And so it is with this stunning four-bedroom detached gem that sits on an incredible plot, within a quiet and highly sought-after part of town on High Oakham Road.
A spokesperson for BuckleyBrown enthuses: “This property offers phenomenal accommodation throughout, with multiple reception rooms, modern fixtures and fittings and delightful gardens to both the front and rear. Words simply cannot to this one justice enough.”
Our photo gallery below takes you on a tour of the house to appreciate its beauty. In brief, the ground floor comprises a sitting room, a large lounge, dining area, impressive kitchen, breakfast or garden room, utility room and WC.
Upstairs, you will find all four double bedrooms, one if which has its own private en suite facility, plus a superb four-piece family bathroom suite.
The wow factor continues outside, where an outstanding rear garden boasts a patio seating area, well-maintained lawn and an idyllic display of shrubbery. At the front, there is a block-paved driveway and double garage, offering space for off-street parking, plus a fabulous lawn that gives the property a sense of grandeur and terrific ‘kerb appeal’.

5. Impressive kitchen
The impressive kitchen comes with a beautiful range of shaker-style wall and base units, and contemporary worktops with inset sink and drainer. Integrated appliances include an eye-level Neff oven and microwave, and hob with extractor fan above. Photo: BuckleyBrown

6. Space for appliances
The sizeable kitchen from a different angle. There is more than enough space for appliances, while downlights add to its brightness. It has access to a utility room and WC, and it opens effortlessly into the breakfast or garden room. Photo: BuckleyBrown

7. Handy utility room
This utility room is a handy extension to the kitchen, with its matching wall and base units, worktop and inset sink and drainer. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine, and space for a full-sized fridge/freezer Photo: BuckleyBrown

8. Breakfast or garden room
The kitchen leads seamlessly into this breakfast or garden room, which has three skylight windows and space for a breakfast table. Photo: BuckleyBrown

