, fencing and a paved patio—perfect for entertaining. Next to the kitchen, the separate living room provides a peaceful space to relax, while a nearby study is ideal for working remotely or quiet contemplation. Alternatively, it could be used as a playroom or games room for children. The fully equipped utility room has a Siemens washing machine and tumble dryer. A conveniently located WC completes the ground floor, combining practicality and style. The property has white sanitaryware suites in each bathroom and en suite. Finished to a high standard and fitted with quality fixtures and fittings, including wall and floor tiles, they are all contemporary in style. Bedrooms The first floor has four bedrooms, two of which have en suite bathrooms with exquisite fittings and fixtures by the prestigious design brand Porcelanosa, offering a spa-like experience in the comfort of your home. The principal bedroom provides generous space and has its own private bathroom, creating a secluded retreat for relaxation. An additional luxurious family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, providing ample facilities for family and guests. The top floor has a flexible layout, with a large space that could be used as a media room or an additional fifth bedroom, as well as another generously sized bedroom. A full shower room and additional storage make this floor both practical and luxurious, and ideal for guests or older children seeking their own space. In summary Overall, this is a superior six-bedroom property, built to a very high standard and designed with numerous features for contemporary living. Its major advantage is its efficiency and generously proportioned rooms, offering versatility. It is currently a blank canvas for personal touches and design statements that will truly make it YOUR home. Old Aylestone Village, LE2 Leicestershire is in central England, in a region called the East Midlands, and is well placed for access to several major transport links running across and through England. The M1 can be joined at Junction 21, north-east towards Leicester Forest East, while the M69 is to the south-east at Nuneaton. There are railway stations at Hinckley, Narborough and Leicester, where the Midland Main Line runs regular trains to London St Pancras. There are normally 70 trains to London each day, with the fastest journey taking about an hour. The nearest airport is East Midlands Airport at Castle Donington, and Arriva Midlands and Centrebus operate regular daily bus services. Old Aylestone Village was originally on the outskirts of Leicester, south-west of the city and east of the River Soar. It is now a suburb of Leicester following the Leicestershire Extension Act of 1891. Its character remains semi-rural, thanks to stretches of waterway, nature conservation areas and historic buildings within its boundaries. Aylestone Meadows is a designated local nature reserve. Originally called “Ailstone”, meaning Aegel’s settlement, the village dates from the Anglo-Saxon period and is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086. The preserved part of the old village is an area around Aylestone Parish Church, from Hall Lane to Sanvey Lane and the canal. There has been a church on the site of St Andrew’s since the 12th century. Today it is at the heart of the conservation area, which also contains other listed buildings—Aylestone Hall, St Andrew’s Church and 90 Old Church Street—as well as Victorian properties further afield. Old Aylestone Village is within walking distance of a wide range of amenities, including health clinics, dental practices, independent specialist shops, restaurants, sports facilities, pubs, cafés and parks. For a greater variety of entertainment, including theatres, museums and art galleries, the cosmopolitan city of Leicester, with its diverse cultural influences, is also accessible. Searching for what is on offer at /things-to-do/east-midlands/leicestershire/aylestone could be a good place to start. OFSTED: It is best to consult Ofsted for a comprehensive review of currently assessed standards of provision. The area and its surroundings offer education across the full age range, from nursery and primary to secondary, including private schools with boarding facilities. Leicestershire England.aspx Additional information: EPC rating: B Council tax band: E Local authority: Leicester Broadband speed: Please note: The photographs shown are for illustrative purposes and may include carpets or floor coverings that are not currently included in the property. The property is offered subject to contract, and buyers should rely on their own inspection before proceeding. More information

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - A beautifully presented family home, built by the renowned developers Francis Jackson in 2019, forming part of an exclusive, thoughtfully designed development within walking distance of Leicester Grammar School. Offering spacious, well-balanced accommodation over two floors, the property also benefits from the remainder of its building warranty, giving prospective buyers peace of mind. The accommodation opens into a welcoming, spacious entrance hall with a guest cloakroom, setting the tone for the quality throughout. At the rear of the property, overlooking the garden, is a superb open-plan kitchen, living and dining area—undoubtedly the heart of the home. Fitted with a range of contemporary units, the space is centred around a large, sociable island with informal seating and complemented by a range of NEFF appliances. There is ample room for dining and relaxed seating, while two Velux windows and French doors flood the space with natural light and provide direct access to the terrace. Air conditioning adds to the comfort, making this an ideal space for both everyday family life and entertaining. A separate utility room, fitted with complementary units, offers additional practicality and access to the side of the property. The ground floor is completed by a well-proportioned sitting room, centred around a wood-burning stove and featuring French doors leading to the dining area, together with a second, versatile reception room—ideal as a cosy home office or playroom. Overall, the layout has been carefully planned to suit modern family life. On the first floor, a gallery landing leads to four double bedrooms, three of which have fitted wardrobes. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, with fitted wardrobes and a luxurious five-piece en-suite bathroom featuring twin washbasins, a bath and a separate shower. The guest bedroom also has fitted wardrobes and its own en-suite shower room, while the other two bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom. The smallest bedroom, currently used as a dressing room, offers flexibility to suit individual needs. An air-conditioning unit on the landing helps cool the first-floor accommodation. Outside, the property occupies a prominent position at the entrance to a cul-de-sac, with a double-width side driveway providing ample off-road parking. The double garage has been partially converted to create a gym/studio and storage space, offering excellent versatility—it could equally be used as a home office or reinstated as a full garage if desired. The rear garden enjoys a private, west-facing aspect, making the most of the afternoon and evening sun. It is mainly laid to lawn, with a paved terrace for outdoor dining, raised planters and a second terrace behind the garage, providing further flexibility for entertaining or relaxing. This is a superb family home, built by a highly regarded developer known for creating attractive, well-planned layouts. Generous parking adds both practicality and visual appeal. The furniture is available by separate negotiation. Location Great Glen is a highly sought-after village in south Leicestershire, ideally situated midway between Leicester and Market Harborough. The village offers an excellent range of everyday amenities, including a Co-op, post office, dental practice, medical practice, café, library and hair salon. There is also a popular farm shop with a café on the outskirts of the village, as well as easy access to open countryside and attractive local walks. For families, Great Glen is home to St Cuthbert’s Primary School, rated Good by Ofsted, as well as the highly regarded independent schools Stoneygate School and Leicester Grammar School. Commuters benefit from excellent road links to the A6, A47 and Leicester ring road, with high-speed trains to London St Pancras from Market Harborough taking less than an hour. The village also has a vibrant community, with a recreation ground, local football and cricket teams, and a tennis club. Services, Utilities and Property Information Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax Band: G. EPC Rating: B. Services: The property is understood to be connected to mains electricity, water and drainage, and has air-source heating, together with fully double-glazed windows and doors. There are also two air-conditioning units, located on the ground and first floors. Mobile coverage: 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area. We recommend checking with your provider. Broadband availability: Broadband speeds available in the area: standard ADSL – 17Mbps; superfast FTTC – 58Mbps; ultrafast FTTP – 2000Mbps. We recommend checking with your provider. Local authority: Harborough District Council. Listed building status: None. Construction: Standard brick. Disclaimer: Important information. Property details: Although we endeavour to ensure the accuracy of property details, we have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. We cannot guarantee that they are connected, working or fit for purpose. Floor plans: Please note that a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are for guidance only and are not to scale.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Presented by Ian Bransdon, part of the By Design network and recognised in the South Devon property market for over 30 years. DART BANK, BURRIDGE ROAD, CHELSTON An elegant Victorian villa set on a generous corner plot with nearby bay views. INTRODUCTION Dart Bank is a distinguished and distinctive Victorian villa, ideally situated on the edge of Chelston, with breathtaking views across Torquay Harbour. This elegant residence has been carefully maintained by the same owners for over 30 years, with sympathetic renovations that have enhanced its period charm while providing modern, well-appointed accommodation. The property offers bright and spacious living accommodation arranged over three floors. Although generous in size, Dart Bank remains a manageable and comfortable family home. The principal living areas are arranged across the ground and first floors, with the upper level offering spectacular views of Torquay. The ground floor is currently used as a leisure space, with a pool table, table tennis, a gym, sauna and hot tub. However, this level offers excellent potential for multigenerational living or a self-contained flat to generate additional income. Outside, the villa benefits from two gated entrances, one from Burridge Road and the other from Ruckamore Road, where a detached double garage is situated. A beautifully elevated terrace provides an impressive vantage point overlooking the main garden, which is private and level, laid mainly to lawn and bordered by mature hedges. Dart Bank offers an exceptional balance of indoor and outdoor living, ideal for those seeking an elegant home with privacy, space and captivating views in a sought-after location. THE OWNERS’ VIEW When we discovered Dart Bank more than thirty years ago, it was a neglected and tired building in need of maintenance. For the previous 20 years, it had been run as a hotel and had fallen into disrepair. Crumbling render, a muddy driveway and a tired interior concealed the true beauty of this once-grand home. Over years of dedicated restoration, we lovingly brought the house back to life, restoring it to its former splendour. Every inch of Dart Bank now tells the story of a labour of love, transforming it into the warm and welcoming home our family cherishes. This house has been the setting for countless memories, from raising our children to welcoming friends and family. It has also been home to notable former residents, including a respected alderman and a passionate suffragette. In its 120-year history, Dart Bank has had only five owners, each leaving their mark on its heritage. Now it is time for a new chapter and, although we are saying goodbye with affection, we do so in the hope that its next custodian will cherish it as much as we have. COME ON IN Dart Bank is an exceptional home, combining classic Victorian character with modern comfort. Its exterior showcases timeless architecture, reflected inside in beautifully presented living spaces. The villa’s main entrance opens into an impressive conservatory, a bright and welcoming space with elegant tiled flooring that also serves as a reception area. From here, a spacious hallway leads to the principal living areas and provides access to the upper and lower floors. The layout offers excellent flexibility, with two principal reception rooms, a bay-fronted sitting room overlooking the garden and a formal dining room, currently used as an office. The generous kitchen and breakfast room are filled with natural light and make the most of the picturesque setting. A half-landing leads to a guest bedroom or additional reception room, as well as a utility room, cloakroom and secondary access point. The ground floor offers a wealth of possibilities. Currently used for leisure, it includes a pool room, gym, sauna and hot tub. With its own entrance, as well as showers and a toilet, this level could easily be converted into a self-contained annexe, ideal for extended family or as a rental opportunity. Upstairs, a bright and airy landing leads to five well-proportioned bedrooms. The two principal bedrooms are particularly spacious, with large bay windows framing breathtaking views of Torquay. The principal bedroom benefits from a modern shower room with a bath, while a separate family bathroom and an additional toilet serve the other bedrooms. OUTSIDE Occupying a generous plot of 0.33 acres, Dart Bank offers ample off-road parking via two gated entrances, as well as a detached double garage. The beautifully landscaped gardens provide a peaceful retreat, with mature hedges ensuring a high level of privacy. A magnificent elevated terrace overlooks the main garden, which is level and laid mainly to lawn, making it ideal for families. The established grounds feature a variety of mature trees, palms and colourful shrubs, creating a peaceful and welcoming setting. LOCATION Burridge Road is a highly sought-after address in Chelston, Torquay. Dart Bank enjoys easy access to local amenities, including Chelston’s shops, Torquay town centre, the harbour and the prestigious Royal Torbay Yacht Club. The surrounding area offers numerous coastal walks, sandy beaches and picturesque green spaces, including Torre Abbey Meadows and Cockington Country Park. Torquay railway station is within walking distance, providing connections to the Paddington–Penzance main line at Newton Abbot, with a journey time to London of approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes. For domestic and international travel, Exeter Airport is just 28 miles away, accessible via the South Devon Expressway. USEFUL INFORMATION Tenure: Freehold Postcode: TQ2 6HG Local authority: Torbay Council Listing status: Not listed Council tax band: G EPC rating: F Services: Gas central heating, mains water and electricity Broadband (according to Ofcom): Up to 1,800 Mbps download and 220 Mbps upload Mobile signal (according to Ofcom): Vodafone 79%, EE 77%, 3mobile 61%, O2mobile 59%. Performance in TQ2. Flood information (according to gov.uk): Annual flood risk — Very low. Annual flood risk between 2040 and 2060 — Very low. Annual river and sea flood risk — Very low (including the period from 2036 to 2069). Viewing arrangements: Through Ian Bransdon of By Design. Anti-money laundering regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with anti-money laundering regulations. All buyers will need to complete digital identity checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received.

Cumpărarea de imobiliare - Beautifully presented, Shetland Cottage is a lovely semi-detached house in a quiet gated development known as Ridings Mews. The development comprises seven properties in total. This is a quality home, built to incorporate traditional cottage features while offering all the advantages of contemporary style and technology. The development began as farm buildings and has been designed to make the most of the beauty of the surrounding countryside. Available with vacant possession and no onward chain, Shetland Cottage is a new-build home with a ten-year Buildzone warranty. It has been designed to reflect traditional styles while meeting today’s expectations of a family home. This three-bedroom property is in pristine condition and comprises a lounge, kitchen/living/dining room, utility room, principal bedroom with en-suite and dressing room, family shower room and downstairs cloakroom. The modern property has an easy-to-maintain front garden that complements the fresh appearance of the house, with railings, paved sections and clear sightlines to the front door. To the side is an integral single garage with parking outside for additional vehicles. A second entrance is through the back door into the utility room. This move-in-ready property has been decorated and finished to a high standard and is in a superb location, with easy access to major motorways, railway stations and major cities. A warm welcome The hallway is light and airy, setting the tone for a home decorated with contemporary taste and a focus on relaxed living. The ground floor has underfloor heating and hard-wearing engineered oak laminate flooring. Throughout, there are plain white painted walls, oak-panelled or glass doors, and a contemporary staircase that complements the overall style. Integrated storage makes use of the space beneath the stairs, and the property is fitted with a burglar alarm and smoke detectors. The lounge is an inviting space with bi-fold doors opening onto the private rear garden. Its essentially square shape allows furniture to be arranged to make the most of the internal double-glazed doors, which provide a view into the adjoining living space—ideal for larger gatherings. The kitchen The spacious kitchen, dining and living room has another set of bi-fold doors overlooking the patio. The room easily accommodates a table, and its design allows flexibility while making the most of the garden. The kitchen has generous Quartz worktops, with white soft-close cabinetry above, finished with brushed-chrome-effect cup handles and knobs. It is both practical and striking. Ample larder and storage space, along with integrated appliances—including two Neff Hide & Slide ovens, a Neff induction hob, extractor hood, fridge-freezer and dishwasher—combine seamlessly, leaving the room feeling uncluttered and spacious. The cleverly included coffee station provides a thoughtful way to conceal appliances. A door connects to the utility room, which offers additional storage and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The utility room also has a door leading to the driveway, making it an ideal entrance for leaving muddy boots after a wet walk or the school run. The downstairs two-piece cloakroom, with toilet and washbasin, is conveniently located to the right when entering from the driveway. It has a white suite. Outdoor space Through the patio doors, the enclosed and private garden invites daytime gatherings or evening stargazing. Easily accessible from the house, it is a safe space, ideal for younger family members to enjoy and play in, or for gardening enthusiasts to use as a blank canvas. Matching up-and-down lights and double sockets have been installed. A place to unwind The relaxed feel of this lovely house continues upstairs. The first floor has a distinctive feature: windows at knee height make the most of the delightful views, while Velux windows are set overhead. Across the landing at the top of the staircase, above the garage and lounge, the spacious principal suite has dual aspects, its own dressing room and a private en-suite comprising a freestanding bath, walk-in shower and washbasin. Bedrooms two and three are to the right, and the family shower room is above the utility room. Like the en-suite, it comprises a walk-in shower, toilet and washbasin. Both bathrooms are half-tiled, have hard flooring and are fitted to a similarly high standard with white sanitaryware. The walk-in showers are tiled from floor to ceiling. LOCATION Elmesthorpe, LE9 Elmesthorpe is a small village in central England, in the region known as the East Midlands. It is approximately nine miles south-west of Leicester city centre and approximately 28 miles south of Nottingham city centre. The village is in the LE9 postcode district and falls within the civil parish of the Blaby district of Leicestershire. A wider range of amenities is available in the bustling town of Hinckley, three miles to the north-east, on the A47. The M69 is generally the quickest route to the county’s motorway network, including the M1 (junction 21, west towards Leicester Forest East). The M42 is to the south, towards Tamworth. Elmesthorpe is 89 miles north-west of London. Railway stations are located in Hinckley, Narborough and Leicester, where the Midland Main Line runs regular trains to London, from Leicester to St Pancras. There are normally 70 trains to London each day, with the fastest journey taking approximately an hour. The village has been inhabited since at least Roman times and retains the charm and features associated with a rural location. There are several amenities, including pubs and restaurants, in the village or nearby: the Wentworth Arms pub, Restaurant Glen Watson and Oscar’s Lounge and Bar. Many serve meals, and some offer takeaway services. Elmesthorpe is three miles north-east of Hinckley and five miles south-east of the historic centre of Market Bosworth. These towns offer a variety of amenities, including out-of-town superstores and independent specialist shops. For those who prefer rural outings, Burbage Common Woods is a popular place for a walk, as are Market Bosworth Country Park and Stoney Cove. Mallory Park is a well-known motor-racing circuit that also hosts a variety of other events, such as family cycling fun days. Hinckley equestrian centre and golf course are a short drive away. There are many local schools providing education across the full age range, from nursery and primary to secondary, including private schools offering boarding facilities. Townlands Church of England Primary School is in Earl Shilton, one mile to the south-west. The Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) is the best source for a comprehensive review of current education standards. Additional information: EPC rating: B Local authority: Blaby District, Leicestershire Broadband speed: 150 Mb Disclaimer: Important information: Property particulars: Although we endeavour to ensure the accuracy of property details, we have not tested any services, equipment, fixtures or fittings. We give no guarantee that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose. Floor plans: Please note that a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are for guidance only and are not to scale.