Edward Street, Loughborough, LE11

Tucked away in a fashionable enclave just off the town centre, this beautiful mid-terrace home is the sort of place that makes you smile the moment you walk through the door! Carefully and lovingly restored, the house has a wonderful and well-considered heritage interior that, for the pure romantics among us, makes for a peaceful home we’re sure you’ll fall in love with.

This is a property with real soul. A home where original features haven’t simply been preserved, but celebrated — from the restored original sliding sash windows and roaring open fireplace to the beautifully stripped pine panelled doors throughout the home. There are two inviting reception rooms, each with its own sense of character and charm, the lounge is a comfortable space featuring original ceiling coving, the dining room, cool in summer and cosy in winter, with a wealth of period features. Upstairs, three bedrooms that offer plenty of space for family, guests, working from home or simply spreading out and enjoying the house. Bedroom one has a hanging bay window allowing light to flood into this double bedroom, the period fireplace which adds character too. Bedroom two is a double room currently used as a study with built-in cupboard and loft access and period fireplace. Bedroom three, a single bedroom or alternative office space. Useful additional walk-in storage space adjoining this room.

It’s the kind of place where you can imagine opening the sash windows wide on a summer morning, lighting the fire when the evenings draw in, and settling down with a cup of tea (or something slightly stronger!) while the house does what it does best: making you feel at home.

And then there’s the location. Step outside and you’re within easy reach of the shops, bars and restaurants of Loughborough town centre, with canal side walks and all those everyday essentials close by too. It’s a wonderfully convenient spot — close enough to enjoy everything the town has to offer, yet tucked away enough to feel like your own little corner of it.

In short, this is not a house that has been polished until it lost its personality. It has retained its quirks, its history and its heart. A characterful home, in a characterful location, with a whole lot of soul.

Key features include;

• Worcester combination boiler located in the kitchen

• Kitchen with gas and electric cooker points, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer.

• Ground floor bathroom with a modern white suite including an over bath mixer shower.

• Dining room with exposed quarry tiled floor and roaring open fireplace.

• Fully restored, original timber framed, single glazed sliding sash windows throughout.

Good to know; The property flooded only to the kitchen area in 2012 and 2025 due to insufficient defences from the nearby watercourse. Major works have since been undertaken to prevent this from happening again. Please be aware that only the kitchen floor flooded to a height of approximately 1cm (or so). The current owners have continued to obtain full home insurance during this time and happy to discuss any further information relating to this.

Lounge

3.44m x 3.38m

Dining room

3.73m x 3.38m

Kitchen

2.63m x 2.01m

Ground floor bathroom

1.79m x 1.65m

Bedroom 1

3.49m x 3.38m

Bedroom 2

3.7m x 2.53m

Bedroom 3

2.65m x 2.03m

Parking - On street

Permit parking.