3 bedroom Semi Detached House for sale,

Central Road, Hugglescote, Leicestershire, LE67

Office 8'1" x 8'7" (2.46m x 2.62m)

With Tiled Flooring.

Sitting Room 9'11" x 14'6" (3.02m x 4.42m)

With Media Wall , Laminate Flooring and Spotlights to the Ceiling.

Downstairs Shower Room 8'9" x 4'4" (2.67m x 1.32m)

With Rainfall Shower , Low Level Wc , Wash Hand Basin with Vanity Unit , Spotlights to the Ceiling and Tiled Flooring.

Stairs To

Bedroom One 12'4" x 14'2" (3.76m x 4.32m)

Bedroom Two 10'1" x 14'6" (3.07m x 4.42m)

Bedroom Three 8' x 11'4" (2.44m x 3.45m)

With Vertical Radiator .

Bathroom 7'7" x 5'4" (2.3m x 1.63m)

With Bath , Low Level Wc,Wash Hand Basin , Heated Towel Rail , Fully Tiled with Spotlights to the Ceiling.

Outside

With Potential Off Street Parking to the Front and an Extensive Enclosed Rear Garden mainly laid to Lawn and Patio Area.

North West Leicestershire Council

Council Tax Band B

Freehold

Hugglescote is a charming village situated along the River Sense in Leicestershire, known for its welcoming atmosphere that appeals to residents of all ages. The village features a primary school, a doctor's surgery, and convenient transport links to nearby Coalville and Leicester. In addition to a local post office, Hugglescote offers a variety of shops and a community church, enhancing its sense of community. A notable attraction is the Hugglescote Bear, unveiled in 2008, which tells the folklore story of how the village got its name, involving a man named Huggle who famously escaped a bear by shedding his coat. Furthermore, the village is in close proximity to a historic manor house built in 1282, making it one of England's oldest residences

Location

Hugglescote is a charming village situated along the River Sense in Leicestershire, known for its welcoming atmosphere that appeals to residents of all ages. The village features a primary school, a doctor's surgery, and convenient transport links to nearby Coalville and Leicester. In addition to a local post office, Hugglescote offers a variety of shops and a community church, enhancing its sense of community. A notable attraction is the Hugglescote Bear, unveiled in 2008, which tells the folklore story of how the village got its name, involving a man named Huggle who famously escaped a bear by shedding his coat. Furthermore, the village is in close proximity to a historic manor house built in 1282, making it one of England's oldest residences

Entrance Hall

With Tiled Flooring and Storage Cupboard housing Combination Boiler

Lounge

12'3" x 16'8" (3.74m x 5.08m)

With Vertical Radiator and Bay Window to the Front.

Kitchen / Dining Room

20'0" x 20'7" (6.10m x 6.27m)

With Range of High Gloss Wall to Ceiling Units , Centre Island, Double Oven,Induction Hob , Integrated Fridge,Freezer,Washing Machine,Dishwasher,Microwave,Dryer, Roof Window,Tiled Flooring,Spotlights to the Ceiling , Vertical Radiator and Bi Fold Doors to Rear.

Office

8'1" x 8'7" (2.46m x 2.61m)

With Tiled Flooring.

Sitting Room

9'11" x 14'6" (3.03m x 4.42m)

With Media Wall , Laminate Flooring and Spotlights to the Ceiling.

Downstairs Shower Room

8'9" x 4'4" (2.66m x 1.33m)

With Rainfall Shower , Low Level Wc , Wash Hand Basin with Vanity Unit , Spotlights to the Ceiling and Tiled Flooring.

Bedroom 1

12'4" x 14'2" (3.77m x 4.31m)

Bedroom 2

10'1" x 14'6" (3.08m x 4.41m)

Bwedroom 3

7'12" x 11'4" (2.43m x 3.45m)

With Vertical Radiator .

Bathroom

7'7" x 5'4" (2.32m x 1.63m)

With Bath , Low Level Wc,Wash Hand Basin , Heated Towel Rail , Fully Tiled with Spotlights to the Ceiling.

Outside

With Potential Off Street Parking to the Front ( No Dropped Kerb ) and an Extensive Enclosed Rear Garden mainly laid to Lawn and Patio Area.