Beech Drive, Thurlaston, CV23

Step inside this beautifully maintained family home where space, natural light, and thoughtful design come together seamlessly. The layout offers a lovely flow from room to room, making it ideal for modern family life.

Enjoying a peaceful position at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Thurlaston a picturesque semi-rural spot known for its strong sense of community, great transport connections, and close proximity to Draycote Water Park. Offering the perfect blend of countryside calm and everyday convenience, this location truly has the best of both worlds.

Ground Floor
You’re welcomed by a generous hallway with elegant parquet-style vinyl flooring, setting the tone for the home’s attention to detail. There’s a convenient guest WC and plenty of understairs storage perfect for keeping coats and shoes tucked away, there is also a integral door onto the garage. To the left, you’ll find the kitchen with Karndean flooring and featuring sleek oak handleless units and grey worktops. A central island with breakfast bar seating offers the perfect place to enjoy morning coffee or catch up with friends. With ample storage and generous worktop space, it’s a practical and welcoming setting for everything from quick midweek meals to weekend baking sessions. Just off the kitchen, a practical utility room offers space for both washing machine and tumble dryer, Space for storage and with direct access to the garden. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the stunning family room via large glazed doors. This incredible space runs along the side of the house and features striking glass panels, a part-glass roof, and French doors opening onto the garden filling the room with natural light. Whether it’s homework time, family meals, or movie nights, this room adapts beautifully to everyday life. Also off the kitchen, the formal dining room comfortably fits a large family table perfect for weekend entertaining. Patio doors offer garden views, and folding internal doors connect the dining area with the cosy lounge, complete with a feature fireplace, Grey feature radiators and Large window patio doors of its own ideal for relaxing in the evening.

First Floor
Upstairs all four bedrooms are generous doubles, each have fitted wardrobes with hanging rails, shelves and cupboard space. The master suite, positioned at the rear for privacy, boasts an en-suite shower room and views over the garden. A modern family bathroom with built in storage and sink and a bath and a separate shower cubicle completes the first floor.

Outside Spaces
To the front, a large driveway accommodates at least three cars, garage and a neatly planted border adding to the kerb appeal. The south-facing rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create a tranquil yet functional space. A generous newly laid patio stretches across the back of the house, perfect for summer dining and BBQs, while winding paths and mature beds bring structure and beauty. There’s plenty of room for children to play, plus pathways and gated side access on both sides for convenience, one of which has a screened area for waste and recycling bins.

Offering space, style, and practicality, this fantastic family home is ready to welcome its next owners. This home is available with no upward chain.

The Area
Thurlaston is a peaceful picturesque and highly desirable no-through village, located just a few miles southwest of Rugby. Surrounded by open countryside, it offers a quiet, community-focused lifestyle with nature on the doorstep. A scenic pathway from the village leads directly to Draycote Water Park a popular spot for walking, sailing, fishing, and birdwatching. Whitefields Golf Course is also close by for golf enthusiasts.
Just a mile away, the nearby village of Dunchurch offers a range of everyday amenities, including cosy pubs, charming restaurants, a florist, doctor’s surgery, and a library—providing convenience without compromising the rural feel.

Connectivity
Thurlaston enjoys excellent transport links, with convenient access to major routes including the M45 and M1, making travel by road straightforward. The nearby market town of Rugby, just 5 miles away, offers regular train services to London, with journey times of under 50 minutes, along with a wide selection of shops, restaurants, and amenities. For those looking to explore further afield, Royal Leamington Spa is around 8 miles away, while Coventry and Leicester are within 13 and 20 miles respectively perfect for commuting or weekend outings.

Education
The area benefits from a strong choice of schools, both state and independent. Local options include well-regarded primary and grammar schools, such as Lawrence Sheriff School and Rugby High School. For those seeking independent education, the prestigious Rugby School is nearby, along with other notable institutions like Princethorpe College, Crescent School, and Bilton Grange Preparatory School all offering excellent academic reputations and a breadth of opportunities.

Location
Postcode : CV23 9JT
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Key Information
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax band: G
Local Authority: Rugby
Mains Electric, Water and Sewerage, Gas central heating