43, Hawcliffe Road, Loughborough, LE12 7AQ

Hawcliffe Road, Mountsorrel Set back from the quiet rhythm of Hawcliffe Road, this attractive three-bedroom semi-detached home offers a well-balanced layout, filled with natural light and a strong sense of flow.

A private driveway to the front provides both practicality and a welcoming sense of arrival.

Inside, the ground floor is thoughtfully arranged around a generous living room, positioned to the front of the house. This is a comfortable and inviting space, ideal for everyday living.

To the rear, the home opens out into a kitchen and dining area, creating a more sociable heart of the house.

The kitchen offers ample storage and workspace, while the dining area enjoys a pleasant outlook over the garden and provides direct access through to the conservatory.

The conservatory forms a natural extension of the living space—bright and versatile, it offers an ideal spot for relaxing, entertaining, or simply enjoying views of the garden throughout the seasons.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged around a central landing, alongside a family bathroom.

Each room enjoys a private aspect, contributing to a calm and comfortable first-floor setting. To the rear, the gardens are a particular highlight.

Thoughtfully maintained and richly planted, they provide a tranquil green retreat with space to unwind, entertain, and enjoy outdoor living in relative seclusion.

A home that combines practicality with charm, offering a cohesive layout and a peaceful garden setting within a well-established residential area.

Mountsorrel Mountsorrel is a characterful village set between Loughborough and Leicester, with a long-standing sense of community and a rich local heritage.

Positioned along the River Soar, it offers a blend of countryside walks and everyday convenience.

The village is known for its historic granite quarry and riverside setting, with a selection of independent shops, cafés and traditional pubs forming its social heart.

Nearby Loughborough provides a wider range of amenities, as well as mainline rail connections, while Leicester offers broader cultural and commercial appeal.

Green spaces are abundant, with access to the Charnwood Forest landscape a short drive away, making the area particularly appealing for those seeking a balance between rural calm and connectivity.

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