House For Sale £500,000
History and charm exude throughout this beautifully presented period residence situated in the heart of Breedon on the Hill's historic village. Lovingly restored and extended no detail has been overlooked in creating a unique and inviting home brimming with character.
Stepping through the front door, you're greeted by a stunning dining hall with flagstone flooring that flows seamlessly into the light filled kitchen with a range of units and a range cooker. The kitchen also opens onto the utility and downstairs shower room. Following onto The cosy lounge with log burner and french doors opening onto the SE facing secluded garden - allowing for a wonderful flow for entertaining.Completing the downstairs is the snug/office tucked off the dining hall provides a perfect space to relax or work from home.
Climbing the original staircase, the boutique-style family bathroom, three well-proportioned bedrooms and the master suite with walk-in wardrobe and Juliette balcony compose the remainder of the accommodation. A fourth bedroom up on the second floor adds extra flexibility.
To the rear, the beautifully landscaped south east facing gardens create a private oasis with decking, patios and established borders and calming stream. A driveway provides off-road parking through electric gates and access to the single garage.
Ideally situated within paces of the post office and school, country walks beckon from the doorstep across to the iconic Breedon Church and Beacon. The popular Three Horseshoes pub further enhances village life in this thriving historic community.
This lovingly restored period home seamlessly blends original features with contemporary comforts to create a truly special family residence. Contact the agent today to arrange a viewing before you miss your chance to own a piece of Breedon's heritage.
About Breedon on the Hill
Breedon on the Hill itself offers a range of amenities including a highly regarded primary school, post office, shop, new Community centre and two public houses. Further amenities can be found in nearby Melbourne & Ashby de la Zouch. Great access to both the A42, A50 and M1 Motorway. East Midlands Airport.
General Information:
Council: Northwest Leicestershire
Council Band :
Services: Water, Electric and oil
Year Built: Circa 1850
Rear facing garden: SE Extensive rear and side gardens with stream
Garage: Yes, single
Parking: 2 spaces at the rear & garage. Ample street parking nearby
Loft: Yes with retractable wooden ladder and pan belong providing two rooms of space. X1 at the top of the house
Water Meter: No
Stepping through the front door, you're greeted by a stunning dining hall with flagstone flooring that flows seamlessly into the light filled kitchen with a range of units and a range cooker. The kitchen also opens onto the utility and downstairs shower room. Following onto The cosy lounge with log burner and french doors opening onto the SE facing secluded garden - allowing for a wonderful flow for entertaining.Completing the downstairs is the snug/office tucked off the dining hall provides a perfect space to relax or work from home.
Climbing the original staircase, the boutique-style family bathroom, three well-proportioned bedrooms and the master suite with walk-in wardrobe and Juliette balcony compose the remainder of the accommodation. A fourth bedroom up on the second floor adds extra flexibility.
To the rear, the beautifully landscaped south east facing gardens create a private oasis with decking, patios and established borders and calming stream. A driveway provides off-road parking through electric gates and access to the single garage.
Ideally situated within paces of the post office and school, country walks beckon from the doorstep across to the iconic Breedon Church and Beacon. The popular Three Horseshoes pub further enhances village life in this thriving historic community.
This lovingly restored period home seamlessly blends original features with contemporary comforts to create a truly special family residence. Contact the agent today to arrange a viewing before you miss your chance to own a piece of Breedon's heritage.
About Breedon on the Hill
Breedon on the Hill itself offers a range of amenities including a highly regarded primary school, post office, shop, new Community centre and two public houses. Further amenities can be found in nearby Melbourne & Ashby de la Zouch. Great access to both the A42, A50 and M1 Motorway. East Midlands Airport.
General Information:
Council: Northwest Leicestershire
Council Band :
Services: Water, Electric and oil
Year Built: Circa 1850
Rear facing garden: SE Extensive rear and side gardens with stream
Garage: Yes, single
Parking: 2 spaces at the rear & garage. Ample street parking nearby
Loft: Yes with retractable wooden ladder and pan belong providing two rooms of space. X1 at the top of the house
Water Meter: No
