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See how verdicts work3-bedroom house · LE15 9BP
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About
This delightful three-bedroom, one-bathroom semi-detached cottage blends timeless period charm with stylish modern updates, creating an inviting home ideal for both relaxing and entertaining.
Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway area featuring exposed wooden beams, rustic stone flooring, all of which set the tone for the character found throughout the property.
The main reception room boasts a striking period fireplace and a large window that floods the space with natural light, while floral curtains and neutral tones enhance the classic cottage atmosphere.
Adjoining this, a cosy living area features a wood burning stove nestled in a traditional alcove, complemented by built-in storage, exposed beams, and a charming window seat set beneath a large window, offering the perfect nook for reading or unwinding.
The heart of the home is a well appointed kitchen, where exposed brick walls are paired with warm wooden countertops, a farmhouse sink, modern white tile backsplash, and integrated oven.
This space effortlessly combines rustic features with contemporary convenience, making it an enjoyable area for both every-day living and entertaining guests.
Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms each benefit from ample natural light, radiator heating, and built-in storage solutions, including generous wardrobes and compact cupboards, providing both comfort and practicality.
The family bathroom is a standout feature, offering a harmonious blend of period and modern elements, including a freestanding bath-tub, classic wooden door, stylish panelling, and vintage radiator, all illuminated by a deep-set window.
Additional highlights include a picturesque period stone exterior with a slate roof, charming front porch, and traditional sash windows, all contributing to the property’s kerb appeal.
Outdoor living is well catered for with a private, low-maintenance courtyard featuring attractive brickwork, gravel and stone paving, window boxes, and dedicated dining and seating areas, perfect for al fresco meals or quiet relaxation.
Efficient radiator heating, built-in storage throughout, and a combination of carpet, stone, and painted flooring further enhance the home’s comfort and functionality.
This characterful cottage offers a rare opportunity to enjoy classic architectural features alongside thoughtful modern touches, making it an ideal choice for buyers seeking a unique and welcoming village home.
EPC Rating: D Lounge 4.11m x 5.2m Window with secondary glazing to front aspect with wooden shutters. Log burning stove. TV and telephone point.
Door to: Dining room, kitchen and rear porch. Tiled flooring. Radiator. Dining room 3.19m x 3.27m Window with secondary glazing and wooden shutters to front aspect. Log burning stove.
Exposed wooden floorboards. Radiator. Kitchen 1.27m x 1.73m Having a selection of fitted base units with a solid wooden worktop over and 'Butlers' sink.
There is a freestanding electric oven and hob with extractor over and there is also space with plumbing for a freestanding washing machine. Window to rear aspect. Tiled flooring.
Rear Porch/Boot Room 1.73m x 5.2m Timber framed door out to: Rear garden. Stairs rising to: First floor. Window to rear aspect. Tiled flooring. Boiler.
Bedroom 1 2.87m x 4.43m Window with secondary glazing to front aspect. Large freestanding wardrobes. Radiator.
Bedroom 2 2.87m x 4.04m Window with secondary glazing to front aspect. Feature fireplace. Radiator. Bedroom 3 2.24m x 3.47m Window to rear aspect. Radiator.
Bathroom 2.06m x 2.34m Comprising: Freestanding bath with mixer tap and shower attachment. Low level WC and wash hand basin. Window to rear aspect. Exposed wooden floorboards.
Radiator. Garden To the rear is a delightful and extremely private courtyard style garden with gravel seating area and brik-built outbuilding, benefitting from power and light.
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