• Beautiful period farmhouse in an idyllic village setting +
• Grounds extending to approximately 0.6 acres +
• Sympathetically renovated, resulting in a blend of old and new +
• Exposed timber beams, brickwork, and an inglenook fireplace +
• Kitchen/breakfast room with an Aga and a separate utility room +
• Three double bedrooms and a four-piece bathroom +
• Gated gravel driveway and distinctive gardens full of interest +
• Detached oak-framed triple garage with a games room above +
• EPC Rating: C (Grade II Listed) +
• Council Tax Band: E +

General Description Smiths Property Experts are delighted to introduce to the market this beautiful Grade II listed period farmhouse in an idyllic setting on approximately 0.6 acres with wonderful views over neighbouring countryside. Whilst retaining many original features, such as exposed timbers and brickwork, latch doors, and an inglenook fireplace, the property has undergone a comprehensive renovation, resulting in a truly wonderful blend of old and new. The property was once home to a milk dairy and now offers versatile accommodation to include two principal reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room with an Aga and a separate utility room, three double bedrooms, and a four-piece bathroom. The extensive grounds include an oak-framed triple garage, complete with a games room over, flagstone seating terraces, formal lawns, and an orchard. The Property With Yorkshire sliding windows, the property has been significantly improved in recent years. A stable front door with a canopy porch opens into a reception hall with tiled flooring. A timber staircase with glass panelling leads to the first floor, and there is additional storage within a recess. The utility room features oak-fronted base and wall units with work surfaces over, as well as plumbing for a washing machine and space for a fridge-freezer. The farmhouse kitchen is the hub of the home, with bespoke base and wall units providing storage with tiled splashbacks, oak work surfaces and a ceramic one-and-a-half bowl sink. The Aga provides a focal point of the kitchen with space for a further freestanding range-style oven, and a window overlooking countryside to the rear. The central reception room is currently used as a snug and features a beautiful Inglenook fireplace with a cast-iron log burner inset. A secondary staircase leads to the first floor and there is a ground floor wc. The generous sitting/dining room features exposed timber beams and a brick fireplace with an inset cast iron log burner. The first floor can be accessed via two staircases, with one leading to the landing and the other directly into the principal bedroom with a door to the Jack and Jill bathroom. There are two further generous double bedrooms, with bedroom two benefiting from built-in wardrobe storage. The bathroom is beautifully appointed with a four-piece suite comprising a free-standing roll top bath, a spacious double shower cubicle, a wash hand basin with storage beneath, and a low-level WC. The property is positioned towards the bottom of Church Lane, with a gravel pathway leading to the front door and a gate to the front gardens. To the front of the property is a beautiful seating terrace with hedging for privacy. With a generous lawned area, a brick outbuilding, and the oil tank to the side of the property. Decking with beautiful established borders leads to the driveway and further gardens. There is separate gated vehicular access to the gravel driveway and an oak-framed triple garage, which is perfect for a car enthusiast. It includes a fully insulated games room above that could also provide a work-from-home space. This leads, in turn, to a further lawned area with raised vegetable beds, a greenhouse, and a deck complete with a pergola and space for a hot tub. There is an orchard with fruit trees and additional lawns. A timber workshop could easily be used as a summer house, with power and lighting. To complete the outdoor space, there is a secure chicken enclosure along with a coop. Saxelby is a sought-after and picturesque village in the Vale of Belvoir. Surrounded by countryside, it lies approximately three miles to the north west of Melton Mowbray. The village has a Grade II listed church and offers convenient access to Leicester, Loughborough, Nottingham, and the market town of Melton Mowbray, as well as major road links including: A606, A607, A46, and the M1 motorway. Melton Mowbray 5 miles, Loughborough 12 miles, Oakham 15 miles, Leicester 16 miles, and Nottingham 18 miles. Ratcliffe College 11 miles, Loughborough Endowed Schools 14 miles, Grantham Train Station 19 miles (Grantham to London Kings Cross from 1h 2m), and East Midlands Airport 19 miles. (distances and timings are approximate). EPC Rating: C. Council Tax Band: E. Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Melton Borough Council. Every care has been taken with the preparation of these Sales Particulars, but complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. In all cases, buyers should verify matters for themselves. Where property alterations have been undertaken buyers should check that relevant permissions have been obtained. These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. All measurements should be treated as approximate and for general guidance only. Photographs are provided for general information, and it cannot be inferred that any item shown is included in the sale. Plans are provided for general guidance and are not to scale. Any outline plans within these particulars are based on Ordnance Survey data and are provided for reference only. Smiths Property Experts are a modern, forward-thinking estate agency that strives to offer excellent advice and customer service. Experienced and adept at all things property, our firm can assist with mortgages, insurance, solicitor contacts, planning permission and development execution. Above all, we are happy to offer advice tailored to you as a potential client, or as a potential purchaser of one of our client's properties. You are invited to contact us if you require assistance with anything 'house or home'.