• Dining Kitchen +
• Three Reception Rooms +
• Utility Room, Storage Areas +
• Six Double Bedrooms +
• Two Bath/Shower Rooms, One Separate WC +
• Generous Garden +
• On-Street Parking +
• Town Centre Location +
• NO CHAIN +
• EPC - D +

A substantial six-bedroom, double-fronted, Grade II listed period townhouse dating from the 17th century, set in the very heart of historic Uppingham and offering exceptional scope for modernisation.

Accommodation - The accommodation is arranged over three floors and is rich in original features throughout. To the ground floor, three well-proportioned reception rooms provide flexible living space. Two generous reception rooms are located to the front of the property, both enjoying bay windows, feature fireplaces and excellent natural light, while to the rear a cosy snug offers a further fireplace and a more intimate living space. The dining kitchen is positioned at the rear of the house and enjoys views over the garden. It is fitted with a good range of cabinets, complemented by a breakfast bar and a window overlooking the rear garden, making it a pleasant and practical family space.

To the first and second floors are six generously sized bedrooms, served by a large main bathroom, separate WC and one ensuite, offering ample accommodation for family living, guests or home working.

Outside - Externally, the property is set back from the street behind a small front garden bounded by established privet hedging, leading to the front door. To the rear lies a truly outstanding garden for a town-centre location. Enclosed by high walls on all sides, the garden offers an excellent degree of privacy and security and is laid mainly to lawn with a patio area directly adjoining the house, ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining.

This remarkable period townhouse represents a rare and exciting opportunity to restore and enhance a historic home of real presence, perfectly situated within one of Rutland’s most desirable market towns.

Location - Uppingham is a picturesque market town in Rutland, known for its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and strong community spirit. Often called “Stamford in miniature,” it features honey-hued stone buildings, cobbled streets, and a welcoming atmosphere. The town offers an eclectic mix of boutique shops and restaurants around the Market Square and High Street. Excellent primary and secondary schools serve the area. Conveniently located near the A47, Uppingham provides easy access to Leicester, Peterborough, Corby, and Kettering—all with mainline train services to London in under an hour.