Richards Place, Cadeby, Leicestershire, CV13

Richards Place occupies a three storey, detached, Tudor style building of cinder block construction with solid oak frontage under a pitched tile roof. It benefits from being fully double glazed. It is not listed, nor does it lie within a Conservation Area.

The property’s design replicates that of The Blue Boar Inn on Leicester’s medieval high street which, according to historical records, was the last inn that King Richard III slept in before his death at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Its design is a result of research carried out by Dr Richard Buckley OBE, archaeologist and Honorary Research Fellow at Leicester University and Steffan Davies, Senior Lecturer in Architecture at De Montford University. The property briefly comprises:

GROUND FLOOR
- Lounge/Kitchen/Dining Room with fireplace.
- Double bedroom.
- Double bedroom.
- Bathroom.
- Rear Hall with understairs store cupboard and staircase to the first floor.

FIRST FLOOR
- Landing with understairs store cupboard and staircase to the second floor.
- Lounge/Kitchen/Dining Room with fireplace.
- Bathroom.
- Double bedroom with dressing room.

SECOND/TOP FLOOR
- Double bedroom.
- Double bedroom with loft access.
- Bathroom.

EXTERNAL
- Gated car park with space for 14 vehicles.
- Lawned seating area (with potential to erect an additional dwelling, subject to the relevant planning permissions).

Richards Place is a partially completed, three storey holiday let comprising three distinct levels which could be utilised in a number of different ways. The property’s construction is well underway, however our client has paused work to offer the premises to the market and provide a purchaser with the opportunity to put their own stamp on the final elements of the build.

Once operational, the holiday let should attract guests such as weekend getaway travellers and those visiting the nearby Warwick and Leicester universities, such as professors, lecturers, guest speakers, parents or graduates. The property might also appeal to corporate visitors from overseas who wish to stay in a central location between Leicestershire, Warwickshire, Staffordshire and Derbyshire.

Construction began in 2020, so the property has not yet been operational as a trading business. Nonetheless, our client has provided a projected business plan with brief profit and loss calculations which can be provided to interested parties upon request.