House For Sale £299,000
Property summary We are delighted to offer for sale this simply stunning three bedroomed detached family home, ideally located with a beautiful view of, and overlooking Lutterworth park and within easy access to all of the amenities of Lutterworth Town. The property has been tastefully decorated to a high standard and benefits from a high quality partial garage renovation, which would be ideally suited for those choosing to work from home.
The kitchen boasts a contemporary feel with an open plan U- shaped counter, leading onto the dining area. All appliances are integrated to include an Abode Pronteau profile 4 in 1 instant hot water boiler tap and cold water filter, soft close doors and usual high end finishes.
Other bespoke features include the Sandercock white oak and poplar tulip staircase with 'pigs ear' style handrail, beautiful Morris Fireplace with boxed and lipped cast slate hearth and shutter style window dressings.
Outside there is a South-facing garden to the rear with split level patio, outside sockets and water facilities. The property is fitted with Anglian Windows double glazing which is still under warranty. Annual boiler servicing certification available on request.
There is off road parking for two vehicles at the front of the property. Easy access to major road networks and railway links directly to London and Birmingham.
Viewing is highly recommended. Call for more information or to book an appointment.
Lutterworth Lutterworth is a market town in the county of Leicestershire with close links to the M1 Junction 20, M6, A14 & A5. Nearby town Rugby is on the main train line to London with journey times to Euston Station of around 45 minutes. The town was granted its Market Status in 1214 by King John and it continues to hold a market to this day. Lutterworth other claim to fame is that Frank Whittle, the inventor of the jet engine, who developed some of the world first jet engines at the British Thomson-Houston works in Lutterworth and nearby Rugby during the late 1930s and 1940s. A statue plane stands in the middle of a roundabout just south of the town as a memorial. Lutterworth is also in close proximity to Magna Park Logistics and Distribution centre which is a main source of employment in the Lutterworth area. This is built on the old site of the Bitteswell aerodrome.
The kitchen boasts a contemporary feel with an open plan U- shaped counter, leading onto the dining area. All appliances are integrated to include an Abode Pronteau profile 4 in 1 instant hot water boiler tap and cold water filter, soft close doors and usual high end finishes.
Other bespoke features include the Sandercock white oak and poplar tulip staircase with 'pigs ear' style handrail, beautiful Morris Fireplace with boxed and lipped cast slate hearth and shutter style window dressings.
Outside there is a South-facing garden to the rear with split level patio, outside sockets and water facilities. The property is fitted with Anglian Windows double glazing which is still under warranty. Annual boiler servicing certification available on request.
There is off road parking for two vehicles at the front of the property. Easy access to major road networks and railway links directly to London and Birmingham.
Viewing is highly recommended. Call for more information or to book an appointment.
Lutterworth Lutterworth is a market town in the county of Leicestershire with close links to the M1 Junction 20, M6, A14 & A5. Nearby town Rugby is on the main train line to London with journey times to Euston Station of around 45 minutes. The town was granted its Market Status in 1214 by King John and it continues to hold a market to this day. Lutterworth other claim to fame is that Frank Whittle, the inventor of the jet engine, who developed some of the world first jet engines at the British Thomson-Houston works in Lutterworth and nearby Rugby during the late 1930s and 1940s. A statue plane stands in the middle of a roundabout just south of the town as a memorial. Lutterworth is also in close proximity to Magna Park Logistics and Distribution centre which is a main source of employment in the Lutterworth area. This is built on the old site of the Bitteswell aerodrome.
