- uPVC double glazing throughout +
- Front and rear reception rooms +
- Kitchen +
- Ground floor wet room +
- Three bedrooms +
- Front courtyard gardens & south facing rear gardens +
- Ripe for renovation and extension (STPP) +
- Walking distance of town centre & rail station • +
- No upward chain +
A fantastic opportunity to acquire a traditional Victorian three-bedroom bay fronted end of terrace, which offers scope for further extension and refurbishment (subject to planning consents) to create a wonderful first home for a first-time buyer, buy to let investor or downsizer, all within walking distance of the town centre and rail station with links to London St. Pancras.
Accommodation - The property is entered via an original solid wood front door with window above into the front reception room which boasts a double bay window to the front elevation and a feature fireplace. Double doors open into the rear reception room which has a window overlooking the rear elevation and south facing garden beyond. Stairs rise to the first floor and beneath is a handy understairs storage cupboard. Another period fireplace takes centre stage in the room creating a lovely focal point, and there is a cupboard housing the meters.
A door provides access into the traditional gally style kitchen. There is a range of eye and base level units and drawers with worktops over providing ample preparation space. There is a stainless-steel sink and drainer unit with cupboard beneath, a gas cooker point, plumbing and space for a washing machine and space for a fridge freezer. There is a window and door to the side elevation, and a Baxi wall mounted boiler. Beyond the kitchen is the wet room which has been refitted and provides a low flush WC, Mira electric shower, a wash hand basin, fully tiled walls and floor and a window to the rear garden.
Stairs from the rear reception room rise to the first-floor landing where there is a storage cupboard on the landing, and loft access. Bedroom one is of a generous size, boasts a period cast iron fireplace and has a window giving views of the south facing garden. Bedrooms two and three both have windows to the rear elevation.
Outside - The property sits behind a gravelled front courtyard garden enclosed by low level fencing. Gated side access provides access to the south facing rear garden which has part brick and gravelled entertaining areas.
Location - Market Harborough is a thriving market town receiving regular national accolade in the press in various quality of life surveys. The town offers a mainline railway station to London St Pancras in approximately an hour and a wide range of niche shopping, restaurants and a wide range of leisure and sporting amenities. Market Harborough is situated in some of the county's most attractive countryside.
Other Information - Tenure: Freehold
Local Authority: Harborough District Council Tax Band: B
Listed Status: Not Listed. Built: 1900 (Victorian)
Conservation Area: No
Services: All mains services & gas-fired central heating
Meters: Gas & electric smart meters. Water meter
Broadband delivered to the property: FTTC
Non-standard construction: Believed to be standard
Wayleaves, Rights of Way, Easements & Covenants: Yes
Flooding issues in the last 5 years: No
Accessibility: Two storey dwelling. No modifications
Satnav Information: - The postcode is LE16 9EJ, house No. 1