Great North Road, Stretton, Oakham, Rutland

“... Space For Family, Life And More ...” Offering a rare combination of space, flexibility and countryside outlooks, Norvic House is a substantial property in the Rutland village of Stretton, arranged to accommodate two separate households within one building. With two kitchens, separate entrances and staircases, and interconnecting doors on both the ground floor and first-floor landing, it lends itself particularly well to multi-generational living or providing independent accommodation for extended family.

Ground Floor - Norvic House is a substantial and versatile property arranged as two similarly proportioned homes within one building. Interconnecting doors on the ground floor and first-floor landing link the two areas, each with its own entrance, kitchen and staircase, making the layout well suited to multi-generational living or two households.

One side comprises a dining kitchen, separate dining room, snug and sitting room, alongside a shower room and laundry. French doors from the conservatory open onto the garden, creating an additional space to relax and enjoy the outlook.

The second side features a kitchen with a freestanding island and a spacious garden room with windows on three sides and direct access to the garden. A separate lounge, snug and cloakroom are complemented by a utility room and bathroom. A rear porch completes the ground-floor accommodation.

With generous reception space and the option for each household to enjoy its own living area, the layout offers considerable flexibility while allowing both sides to remain connected.

First Floor - The first floor offers six bedrooms arranged across two landings, creating a flexible arrangement with room for family life, visiting guests and the changing needs of a busy household. An interconnecting door links the two sides of the property, allowing each area to remain connected while retaining a sense of independence. Sloping ceilings and dormer windows follow the roofline, giving the rooms varied proportions and a distinct layout.

The largest bedroom spans the end of the house, with a window set into the gable, while another generously proportioned room extends from the front to the rear. Four further bedrooms provide plenty of choice for family members, guests or alternative uses, whether as a hobby room, dressing room or additional workspace.

A separate study offers a quieter space to work from home, pursue hobbies or create a dedicated dressing room away from the main living areas. A shower room and separate WC serve the first floor, completing an adaptable layout with scope to suit a variety of household arrangements.

Outside - The first floor offers six bedrooms arranged across two landings, creating a flexible arrangement with room for family life, visiting guests and the changing needs of a busy household. An interconnecting door links the two sides of the property, allowing each area to remain connected while retaining a sense of independence. Sloping ceilings and dormer windows follow the roofline, giving the rooms varied proportions and a distinct layout.

The largest bedroom spans the end of the house, with a window set into the gable, while another generously proportioned room extends from the front to the rear. Four further bedrooms provide plenty of choice for family members, guests or alternative uses, whether as a hobby room, dressing room or additional workspace.

A separate study offers a quieter space to work from home, pursue hobbies or create a dedicated dressing room away from the main living areas. A shower room and separate WC serve the first floor, completing an adaptable layout with scope to suit a variety of household arrangements.

Location - Stretton village is located approximately eight miles east of Oakham. The village offers a parish church, public house, essential day-to-day shopping is obtainable from the nearby garage and a more comprehensive supermarket is only a short drive away. Schooling is available at Cottesmore and Great Casterton, with free school buses each morning and evening and the easy access to the A1 is an advantage for commuters travelling north or south in addition to local journeys

Services & Council Tax - The property is offered to the market with mains water and electricity, coal & electric central heating and private small sewage treatment plant.

Rutland County Council – Tax Band G

Tenure - Freehold

Anti Money Laundering - As a regulated profession, and in accordance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations, we are legally required to carry out due diligence checks on all purchasers to verify their identity. A non-refundable administration fee of £65 plus VAT per purchaser is payable upon an offer being accepted. This fee covers the cost of compliance procedures, including Anti-Money Laundering and identity verification checks. These checks are completed to meet our obligations under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and are a legal requirement.