The Nook, Great Glen, Leicester, Leicestershire

Tucked away on a wonderful, quiet cul-de-sac, sits this beautiful and well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached family home, in the picturesque village of Great Glen. The property is ideally situated within easy reach of everyday amenities, either in Great Glen village itself or nearby Oadby.

Great Glen offers excellent access to a wide range of local schools and village amenities. Leicester Grammar School and LGS Stoneygate are within walking distance, and the property also falls within the catchment area for Beauchamp College, among others. The nearby A6 provides convenient routes to Leicester City Centre and Market Harborough, along with access to major supermarkets including Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer Food, and Asda. Additional amenities, such as those found in Oadby Village, are also within close proximity.

Tastefully presented is this three-bedroom semi-detached family home in the heart of the picturesque village of Great Glen, Leicestershire. Occupying a secluded cul-de -sac location, with off-road parking and plenty of curb appeal, The Nook offers an ideal purchase whether you are a family looking to find a forever home or an investor expanding their portfolio. Offering ample living, dining and entertaining space spread across a contemporary lounge, a separate dining room/second reception room, as well as a modern kitchen diner leading to a well-proportioned, private rear garden with both patio and lawn space. Upstairs accommodation offers three spacious bedrooms as well as a modern shower room. With a neutral finish throughout, the property offers plenty of opportunity to create the perfect home for any prospective buyer. This home is perfect for all, the village location allowing families or professionals their own getaway from the hustle of city life, whilst also giving investors the returns they need to make this a secure purchase for all.
This gorgeous home truly could be perfect for you, and a viewing is highly recommended to get the true feel of the area and property.

Entrance Hall
Approached via an open porch with decorative lead lights, and a timber door leading to an entrance hall with oak flooring and a staircase rising to the upper floor.

Living Room
Spacious living room with oak flooring, a feature open fireplace, and sash windows to the front elevation.

Sitting Room
Oak flooring, feature fireplace, glazed French doors leading out to an attractive garden with a paved patio perfect for entertaining.

Breakfast Kitchen
Recently refitted kitchen with oak work surfaces, including a stainless steel built-in oven and grill, a matching four-ring gas hob with stainless steel splashback and overhead extractor hood. Plumbing facilities for a washing machine and a slimline dishwasher with space for a fridge/freezer. Worcester gas-fired central heating boiler. Double-glazed window to side elevation, ceiling spotlights throughout and French doors leading out to the rear garden.

Downstairs Cloakroom

The current owner has had a downstairs cloakroom added for convenience with modern white sanitaryware.

Landing
Useful large built-in double storage cupboard and access hatch with pull-down ladder leading to a fully boarded roof space.

Bedroom 1
Spacious Master bedroom with a feature fireplace, windows to the front elevation and bespoke built-in wardrobes.

Bedroom 2
Period fireplace, sash window to rear.

Bedroom 3
Multi-pane glazed window to the rear.

Shower room
The current owner has had this refitted with a large walk-in shower and modern white sanitaryware.

Outside
To the front of the house is off-road parking for two cars and a garden. Timber garden shed to rear garden, mainly lawned with a paved patio to the side and rear of the kitchen with a wooden pergola. Access to the pedestrian right-of-way to the side of the property for bin storage.

Agents note: On 6th January 2025, Great Glen experienced flooding due to the Burton Brook, leading to the River Sence breaking its banks. The flooding was attributed to heavy rainfall and snowmelt, which overwhelmed drainage systems and watercourses. Severn Trent has since replaced sewers, removed a large fatberg and repaired the pumping station. Harborough Council have also desilted the brook. The current owner has also spent £5,000 on flood defences. No flooding has occurred since.