• Popular village location +
• Character property +
• Exposed beams throughout +
• Versatile annex potential +
• Five bedrooms and two bathrooms +
• Cellar accessed via spiral staircase +
• Driveway parking for four vehicles plus additional upper access +
• Workshop with electric and plumbing +
• Garage with electric doors +
• No chain +

Tucked away yet conveniently positioned alongside a quiet road, this characterful five bedroom property offers plenty of original features, exceptional versatility, generous accommodation and impressive outside space, ideal for growing families, multi-generational living or those working from home. Offered to the market with no onward chain.

Location - Welford is a picturesque village nestled within open farmland and countryside, close to the Northamptonshire and Leicestershire borders. Dating back to medieval times, the village boasts some 38 listed buildings, which account for much of its historic charm and appeal. The village is situated on the River Avon, on the edge of the popular Jurassic Way walking circuit, and has a marina sited on an arm of the Grand Union Canal. These features combine to make it very popular with walkers, cyclists, artists, and wildlife enthusiasts.
The village is very well positioned for the commuter with ready access to the north, south and west via the A14, M45/A45. Birmingham is only 45 minutes away via the M6. Both Birmingham International and East Midlands airports are within a 45-minute drive. The nearest train stations are Market Harborough, Long Buckby and Rugby, all of which are roughly 20 minutes’ drive from the village. The Market Harborough station is on the Midland mainline route (Sheffield to London) taking you in to London St. Pancras in around an hour. Rugby and Long Buckby Stations access Northampton, with direct trains south to Milton Keynes and London Euston, west to Coventry and Birmingham, and north to Stafford, Stoke on Trent and the whole of the northwest. Rugby station also offers a direct train service to London Euston taking 50 minutes.

Ground Floor - Internally, the home beautifully blends period charm with practical modern living, with character beams featured throughout, adding warmth and authenticity to many of the principal rooms.The main front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, setting the tone for the space and flow of the property. To the left is the first of two reception rooms, currently used as a family room, complete with patio doors leading out to the rear garden and driveway. At the heart of the home is the main kitchen/breakfast room, showcasing attractive, exposed brickwork, striking beams and generous cupboard space, along with a built-in dishwasher, oven and four-ring induction hob. This flows into the spacious main living room, featuring a dual log burner and open fire, creating a cosy and character-filled living space. From here a staircase provides access to the first floor. The dining room is open plan to the living room and sits on the opposite side of the chimney breast, maintaining the home’s charming period features. From here, an original spiral staircase leads down to a versatile cellar space, perfect for a home office, snug or playroom. Adjacent to the family room, off the entrance hall, is a utility room fitted with a further range of kitchen units with sink and drainer, with a separate door leading to the outside. There is also a downstairs cloakroom and a separate staircase leading from the entrance hall to two bedrooms (Bedroom 2 and 5) and a family bathroom. This forms the newer part of the property and could quite easily be used as an annex, guest suite or could provide independent living area.