Desirable, central location. Traditionally distinctive and spacious, this detached five-bedroom property is set back from the road and boarded by hedges and established shrubbery. This open aspect supports the generous length of land that continues at the rear, amounting to approximately half an acre of landscaped gardens. A wide drive across the house is large enough for several vehicles and is shaped for ease of turning, access to the house and a single, integrated garage that has a rear door exit. Impressively wide and built in red brick with an intersecting hip and valley tiled roof, chimney stacks and white replacement windows, the building’s character combines maturity with contemporary aesthetics: this is a bespoke residence. It has been maintained and extended to take advantage of its valuable location on Fairefield Crescent – a highly esteemed postcode in Glenfield – where nestled amongst other similarly desirable properties, it provides a leafy, established residence of quality and style. This detached residence has just under three thousand square feet of internal living space across three floors and offers five bedrooms, three reception rooms, a breakfast kitchen with adjoining utility room and five bathing facilities: three en-suites, a family bathroom and a downstairs cloakroom. This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone seeking to purchase a new home offering individuality and character. It is in a prime central Leicestershire village and within easy reach of service facilities and major transport links. The sale of this property does not involve an upward chain. Full of character. From the drive, the property is entered through a pitched lobby, with side window, translucent matching panels and a half glazed front door. This has a multi coloured, Arts and Crafts-stained glass panel. The entrance hall is welcoming, light and airy. An oak floor by the Danish design company Junckers is a beautiful feature also found in the living room and coordinates well with the original oak parquet flooring in the front sitting room. Dado rails, vertically panelled oak internal doors and bare, painted walls combine to create a spacious, fresh but traditional feel within the interior. Leading from the hall, a carpeted half-turn staircase has a symmetrical configuration and ascends from the hall to two levels. A large cupboard has been fitted beneath. The staircase features a statement light fitting that can be seen as the house is entered. The hall is the central, pivotal space in the house. To the left is the study/office and open plan kitchen/diner/living room. To the right a very large lounge, which has dual aspects and French style patio doors opening beneath a canopy. This room has wall and central light fittings, a cream stone fireplace and hearth and is fitted with a multi fuel burner. The room is enhanced with a canted bay window and fitted with curtains. In the reception room across the hall, similar features include an open fireplace and original solid oak parquet flooring. A superb living space. The open plan kitchen diner is approximately one third of the overall ground floor area and ticks all the boxes for contemporary living, also benefitting from dual aspects. The dining space is zoned with appropriate furniture, including low hanging pendant lighting. To the side of this, a cosy sitting area within view of the kitchen, can be versatilely used as a playroom, living room or second study. In the kitchen, the sink is positioned under the window with double doors to the side, opening onto the patio. Around a central island with storage and seating, a combination of solid oak painted grey wall and floor units, divided with metro tiled splash backs, provide a generous space for kitchen goods and worktop. Integrated appliances in the kitchen include an extractor hood, oven and grill, dishwasher and microwave. A separate utility room leads from the kitchen and is equipped with additional coordinating cabinetry to house laundry appliances and marble floor. This room also has a door opening into the lounge. There are two further doors from the kitchen. The first opens into a large cupboard or pantry. The second is a separate two-piece cloakroom, with fan assisted ventilation. All washing and bathing facilities in this property, without exception, have been resourced and maintained to a high standard and comprise of traditional white sanitary ware. To sleep, to dream. There are four double bedrooms on the first floor. They are all well maintained, generously sized and the largest have en-suites. There are distinctive attributes to each including such features as Juliette balconies and integrated wardrobes. The luxurious fifth and primary bedroom, completely takes up the second floor. It is made up of four components: a gymnasium, master bedroom, en-suite and fitted walk-in wardrobe. The floor is laid with oiled acacia wood, and the Juliette balcony provides a delightful view over the rear garden. After sunset, starry skies can be appreciated through the skylights. The property has one family bathroom and three en-suites. The bathing facilities have underfloor heating and have been fitted with Aqualisa digital showers. Although each is different, they do not differ in their presentation or quality of their fixtures and fittings. Materials such as limestone, travertine and marble have been chosen for the tiling and each en-suite is equipped with a vanity unit and basin, mirror, heated towel rail, light fixtures, walk-in shower, and toilet. The family bathroom has a shower over the bath. Half an acre The garden is in proportion to the generous size of the property. There is an impressive sunken patio, paved with granite and bordered by raised slate walls. Steps lead to an elongated rectangle of lawn, hedged by established trees and shrubbery. There are two purpose-built seating areas, a garden shed and a green house. The outdoor heaters and items of garden furniture are included in the sale. To conclude This property is certainly an individual. It is bespoke and in a popular location. Being impressively spacious, superbly maintained and decorated to combine traditional and contemporary aesthetics, it is move in ready for those fortunate enough to purchase. The cherry on the cake, is that the present owners are not in a chain. LOCALITY Glenfield LE3 Glenfield is a large village in a region known as the East Midlands, in the county of Leicestershire. The Midlands are essentially central to everything in England: airports, motorways and train stations are easily accessible. For example, the East Midlands airport is only 14 miles away, London is approximately 102 miles away and it is possible to visit the seaside for a day trip! The M1, M69 and M6 maximise the potential for travel by road from this central location. The villages of Groby, Kirby Muxloe and Anstey are close by. Glenfield is on the Northwest fringe of the city and in the Blaby district of Leicester. During parliamentary elections Glenfield is counted within the Charnwood constituency. The headquarters of the Leicestershire County Council and Leicestershire’s Fire and Rescue Service are located in Glenfield. It also has the Glenfield Hospital and the Glenfield Sports Ground, which offers an array of courses and activities. Built in 1877, St Peters is the local parish church and there is also a Wesleyan Chapel in the vicinity. The original small village of Glenfield was known as ‘Clanfelde’ and was mentioned in the 1086 Doomsday Book. Today, new natural areas called Clanfelde Hills have been created to commemorate this name. The village of Glenfield expanded notably after the 1930s and continues to appeal to the community through a wide selection of sport, education and leisure amenities. There are an array of shops, restaurants, cafes and parks, with the additional benefits of reaching the city of Leicester by public or private transport. There are many rural delights within a walking distance. The local council is keen to conserve and reintroduce green belt natural areas for the public to enjoy including a wildlife friendly meadow and arboretum branching from the A50, while a cycle track along the Rothley Road called Brookside Meadows leads from the centre of the village and into open countryside over a new purpose-built bridge. The site https://www.townandvillageguide.com/Leicestershire/Glenfield.html may provide further information. The locality provides many schools across the educational age range; nursery, primary, secondary, including private establishments offering bordering facilities, with The Hall primary school being in the immediate vicinity. The Office for Standards in Education - OFSTED – is best researched to provide a comprehensive review of currently rated standards of practice. Additional Information: Council Tax Band - E Local Authority - Blaby District EPC - Broadband Speed - 5000Mb Disclaimer: Important Information: Property Particulars: Although we endeavor to ensure the accuracy of property details we have not tested any services, equipment or fixtures and fittings. We give no guarantees that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose. Floor Plans: Please note a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are produced for guidance only and are not to scale.
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