1 bed Flat For Sale £150,000
Modern and stylish! This first floor apartment at Wyndham Grange Lodge is finished to a high specification. The property is accessed via a communal hallway with oak staircase and security system. The apartment has an entrance hall with entry system, large double bedroom, an open-plan living/dining room and beautiful kitchen with a range of high quality fitted units. There is a stunning shower room with Roca suite and the apartment also enjoys the benefit of communal garden areas and an allocated off road parking space within the car park.
Wyndham Grange Lodge is a Grade II listed building that has sensitively been converted to accommodate nine luxury apartments which are surrounded by beautifully maintained parkland. Dating back to the 1800's, this stunning converted Lodge was built during the reign of King George III and went on to be the residency of Colonel Charles Wyndham, the Governor of the Tower of London who moved there to indulge his passion for foxhunting. In 1870 it was bought by a William Chaplin who had it completely remodelled in local stone and in 1920 Colonel Richard Dalgleish bought it. He donated it to the town of Melton Mowbray for use as a hospital. It was christened the War Memorial Hospital in honour of the dead of the Great War, and used continuously as a hospital until abandoned in 2002.
EPC rating: C.
Wyndham Grange Lodge is a Grade II listed building that has sensitively been converted to accommodate nine luxury apartments which are surrounded by beautifully maintained parkland. Dating back to the 1800's, this stunning converted Lodge was built during the reign of King George III and went on to be the residency of Colonel Charles Wyndham, the Governor of the Tower of London who moved there to indulge his passion for foxhunting. In 1870 it was bought by a William Chaplin who had it completely remodelled in local stone and in 1920 Colonel Richard Dalgleish bought it. He donated it to the town of Melton Mowbray for use as a hospital. It was christened the War Memorial Hospital in honour of the dead of the Great War, and used continuously as a hospital until abandoned in 2002.
EPC rating: C.
