The Green, Thrussington, LE7

History

Blue Boar Cottage, built circa 1739 is situated within the conservation area of this attractive village. The vaulted cellar dates back to the properties origins as a village pub and more recently as a village shop.

Ground Floor

The property is entered via a wide timber door into an impressive double height entrance hall with open staircase, exposed roof timbers and quarry tiled floor. The sitting room is spacious and enjoys views over the village green and features a large log burning stove set within an exposed brick chimney breast. The new kitchen, now very much the heart of the home was recently created and beautifully fitted by Charnwood kitchens in 2022. Combining several rooms this new open plan area which has unfloor heating throughout and centred around a large island kitchen includes a cosy snug with log burner and double-height garden room with partly glazed roof and with doors to garden...

Ground Floor Cont'd

The kitchen itself features a large, central island with granite top and includes an impressive range of appliances including electric induction hob and a gas four-oven Aga. A rear lobby with door to garden provides access to a cloaks/WC. A study with heavily beamed ceiling completes the ground floor accommodation.

First Floor

A spacious landing with useful storage cupboards provides access to four, good-sized bedrooms. Bedroom one has a high vaulted ceiling with exposed truss and a luxury ensuite with double shower and twin wash hand basins. The family bathroom is fitted with a white four-piece suite including double shower and free-standing roll top bath.

Outside

To the front of the property is a low maintenance garden with double gates that provide wide access to the rear gardens and a double paved driveway providing hard standing for two vehicles. Arriving at the cottage on foot, a low wooden gate opens to a brick pathway that leads to the front door. To the rear of the property are largely walled, southwest facing gardens that offer a good degree of privacy. The gardens are made up of a central lawn, deep planted borders and large split-level terrace. To the rear of the garden is a further hidden brick paved terrace and useful block and tile garden store.

Detached Double Garage

The garage is oversized and of cavity wall construction. It has its own electricity and water supply and offers potential for annexe conversion (subject to the relevant approvals). The garage has twin hinged opening doors, electric inner security doors and personal door to side and windows to rear. A staircase gives access to a large room over that has two rear facing Velux windows and window to side.

Services

All mains’ services are available and connected. The property has gas central heating fired by a Glow-worm boiler located within the airing cupboard.

Local Authority

Charnwood Borough Council.

Tenure

Freehold.

Directions

From the A46 drop down into Thrussington village, travelling along Seagrave Road. Turn right just before the village green in front of The Star public house and follow The Green around to the right where the property can be found situated on the left-hand side.