At around 1,840 square feet, this exceptional individual residence is only one of four in a private cul-de-sac at the top of Bridge Street and has exceptional levels of finish throughout. An architectural triumph design wise, there are spacious reception rooms, oak flooring, wood burning stove, landscaped garden and levels of finish that are to die for! Initially on entry, the hallway has a galleried landing and vaulted ceiling with central triangular window providing natural lighting. The oak flooring continues through into the lounge with the aforementioned wood burning stove with tiled hearth illuminated within and stone fire surround. Double glazed double doors lead out to the garden (installed 2026) and this room has shutters and recessed LED lighting. The dining room could be a family room potentially with a box bay window, vertical radiator and the ground floor Hive central heating controls. The high end Wren kitchen is a particular feature of the property having quartz work surfaces and a vast range of storage cupboard units at both base and eye level in a dark blue finish with chrome handles which illuminate when opening. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher. The luxury pattern Amtico flooring continues throughout the room, the breakfast bar has quartz work surface and double cupboard beneath and there is a pull out rack system either side of the space for the fridge freezer. The rear elevation window and double doors make for a light and airy space. The utility room adjacent also has quartz work surfaces with matching splashback, eye level cupboard discreetly houses the Gloworm central heating boiler, plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. The ground floor WC has been refitted having an oval shaped wash hand basin and a low level WC. At first floor, the spacious landing has oak flooring and the loft is accessed via aluminium ladders (there is space in the loft should someone want to expand into the loft pending any suitable planning permissions). The master bedroom is to the front of the property and the room is in the pitch of the roof, from an architectural standpoint another hit. The en-suite has a mains shower within the cubicle and all levels of finish are immaculate. The second double bedroom is to the rear and has an attractive dormer window and a second en-suite also with mains shower, oak flooring and LED lighting. The third double bedroom has a built in double wardrobe and a rear elevation window with views over the landscaped garden. Bedroom four is also generous in its proportions and has been previously used as an office with multiple electrical sockets, TV aerial connection and clothes rail ideal for use as a dressing room. The four piece family bathroom has a roll top bath with central mounted tap, a shower enclosure is the third mains shower within the property, an oversized sink unit with double cupboard beneath and a low level WC. The room is fully tiled. Outside, at the front, the block paved driveway in a herringbone pattern allows off road car parking for three vehicles, large stones and mature shrubs front the roadside, the original London light is staying! The garage has an electric up and over door, a tiled floor and a sink unit. To the rear, we are reliably informed that the porcelain slabs total some 52 metre squared, the outdoor lighting makes for a spectacular scene at night. The upper garden is mainly laid to lawn whilst the right elevation has a further patio area, partially enclosed by a glass balustrade and water feature. To the left hand elevation, there's the log store, but this is also for further storage and provided with light and power. To find the property, from Shepshed centre proceed along Field Street which becomes Britannia Street, at the mini roundabout turn right on to Brook Street and first left in to Bridge Street, continue to the top of the road and bear right where the property is situated on the left hand side.