• Entrance hall +
• kitchen with separate dining room +
• two reception rooms +
• utility/cloaks +
• study & conservatory +
• three double & one single bedroom<br>ursery +
• family bathroom & shower room +
• double garage +
• summerhouse +
• freehold +

Stoneyend is a charming, Grade II Listed home. Originally multiple houses previously named Aldersydes, this large building was converted into one property in the mid-twentieth century and was a shop for the majority of the time from the 1880’s to the 1950’s as well as being residential, occupied for many years by a wealthy farming family headed by the pre-eminent Joseph Iliffe who also held the position of Constable and Churchwarden within the village.

Location - Houghton on the Hill is located approximately seven miles due east of the city centre and is surrounded by some of Leicestershire’s most attractive rolling countryside; it offers a wide range of local facilities including village store, pharmacy, post office and social amenities.

Accommodation - The traditional front door is rarely used, with everyday access instead via the rear stable door, which opens into a welcoming hallway. To the left-hand side, there is a utility/cloaks area with plumbing for a washer and dryer, as well as space and plumbing for a dishwasher. To the right, you’ll find the country-style kitchen, finished in soft off-white cabinetry with contrasting black handles. This room combines charm and practicality, featuring a Falcon oven, induction hob, and extractor hood, along with both a large pantry cupboard and a pull-out pantry. The kitchen also serves as a dining/breakfast room and includes a secondary staircase leading up to a versatile bedroom or sitting room.

From the hallway, you step into the first reception room, a warm and inviting space centred around an Inglenook fireplace with an inset log-burning stove. Exposed wooden beams and original joinery highlight the home’s character, while an internal window looks through to the conservatory. A ground floor cloakroom is also conveniently located just off this area. The conservatory, added by the current owners, is a beautiful addition that seamlessly connects to the garden. With large windows providing panoramic views of the grounds, it’s a light-filled space that can be enjoyed year-round.

From the snug, a small inner hallway leads to the original front entrance, continuing through to the formal dining room. This charming room features another Inglenook fireplace, exposed beams, and an internal window looking into the conservatory. There’s also access to a study, with large windows, fitted storage and a doorway back into the conservatory. The formal living room completes the ground floor, a beautifully proportioned space with a log burner, creating the perfect cosy retreat for family evenings.