Main Street, Snarestone

External & Approach

Situated within a picturesque Leicestershire village, this attractive four-bedroom detached home occupies a pleasant position along the main road and benefits from views across the neighbouring fields.

The property is approached via steps leading to a traditional wooden front door, set between two retaining walls. One incorporates a raised flower bed, while the other houses the stairwell providing access down to the cellar. External lighting and a handrail complete the approach.

Living room

4.06m x 3.79m

Positioned to the front of the property, the living room is a comfortable and characterful reception space, neutrally decorated with brown carpet flooring.

The focal point of the room is the attractive cast-iron feature fireplace, adding plenty of traditional charm. Windows to both the front and side aspects provide excellent natural light and views towards the garden.

Further features include a wall-mounted radiator, pendant ceiling light, multiple power sockets and a traditional wooden internal door

Kitchen

4.28m x 3.75m

Located to the front of the property, the spacious kitchen/diner benefits from windows to the front aspect, together with a smaller window to the rear, allowing plenty of natural light into the room.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of attractive sage green wall and base units, complemented by butcher-block-effect worktops and green tiled splashbacks. A particular feature is the impressive range-style cooker with eight-ring gas hob. Further features include tile-effect vinyl flooring, multiple power sockets, a wall-mounted radiator and ceiling spotlights.

There is ample space within the room for a dining table and chairs, making this a practical and sociable everyday living space.

Bedroom 1

4.07m x 3.6m

Brown carpeting continues from the entrance hall, leading up the staircase and across the first-floor landing before continuing to the second floor.

Decorated in a soft pink tone, the stairwell also features a wooden handrail, ceiling light and a small privacy-glazed window to the rear aspect.

Bedroom 2

3.94m x 5.01m

Situated within the converted roof space, bedroom two is a characterful room featuring original exposed roof timbers and useful areas created within the eaves.

Natural light is provided by a side-facing window, while the room is neutrally decorated with dark carpet flooring. Further features include a thermostatically controlled radiator, power sockets and pendant ceiling light.

Bedroom 3

3.92m x 3.81m

Also situated within the roof space, bedroom three provides another good-sized bedroom with neutral décor and carpeted flooring.

The room benefits from a side-facing window overlooking the garden, thermostatically controlled radiator, power sockets and ceiling light. There is also access to a useful additional loft storage area.

Bedroom 4

2.31m x 3.89m

Located to the front of the property on floor one, bedroom four is the smallest of the four bedrooms but remains a comfortable and practical room.

Neutrally decorated with carpeted flooring, the room benefits from a large built-in storage cupboard, thermostatically controlled wall-mounted radiator, ceiling light and power sockets. The front-facing window also enjoys attractive views.

Rear Garden

The property benefits from a private easterly-facing side garden, enclosed by a combination of brick walls and timber fencing.

Raised above road level, the garden features a generous block-paved patio providing plenty of room for outdoor seating and entertaining, together with a lawned area and attractive raised flower beds edged with railway sleepers.