FULL OF CHARM
ASUPERB example of a Grade II listed cottage dating back in part to the 1600s with a beautiful Georgian facade with sash windows, a box bay and original iron railings to the front elevation.
The cottage has undergone a roof replacement in previous years including a complete new reed thatch to the original part of the cottage in 2015. The cottage boasts a wealth of charm and character throughout retaining many beautiful period features, without comprising today’s essentials in the form of private rear gardens, a detached garage and gravel driveway for off-road parking.
The property occupies a prominent position in the heart of the village of Long Whatton, boasting exceptional/ rail/air links for commuters.
Access to Nottingham, Birmingham, Leicester and Loughborough are superb, and there are a selection of amenities in the village to include an organic farm shop and tea room, two public houses, a CofE primary school, and football and cricket clubs.
Internally the property affords in excess of 1600 sq ft of accommodation laid across two floors to comprise in brief: three reception rooms and a breakfast kitchen, four double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
In the front half of the property expect to find late Georgian period charm, whilst the rear half is constructed under the thatch and boasts original timber beams and leaded windows.
To the rear are due southerly facing private rear gardens landscaped in a cottage style, with a detached garage/ workshop and gravel driveway behind.
The property represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a property of historical importance in a well thought of Leicestershire village.