Offered with no onward chain, this well-presented four-bedroom 1930s semi-detached house is arranged over three carefully considered floors, with light-filled accommodation throughout. Set back behind a neat front garden and paved driveway providing off-street parking, a rarity in Clarendon Park, the house is approached via a handsome period façade and offers generous proportions with clear potential for contemporary living.

The ground floor is entered through a bright hallway, opening to a front reception room defined by bespoke shelving set within the chimney alcoves, modern laminate flooring and a wide double-glazed bay window fitted with custom shutters. To the rear, a thoughtfully reconfigured and extended open-plan kitchen, dining and living space is finished in a soft off-grey palette. The kitchen is fitted with integrated appliances, including a four-ring gas hob, oven, dishwasher and washing machine, while an L-shaped breakfast bar forms a natural centrepiece beneath discreet spot lighting. uPVC double-glazed French doors open directly onto the rear garden, enhancing the sense of flow between inside and out.

The first floor provides three well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which are generous doubles, served by a recently refurbished four-piece family bathroom. One of the double bedrooms is fitted with spacious fitted wardrobes whilst all feature modern laminate flooring. A clever loft conversion and utilising all the space on offer has in turn curated second floor, carefully designed to maximise space and light, accommodating an incredibly spacious fourth double bedroom with a three-piece en-suite. Finished with plush carpeting, Velux windows and a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden, this level works equally well as a principal bedroom or guest suite.

Outside, the rear garden is arranged over split levels, with a paved terrace closest to the house, a central lawned area and a further raised terrace to the rear housing a summer house. Flexible in its layout, the garden offers ample opportunity to adapt the space to suit a variety of uses. Presented in excellent decorative condition and offered with the advantage of no upwards chain, an early viewing is essential to truly appreciate the space on offer.

Location:

Greenhill Road sits within the heart of Clarendon Park, one of Leicester’s most established and architecturally cohesive residential neighbourhoods. Defined by its tree-lined streets, late Victorian, Edwardian and 1930’s housing stock, the area has long been favoured for its strong sense of community and proximity to the city centre, while retaining a distinctly residential character. Queens Road lies moments away, offering an independent parade of cafés, bakeries, delis and neighbourhood shops, alongside well-regarded pubs and eateries. Leicester’s mainline railway station, the cultural quarter and the city centre are all within comfortable walking or cycling distance, while Victoria Park provides a substantial expanse of green space nearby, well suited to both recreation and everyday use. The area is particularly well placed for access to the University of Leicester and Leicester Royal Infirmary, as well as a number of highly regarded state and independent schools. Excellent transport links, both by road and rail, further reinforce Clarendon Park’s reputation as a well-connected yet quietly residential enclave within the city.

Material information:

Council tax band: B.

Tenure: Freehold.

Water meter: No.

EPC rating: D.

No known building issues or covenants as far as we are informed.

Parking: Off street parking with a driveway for one vehicle.

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