Main Street, Nottingham, NG13

Ground Floor
Accessed from Main Street via a block paved pathway, a side door opens into the impressive kitchen diner, an inviting, dual aspect space that immediately establishes the tone of the home. Engineered oak flooring runs underfoot, while exposed oak beams overhead retain the property’s character and a brick built chimney breast with inset open fire creates a striking focal point.

The bespoke Nurlex kitchen is a beautifully appointed mix of ‘off black’ and ‘old white’ cabinetry, complemented by open shelving and generous storage. A Smeg range cooker with five ring induction hob and triple oven is set within mantle style housing, accompanied by a microwave oven, wine cooler, integrated dishwasher and built-in fridge with freezer drawers beneath, whilst a Belfast sink adds to the traditional aesthetic.

Flowing seamlessly from the kitchen, the substantial sitting room provides generous reception space and benefits from underfloor heating, a log burner and dual aspect natural light. A bespoke wall of fitted shelving incorporates a discreet study area alongside low level storage, offering both function and style.

A short flight of steps leads to an inner vestibule, a light filled transitional space laid with flagstone flooring and crowned by a glazed roof. French doors open directly onto the garden, strengthening the connection between interior and exterior living. From here, a ground floor shower room is fitted with contemporary sanitaryware including a low-level WC, wall-mounted basin and enclosed shower.

The music room, which also serves as a potential fourth bedroom, is a characterful and versatile space. A vaulted ceiling with exposed trusses enhances the sense of volume, while a brick fireplace with inset log burner creates a cosy atmosphere. French doors open onto the garden, offering flexibility as the 4th bedroom, a creative space or additional reception use.
Double doors lead from here into a utility room, thoughtfully designed with plumbing for laundry appliances, space for further refrigeration, additional shelving and a secondary Belfast sink.

First Floor
Stairs rise from the sitting room to a bright landing, giving access to three bedrooms.
The principal suite occupies a desirable south facing position and enjoys dual aspect light. A walk-through dressing room with fitted shelving and hanging space leads to a contemporary en suite shower room, complete with underfloor heating, a wall mounted basin, low level WC and a full width shower enclosure.

Two further double bedrooms, both benefiting from fitted wardrobes, are accessed via a spacious lobby area that also holds three useful storage cupboards. These bedrooms are served by a beautifully styled family bathroom featuring half height wood panelling, a freestanding roll top bath, pedestal basin, corner shower enclosure, heated towel rail and a WC.

Outside
Accessed via double electric gates from Church Lane, the property enjoys secure off street parking via the paved driveway.

The rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of seating areas interspersed with lawn and well stocked planting beds. Designed for low maintenance enjoyment, it offers both privacy and practicality.

A particularly notable feature is the oak framed outdoor kitchen and covered seating area, laid with herringbone brick flooring and complete with integrated BBQ and storage, an ideal setting for entertaining throughout the seasons.

A substantial workshop sits within the garden, equipped with lighting and extensive power outlets, providing excellent scope for hobby use or additional storage and could also be converted into office space with access brought within the house, should a prospective buyer wish to do so.

Location
Redmile is a highly desirable Vale Of Belvoir village, situated 16 miles east of Nottingham, 10 miles west of Grantham, and 3 miles south of Bottesford. There is a bus that runs through the village to the Grammar schools in Grantham, with Redmile its self also offering a reputable village primary school in addition to a public house/restaurant, a playground, and St. Peter's Church. The Engine Yard retail complex at Belvoir Castle offers independent shops, a cafe, and a farm shop. Further amenities are available in the villages of Bottesford (3 miles) and Bingham (7 miles). Redmile is also desirable location for commuters, being situated near the Grantham Train station, from which trains to Kings Cross in London take just over one hour. The village is also located close to the A52 (2 miles) and A46 (8 miles), which connect the village with Nottingham, Leicester, the A1 and M1.

Tenure
Freehold

Services
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are understood to be connected to the property.

Council Tax
Melton Borough Council – Tax band D.

Broadband & Cellular
Superfast broadband is available at this property, along with 5G cellular coverage, however, this may be dependant on your network supplier.

EPC Rating
D