House For Sale £375,000
Perfect for families... Move up the property ladder with this heavily extended five-bedroom detached home, perfect for a family looking extra bedroom space. It enjoys a quiet cul-de-sac location with field views and can be found in the desired village of Broughton Astley, the property is also offered to the market with no onward chain.
Entering through the front door, you’ll be greeted by an entrance hallway, enjoying the use of a ground floor W.C off. The living room is a fantastic size and spans the width of the house, with two large bay windows allowing plenty of natural light, a set of patio doors provide access to the side garden. To the rear of the house comes the hub of the home, a stunning kitchen diner, packed with fitted appliances and an island serving as the centrepiece, patio doors open out onto the rear garden from the kitchen to.
Moving upstairs the property has five bedrooms to choose from, the Master bedroom enjoys a wardrobe style storage cupboard & an en-suite shower room. There are two additional double bedrooms and two further single bedrooms. The family bathroom is a great size, with a walk-in shower and separate bath it’s perfect for the family dynamics.
The corner plot the property enjoys means it has great outside space, a detached single garage can be found to the side of the house, with a driveway in front providing off-road parking. There is a garden to the side of the house laid to lawn & an additional garden to the rear of house, all laid to stone, meaning it’s low maintenance.
Broughton Astley is a large village of ancient origins, situated in the Harborough district of Leicestershire, the village is just 9 miles from the centre of Leicester and about 14 miles from Coventry. Amenities include a scattering of play parks, shops including supermarkets, a post office and a chemist, as well as a riding school and Broughton Astley Leisure Centre.
Trains from Narborough station (5.3mi) run regularly to London St Pancras International (c.90mins), useful for commuting and visiting friends and family in the South East.
The village is well placed for travel, being roughly 7 miles from two M1 motorway junctions – No. 20 (in the south, near Lutterworth) and No. 21 (in the north). The A5 and the M69 are also close by. The main access road is the B581 – linking the areas of Barwell and Earl Shilton near the A47 to the small village of Dunton Bassett near the A426 (Leicester-Lutterworth-Rugby road).
Entering through the front door, you’ll be greeted by an entrance hallway, enjoying the use of a ground floor W.C off. The living room is a fantastic size and spans the width of the house, with two large bay windows allowing plenty of natural light, a set of patio doors provide access to the side garden. To the rear of the house comes the hub of the home, a stunning kitchen diner, packed with fitted appliances and an island serving as the centrepiece, patio doors open out onto the rear garden from the kitchen to.
Moving upstairs the property has five bedrooms to choose from, the Master bedroom enjoys a wardrobe style storage cupboard & an en-suite shower room. There are two additional double bedrooms and two further single bedrooms. The family bathroom is a great size, with a walk-in shower and separate bath it’s perfect for the family dynamics.
The corner plot the property enjoys means it has great outside space, a detached single garage can be found to the side of the house, with a driveway in front providing off-road parking. There is a garden to the side of the house laid to lawn & an additional garden to the rear of house, all laid to stone, meaning it’s low maintenance.
Broughton Astley is a large village of ancient origins, situated in the Harborough district of Leicestershire, the village is just 9 miles from the centre of Leicester and about 14 miles from Coventry. Amenities include a scattering of play parks, shops including supermarkets, a post office and a chemist, as well as a riding school and Broughton Astley Leisure Centre.
Trains from Narborough station (5.3mi) run regularly to London St Pancras International (c.90mins), useful for commuting and visiting friends and family in the South East.
The village is well placed for travel, being roughly 7 miles from two M1 motorway junctions – No. 20 (in the south, near Lutterworth) and No. 21 (in the north). The A5 and the M69 are also close by. The main access road is the B581 – linking the areas of Barwell and Earl Shilton near the A47 to the small village of Dunton Bassett near the A426 (Leicester-Lutterworth-Rugby road).
