House For Sale £500,000
Home
4 Double bedrooms
3 Reception rooms
New Stoneham kitchen
Luxury En-suite
Family bathroom
Downstairs WC
Utility room
Unique, immaculate finish throughout
Freehold
EPC
Garden and location
Mature front and rear gardens
Tandem garage
Car standing for multiple vehicles
Private landscaped garden
Green space to the front
Quaint Village
Superb local amenities
Independent shops
13th century church on your doorstep
Ofsted rated outstanding day care, primary and secondary schooling
Excellent commuter links and public transport
services
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage
Gas central heating
High speed internet
New Baxi boiler serviced annually
full description
With views of the 13th Century St Wilfrid's Church and a quaint village green at the front of this warm and welcoming family home, Rectory Lane provides a haven from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life whilst remaining just a few minutes walk from the thriving village centre with its independent shops, pubs and restaurants.
Making your way across the green with its mature trees you are greeted by the charming front garden with its winding brick pathway and patio, mature beds playing home to cheery sunflowers and the pastel pink brick exterior framed with its traditional glass panelled door and its decorative canopy on the left hand side and a the farmhouse door to the right.
The property has been lovingly decorated and maintained to reflect the personality of its occupants, custom paintwork, designer wallpaper and unique light fittings adorn every room, each of which has a unique feel, colour palette and mood.
Entering through the panelled door the bright floral paintwork of the hallway entices you ahead into the comfortable family lounge. A space large enough for the extended family to relax in framed by the feature fireplace, built in entertainment units and plush carpets contrasted by its joyous and fun colour palette. Bathed in natural light from the large double glazed windows to the rear and the internal glass panelled doors through which we spy the dining room with its pagoda style sun room. Warmed by panoramic views, the soft natural light of the garden beyond pours into the dining room, imploring you to sit and relax with a book or a glass of something refreshing. Access to the patio here preserves the connection to the landscaped garden and patio, the perfect place for alfresco dining.
Returning into the house via the second set of French Doors we find our selves in a calming, airy reception room. Currently used as a day room but offering utility for a growing family, previously it had been employed as a separate lounge for growing family members to avoid any possible squabbles over the remote control. Flowing effortlessly into the utility room we find space for all of the house hold appliances, ample storage and worktops as well as the alternate entrance to the home via the farmhouse door: Ideal for muddy boots, bikes or animals after exploring the acres of stunning countryside on your doorstep.
Following the space round we enter into the true heart of the home, the custom designed Stoneham kitchen. Elegant, light and bright this Stoneham kitchen offers an abundance of storage within its many cupboards and drawers, furnished with an array of integrated appliances including: A Neff oven, grill and gas hob with concealed extractor fan; fridge; concealed refuse and recycling stores. Stylish white granite worktops provide plenty of preparation space, extending into a breakfasting peninsula, where mealtimes can be enjoyed looking out to the green beyond where a host of colourful birds and wildlife can be viewed enjoying their brunch.
Leaving the Stoneham kitchen we find ourselves returning to the hallway and the traditional panelled door we entered at the start of our adventure, but before we ascend the plush carpeted stairs stairs we find a luxurious water closet to our left with its striking Designers Guild wallpaper that delights and provides yet more utility to the home.
Heading up the stairs we find a generous landing with space for objet d'art and custom light fittings that accentuate the night sky paintwork, alluding to the restful nights sleep you will enjoy in its luxurious bedrooms. Currently arranged with a large guest bedroom that boasts views of the rear garden and fitted wardrobes, an office with Scions' charming Mr Fox wallpaper overlooking the green allowing you to drink in the surrounding views, a hobby room with a double set of fitted storage, an bright and airy family bathroom with hot pink accents and the stunning master bedroom with opulent powder room.
The master bedroom has a soothing colour palette that inspires tranquil calm with its pastel hue and acres of room. Sleek carpentry provides ample integrated storage and a large window overlooking the green fills the space with a warm sensuous light that will speckle through the crown of the mature tree outside at day break. Flowing elegantly into the sumptuous powder room with space for a dressing table, double walk in rainfall shower offering an palatial alternative to the family bathroom.
The private rear garden with its mature boarders offers a space for relaxing and entertaining alike, its wraparound patio is met with a winding brick pathway that forges its way through the manicured landscaped lawns leading to access to the separate tandem garage with power and further storage units and worktops, ideal for the garden equipment and outside gear. The lengthy tandem garage leads us to the newly bricked driveway, with room for multiple vehicles to the right side of the home.
Village life
If you are looking for quaint village life, Kibworth Beauchamp is a great bet. Its beating heart is the pretty High Street that's always bustling with activity thanks to the local indie shops and eateries.
This lively little village has a big heart and even bigger community spirit. Surrounded by gorgeous verdant countryside, it's a stone's throw from the Grand Union Canal and the leafy town of Market Harborough making it great for families (and Fido will love it too).
For lunch, look no further than The Deli Kibworth. This family-run business is the local go-to for flat whites and lunch bites. The Lighthouse is a popular seafood restaurant or Boboli Italian restaurant is seconds away. Meanwhile, village pub The Swan offers an excellent gin and rum bar and also serves great pub food.
Book lovers rejoice! You won't be able to get enough of Kibworth Books. Owner Debbie is so passionate about books she founded the annual Kibworth Book Festival. There is also a local library, two doctors surgeries, a traditional butchers and greengrocers.
The nearby Windmill Farm Park won the Best Family Attraction in the Muddy Awards this year and it's not hard to see why. As well as being a working farm, they've got an indoor timber-based adventure play barn, an outdoor play area, jumping pillows and more. For a different pace of recreation head to Foxton Locks and hire a narrowboat and watch the world slowly drift by along the local waterways. Nearby, Wistow Maze is a 'maize maze' that's open during the summer months. Here, families can explore the attraction and take part in the fun quiz trail hidden amongst its 3 miles of pathways. Then relax at the Rural Arts Centre across the road with a comprehensive range of independent shops and cafes after rediscovering everyone in your party.
Offering Ofsted rated outstanding day care, primary schools including Kibworth Church of England Primary School and Leicester Grammar School, just 20 minutes away there are many great options available on your doorstep. There's also independent, co-ed Brooke House College which is also a great choice for pupils aged 11-19 with the option to board and a brilliant Football Academy.
At just over a 100 miles to London – less than an hour direct into Kings Cross St Pancras from nearby Market Harborough station. An annual season train ticket is £8000+. It takes just under two hours to drive into the capital.
4 Double bedrooms
3 Reception rooms
New Stoneham kitchen
Luxury En-suite
Family bathroom
Downstairs WC
Utility room
Unique, immaculate finish throughout
Freehold
EPC
Garden and location
Mature front and rear gardens
Tandem garage
Car standing for multiple vehicles
Private landscaped garden
Green space to the front
Quaint Village
Superb local amenities
Independent shops
13th century church on your doorstep
Ofsted rated outstanding day care, primary and secondary schooling
Excellent commuter links and public transport
services
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage
Gas central heating
High speed internet
New Baxi boiler serviced annually
full description
With views of the 13th Century St Wilfrid's Church and a quaint village green at the front of this warm and welcoming family home, Rectory Lane provides a haven from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life whilst remaining just a few minutes walk from the thriving village centre with its independent shops, pubs and restaurants.
Making your way across the green with its mature trees you are greeted by the charming front garden with its winding brick pathway and patio, mature beds playing home to cheery sunflowers and the pastel pink brick exterior framed with its traditional glass panelled door and its decorative canopy on the left hand side and a the farmhouse door to the right.
The property has been lovingly decorated and maintained to reflect the personality of its occupants, custom paintwork, designer wallpaper and unique light fittings adorn every room, each of which has a unique feel, colour palette and mood.
Entering through the panelled door the bright floral paintwork of the hallway entices you ahead into the comfortable family lounge. A space large enough for the extended family to relax in framed by the feature fireplace, built in entertainment units and plush carpets contrasted by its joyous and fun colour palette. Bathed in natural light from the large double glazed windows to the rear and the internal glass panelled doors through which we spy the dining room with its pagoda style sun room. Warmed by panoramic views, the soft natural light of the garden beyond pours into the dining room, imploring you to sit and relax with a book or a glass of something refreshing. Access to the patio here preserves the connection to the landscaped garden and patio, the perfect place for alfresco dining.
Returning into the house via the second set of French Doors we find our selves in a calming, airy reception room. Currently used as a day room but offering utility for a growing family, previously it had been employed as a separate lounge for growing family members to avoid any possible squabbles over the remote control. Flowing effortlessly into the utility room we find space for all of the house hold appliances, ample storage and worktops as well as the alternate entrance to the home via the farmhouse door: Ideal for muddy boots, bikes or animals after exploring the acres of stunning countryside on your doorstep.
Following the space round we enter into the true heart of the home, the custom designed Stoneham kitchen. Elegant, light and bright this Stoneham kitchen offers an abundance of storage within its many cupboards and drawers, furnished with an array of integrated appliances including: A Neff oven, grill and gas hob with concealed extractor fan; fridge; concealed refuse and recycling stores. Stylish white granite worktops provide plenty of preparation space, extending into a breakfasting peninsula, where mealtimes can be enjoyed looking out to the green beyond where a host of colourful birds and wildlife can be viewed enjoying their brunch.
Leaving the Stoneham kitchen we find ourselves returning to the hallway and the traditional panelled door we entered at the start of our adventure, but before we ascend the plush carpeted stairs stairs we find a luxurious water closet to our left with its striking Designers Guild wallpaper that delights and provides yet more utility to the home.
Heading up the stairs we find a generous landing with space for objet d'art and custom light fittings that accentuate the night sky paintwork, alluding to the restful nights sleep you will enjoy in its luxurious bedrooms. Currently arranged with a large guest bedroom that boasts views of the rear garden and fitted wardrobes, an office with Scions' charming Mr Fox wallpaper overlooking the green allowing you to drink in the surrounding views, a hobby room with a double set of fitted storage, an bright and airy family bathroom with hot pink accents and the stunning master bedroom with opulent powder room.
The master bedroom has a soothing colour palette that inspires tranquil calm with its pastel hue and acres of room. Sleek carpentry provides ample integrated storage and a large window overlooking the green fills the space with a warm sensuous light that will speckle through the crown of the mature tree outside at day break. Flowing elegantly into the sumptuous powder room with space for a dressing table, double walk in rainfall shower offering an palatial alternative to the family bathroom.
The private rear garden with its mature boarders offers a space for relaxing and entertaining alike, its wraparound patio is met with a winding brick pathway that forges its way through the manicured landscaped lawns leading to access to the separate tandem garage with power and further storage units and worktops, ideal for the garden equipment and outside gear. The lengthy tandem garage leads us to the newly bricked driveway, with room for multiple vehicles to the right side of the home.
Village life
If you are looking for quaint village life, Kibworth Beauchamp is a great bet. Its beating heart is the pretty High Street that's always bustling with activity thanks to the local indie shops and eateries.
This lively little village has a big heart and even bigger community spirit. Surrounded by gorgeous verdant countryside, it's a stone's throw from the Grand Union Canal and the leafy town of Market Harborough making it great for families (and Fido will love it too).
For lunch, look no further than The Deli Kibworth. This family-run business is the local go-to for flat whites and lunch bites. The Lighthouse is a popular seafood restaurant or Boboli Italian restaurant is seconds away. Meanwhile, village pub The Swan offers an excellent gin and rum bar and also serves great pub food.
Book lovers rejoice! You won't be able to get enough of Kibworth Books. Owner Debbie is so passionate about books she founded the annual Kibworth Book Festival. There is also a local library, two doctors surgeries, a traditional butchers and greengrocers.
The nearby Windmill Farm Park won the Best Family Attraction in the Muddy Awards this year and it's not hard to see why. As well as being a working farm, they've got an indoor timber-based adventure play barn, an outdoor play area, jumping pillows and more. For a different pace of recreation head to Foxton Locks and hire a narrowboat and watch the world slowly drift by along the local waterways. Nearby, Wistow Maze is a 'maize maze' that's open during the summer months. Here, families can explore the attraction and take part in the fun quiz trail hidden amongst its 3 miles of pathways. Then relax at the Rural Arts Centre across the road with a comprehensive range of independent shops and cafes after rediscovering everyone in your party.
Offering Ofsted rated outstanding day care, primary schools including Kibworth Church of England Primary School and Leicester Grammar School, just 20 minutes away there are many great options available on your doorstep. There's also independent, co-ed Brooke House College which is also a great choice for pupils aged 11-19 with the option to board and a brilliant Football Academy.
At just over a 100 miles to London – less than an hour direct into Kings Cross St Pancras from nearby Market Harborough station. An annual season train ticket is £8000+. It takes just under two hours to drive into the capital.
