• Three bedroom semi-detached house +
• Spacious living room +
• Kitchen-diner +
• Conservatory +
• Attractive bathroom +
• Landscaped west-facing garden +
• Potential to extend +
• Ample parking +
• Quiet cul-de-sac location +

This three-bedroom semi-detached house, located on a good-sized plot in a quiet cul-de-sac location, is particularly well-suited to a small family or first-time buyers seeking a modern home.

Arriving at the property, you will first take note of its attractive frontage, well-maintained front lawn and ample parking both to the front and left-hand side. Accessing the property itself, you will enter a hallway containing an alcove conveniently placed for the storage of shoes and coats. Exiting the hallway, you will enter a well-proportioned L-shaped kitchen-dining area. The kitchen, toward the front of the property, and overlooking the front garden, is fitted with an oven, induction hob, double sink, has ample storage space and room for a large fridge freezer. To the rear is space for a decent-sized dining table, ideal for family dining or entertaining guests.

The spacious living room is towards the rear of the property. With hard floors and plenty of light flowing in, it has a very airy and stylish feel, particularly given the access via French doors to the conservatory at the rear and the impressive staircase which is a prominent and attractive feature. The conservatory itself completes the downstairs accommodation, providing additional living space and pleasant views over the garden.

Upstairs, there is a double bedroom at the front of the property and two further bedrooms to the rear. The bathroom, containing w/c, basin, bath, shower and radiated towel rail, is particularly attractive, with floor-to-ceiling marble-effect, chocolate-coloured tiles.

To the rear of the property is a very attractive west-facing garden, landscaped to include a lawn, a decked seating area, a block-paved section and raised beds. Additionally, a fully powered and heated summer house is positioned at the back of the garden, ideal for anything from home-working, a craft room or location of a bar.

This is a must-see house for couples, small families, or first-time buyers, particular given the relative size of the plot, which unlike most others in the street, has enough space to the left-hand side to accommodate an extension – subject to satisfying local planning laws – that would add value. Viewings are highly recommended.

Countesthorpe is a large village situated to the South of Leicester within the district of Blaby. The village itself has a number of local shops, amenities and three public houses. Larger supermarkets and stores can be found at Fosse Park which is only a short drive away. The village is well connected for commuters with the M1/M69 easily accessible and train links via the nearby South Wigston or Narborough train stations. There are a number of reputable schools within the village including Greenfield Primary School and Leysland Community College.