Description
A pretty, Victorian semi-detached two-bedroom cottage that has been beautifully presented throughout, sitting at the heart of the ever-popular village of Ashwell with a wonderfully private, south-facing garden.
Accommodation - The ground floor in brief comprises a kitchen, a spacious living/dining room and a conservatory flowing out to the sunny, south-facing garden. The dual aspect living/dining room spans almost the entire depth of the property with the dining area to the front and living area to the rear, complete with a feature fireplace housing a log burning stove. There is a large built-in alcove cupboard and useful understairs storage. A part glazed door opens into the kitchen that offers a good range of modern, fitted units, space for appliances and a door opening into the conservatory. The conservatory has a stable door out to the side and French doors opening out to the patio and garden beyond.
On the first floor there are two bedrooms, a double at the front and a large single at the rear with a wonderful view over the garden. Both bedrooms are served by the bathroom comprising a large walk-in shower, wash hand basin and low flush lavatory.
Outside - To the front of the property a timber hand-gate opens into a hard-landscaped front garden that has a path leading down the side of the property into the rear garden. The rear garden itself is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature borders and is bounded by hedging and fencing providing an extremely private and secure space. A large patio sits directly off the conservatory and there is also a timber-built home office, outdoor WC and a summer house sitting at the far end of the garden. The garden benefits from a southerly-orientation, enjoying the sun throughout most of the day.
Location - Ashwell is a small village situated in the rolling countryside, whilst only being a short drive away from the historic market town of Oakham and its amenities, Ashwell itself has an active village hall, a garage, the Rutland Garden Village with a range of shops, an annual village fete and well-attended 14th century church. The area is renowned for its excellent schooling offering Beacons of Exceptional Practice. The East Coast main line provides intercity rail services from Peterborough to London and the Northeast. The location is perfect for both commuters and those looking for more peaceful living.
Services & Council Tax - The property is offered to the market with all mains services and gas-fired central heating. Council Tax Band B.
Tenure - Freehold
