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Set in one of Great Glen’s most sought-after postcodes, this beautifully presented five bedroom detached family home combines striking kerb appeal with exceptional living spaces, finished to an impeccable standard. Thoughtfully renovated and reconfigured, the property offers stylish open-plan interiors that flow seamlessly onto landscaped gardens, as well as a flexible guest suite or optional home office/annexe. On approach, the house has real presence. An entrance porch opens into an attractive hallway with fitted cloak cupboards and a guest cloakroom, setting the tone for the elegant accommodation beyond. The ground floor includes two reception rooms divided by a contemporary double-sided gas fire, creating a wonderful sense of light and connection between the spaces. To the rear, a fabulous open-plan living dining kitchen forms the heart of the home. Fitted with handmade bespoke cabinetry, Quartz countertops, and a large central island, this space is perfect for entertaining. The dining area is set before bifold doors that open onto a tiered paved terrace, flowing naturally into a large sitting area. Velux windows in the sitting area flood the space with natural light, while further bifold doors overlook the garden, beautifully linking the indoors with the outdoors and creating a stylish environment for family life and entertaining. From the kitchen, a fitted utility provides additional practicality, while an inner corridor leads to a ground-floor shower room/pool changing room and a useful boot room, with an integral door giving access to the garage. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a spacious and tranquil retreat, complete with a luxurious four-piece ensuite featuring a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, and traditional fittings. A further guest bedroom benefits from its own ensuite shower room, offering privacy and comfort for visitors. Two additional double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, are generously proportioned and served by a stylish family shower room, fitted with a walk-in shower and modern vanity unit. A separate staircase leads to a highly flexible space, ideal as a self-contained annexe, guest suite, or independent home office. This area offers scope for a lounge, bedroom, and bathroom, or two dedicated workspaces. The landscaped rear garden is a true highlight, designed with entertaining in mind. It features an outdoor pizza oven, tiered terraces with complementary planting schemes, and a lawned area with garden shed. Adding to the appeal is a stylish indoor heated swimming pool, offering year-round enjoyment. This outstanding property combines contemporary design with everyday practicality, making it a superb family home in a highly desirable village setting. Situation Great Glen is a sought-after south Leicestershire village, ideally positioned midway between Leicester and Market Harborough. The village offers a superb range of everyday amenities including a Co-op, post office, dental practice, doctors’ surgery, coffee shop, library, and hairdressers. There’s also a popular farm shop with a café on the outskirts of the village, along with easy access to open countryside and lovely local walks. For families, Great Glen is home to St Cuthbert’s Primary School, rated Good by Ofsted, as well as the highly regarded independent schools Stoneygate School and Leicester Grammar School. For commuters, the village enjoys excellent road links to the A6, A47, and Leicester’s ring road, with high-speed rail services to London St Pancras from Market Harborough in under an hour. It’s also a thriving community with a recreation ground, local football and cricket teams, and a tennis club. Additional Information Tenure: Freehold Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Heating: Gas central heating Local Authority: Harborough district council. EPC Rating: C Council Tax Band: G

Set in one of Great Glen’s most sought-after postcodes, this beautifully presented five bedroom detached family home combines striking kerb appeal with exceptional living spaces, finished to an impeccable standard. Thoughtfully renovated and reconfigured, the property offers stylish open-plan interiors that flow seamlessly onto landscaped gardens, as well as a flexible guest suite or optional home office/annexe. On approach, the house has real presence. An entrance porch opens into an attractive hallway with fitted cloak cupboards and a guest cloakroom, setting the tone for the elegant accommodation beyond. The ground floor includes two reception rooms divided by a contemporary double-sided gas fire, creating a wonderful sense of light and connection between the spaces. To the rear, a fabulous open-plan living dining kitchen forms the heart of the home. Fitted with handmade bespoke cabinetry, Quartz countertops, and a large central island, this space is perfect for entertaining. The dining area is set before bifold doors that open onto a tiered paved terrace, flowing naturally into a large sitting area. Velux windows in the sitting area flood the space with natural light, while further bifold doors overlook the garden, beautifully linking the indoors with the outdoors and creating a stylish environment for family life and entertaining. From the kitchen, a fitted utility provides additional practicality, while an inner corridor leads to a ground-floor shower room/pool changing room and a useful boot room, with an integral door giving access to the garage. Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a spacious and tranquil retreat, complete with a luxurious four-piece ensuite featuring a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, and traditional fittings. A further guest bedroom benefits from its own ensuite shower room, offering privacy and comfort for visitors. Two additional double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, are generously proportioned and served by a stylish family shower room, fitted with a walk-in shower and modern vanity unit. A separate staircase leads to a highly flexible space, ideal as a self-contained annexe, guest suite, or independent home office. This area offers scope for a lounge, bedroom, and bathroom, or two dedicated workspaces. The landscaped rear garden is a true highlight, designed with entertaining in mind. It features an outdoor pizza oven, tiered terraces with complementary planting schemes, and a lawned area with garden shed. Adding to the appeal is a stylish indoor heated swimming pool, offering year-round enjoyment. This outstanding property combines contemporary design with everyday practicality, making it a superb family home in a highly desirable village setting. Situation Great Glen is a sought-after south Leicestershire village, ideally positioned midway between Leicester and Market Harborough. The village offers a superb range of everyday amenities including a Co-op, post office, dental practice, doctors’ surgery, coffee shop, library, and hairdressers. There’s also a popular farm shop with a café on the outskirts of the village, along with easy access to open countryside and lovely local walks. For families, Great Glen is home to St Cuthbert’s Primary School, rated Good by Ofsted, as well as the highly regarded independent schools Stoneygate School and Leicester Grammar School. For commuters, the village enjoys excellent road links to the A6, A47, and Leicester’s ring road, with high-speed rail services to London St Pancras from Market Harborough in under an hour. It’s also a thriving community with a recreation ground, local football and cricket teams, and a tennis club. Additional Information Tenure: Freehold Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Heating: Gas central heating Local Authority: Harborough district council. EPC Rating: C Council Tax Band: G 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.

The Hawthorns is a masterpiece of Edwardian architecture, built in 1906 and standing as one of the finest and most characterful residences in one of Oadby's most coveted addresses. Set behind a long, sweeping driveway on a plot of approximately 0.56 of an acre, the moment you arrive you understand that this is something entirely different. This remarkable property extends to an impressive 5,455 square feet in total, encompassing the principal house, annexe, garage and outbuildings, offering a scale and versatility that is exceptionally rare in this area. From the moment you step into the entrance hall, the story of this house begins to unfold. Double height, grand in proportion and flooded with light, the original wooden flooring underfoot and the staircase that rises above are genuinely among the finest you will find in a private home. The detail along the banisters, the sweep of the landing above, the chandelier overhead. It stops you in your tracks, as it should. That same original wooden flooring continues through the first floor hallway, a thread of authenticity that runs through the very heart of the home. The reception rooms are in a league of their own. Original fireplaces, intricate cornicing and coving, soaring ceilings, rich wall panelling and original bay windows combine to create spaces that feel both historic and utterly alive. Whether you are entertaining on a grand scale or simply living well, these rooms deliver something that no new build can replicate and no amount of money can manufacture. This home drips in character. And thanks to the modern heating system installed throughout, it is a home that keeps you wonderfully cool through the summer months and beautifully warm and cosy as the seasons turn, without ever losing a single note of its period charm. The kitchen and dining space is a genuine heart-of-the-home room and one that surprises at every turn. Exceptionally generous in proportion, it features a superb range of solid timber cabinetry with rich warm tones, dark granite worktops and a range cooker with extractor above. The original terrazzo flooring runs throughout and adds enormous character underfoot. Original leaded and stained glass windows bathe the room in coloured light, while French doors open directly out to the garden, making this a space that flows beautifully between inside and out. There is ample room for a large dining table and informal seating, making this as much a family room as it is a kitchen. A substantial utility room leads directly off, originally the servant quarters, complete with its own secondary staircase still intact, offering genuine flexibility for multi-generational living or simply a nod to the history beneath your feet. The first floor houses five bedrooms, all of generous proportion. Two benefit from their own en suite bathrooms, both fitted with underfloor heating, one featuring a sleek walk-in shower enclosure. The family bathroom perfectly complements the period character of the home. The principal bedroom enjoys its own bay window above the reception room below, flooding the space with light, and is served by a very large en suite. On the second floor, the possibilities open up further. A versatile room currently suited to use as a study or additional bedroom leads through to an extensive loft space that is ready and waiting to be converted. In the hands of a buyer with vision, the entire upper floor could become a private principal suite of genuine hotel quality, a games room or a creative studio. The ceiling height, the bones of the space and the existing access make this one of the most exciting opportunities the house presents. Outside, the plot is extraordinary for this location. Mature trees, established planting and lawned gardens wrap around the property, offering complete privacy and a sense of seclusion that belies the fact you are moments from everything this exceptional address has to offer. A dedicated garden outbuilding currently serves as a private gym. The gardens also benefit from an external WC and a separate outdoor utility room used for garden maintenance and storage. The annexe above the garage is a genuinely independent living space with its own gas meter, electricity meter and boiler system. Comprising a bedroom area, lounge, kitchen and bathroom, it is ideal for extended family, a live-in carer, visiting guests or as an income-generating opportunity. A garage with remote controlled electric doors and an adjacent carport complete the outstanding provision of outbuildings. The home is further protected by a silent panic alarm connected directly to the Police, providing an exceptional level of security and peace of mind for the whole household. Directly opposite the property sits one of the area's most treasured assets. The University of Leicester Botanic Garden is a destination in its own right, drawing visitors from across the county and beyond to experience 16 acres of breathtaking grounds that change with every season. To have this on your doorstep, to watch it bloom and transform through spring, summer, autumn and winter, is one of those quiet privileges that only the fortunate few who live here truly understand. Victoria Park is equally close, offering open green space, weekend recreation and a wonderful sense of room to breathe. Glebe Road sits at the heart of Oadby, one of the most distinguished residential addresses in the East Midlands. This is a neighbourhood defined by sweeping tree-lined avenues, handsome period architecture and a strong, established community that has long attracted professionals, academics and families who value both quality of life and convenience. For families with children, the educational offering in this area is outstanding. Leicester High School for Girls, Leicester Grammar School and Stoneygate School are all within easy reach, alongside a number of excellent state schools, making this one of the most sought-after catchments in the region. The independent shops, restaurants and cafes of Stoneygate and Allandale Road offer refined everyday living, while the city centre, including the Curve Theatre, the Golden Mile and Leicester Market, is only minutes away by car. The Oadby Parade is just a short drive, offering the M&S Food Hall, independent boutiques and a wonderful selection of cafes and restaurants. The villages of Great Glen, Kibworth and the wider Harborough district are all within easy reach for those who enjoy the Leicestershire countryside on their doorstep. For commuters and those who travel frequently, the location is exceptionally well connected. Leicester railway station is just a short drive away and offers direct services to London St Pancras in approximately one hour. The M1 and M69 motorways are both easily accessible, providing fast and straightforward connections across the region, and East Midlands Airport is approximately 20 miles away. Properties like The Hawthorns do not come to the market often. When they do, the right buyer recognises immediately that what they are looking at cannot be replicated, rebuilt or replaced. This is a home with a soul, a history stretching back over a century and a future waiting to be written by someone who truly appreciates what they have found. The details: - Exceptional Edwardian detached residence built circa 1906, one of Stoneygate's most distinguished addresses - Total area of 5,455 sq ft (507 sq m) encompassing principal house, self-contained annexe, garage and outbuildings - Generous plot of approximately 0.56 acres with mature trees, established gardens and outstanding privacy - Five principal bedrooms across the first floor, with a further versatile room on the second floor and significant loft conversion potential - Two en suite bathrooms, both with underfloor heating, one with walk-in shower - Principal bedroom with bay window and large en suite - Family bathroom and ground floor WC - Three principal reception rooms, each with original fireplaces, cornicing, coving and period detailing - Grand double-height entrance hall with original sweeping staircase, feature landing and chandelier - Substantial kitchen dining room with granite worktops, solid timber cabinetry, range cooker, original terrazzo flooring and French doors to garden - Utility room with original secondary staircase, offering multi-generational living potential - Basement - Fully self-contained annexe above garage with independent gas meter, electricity meter and boiler system, comprising bedroom, lounge, kitchen and bathroom - Detached outbuilding in garden currently utilised as a private gym - Shed in the garden providing additional storage and versatile space - External WC and separate outdoor utility room in the garden - Detached double garage with remote controlled electric doors, adjacent carport and long sweeping private driveway - Brand new boiler system installed throughout - Brand new water pressure tank, ensuring excellent water pressure across the entire property - Brand new plumbing throughout - Double glazed throughout the majority of the property with replacement glazing in parts - Leicester High School for Girls, Leicester Grammar School and Stoneygate School all within easy reach - Leicester railway station with direct services to London St Pancras in approximately one hour - East Midlands Airport approximately 20 miles - M1 and M69 motorways within easy reach - Oadby Parade with M&S Food Hall, independent shops and restaurants just a short drive - Great Glen, Kibworth and the Harborough district within easy reach

A quite exceptional detached family home sitting on a plot of approximately one third of an acre in one of south Leicester's most celebrated residential addresses. Set within the Stoneygate Conservation Area, described by Leicester City Council as the city's best surviving Victorian suburb, this outstanding property blends the grandeur of original period features with a superbly designed contemporary extension and a gloriously private, south facing garden complete with heated swimming pool and hot tub. Rarely does a family home of this scale, character and position come to the market. GROUND FLOOR You enter this wonderful home into what is simply a stunning entrance hall. Expansive in scale, it immediately announces the quality and character of the house, with glorious Parquet flooring laid in a traditional herringbone pattern running underfoot, a beautiful open tread staircase rising elegantly ahead and a striking contemporary pendant light overhead. Doors open in multiple directions giving a wonderful sense of space and flow, and a generous landing window with original leaded glazing floods the stairwell with natural light. This is the kind of entrance hall that buyers remember long after they have left. Off the hall flows a useful study, a comfortable family room and a striking sitting room with open fireplace. The formal dining room is a superb entertaining space at over twenty feet in length, comfortably accommodating a large table and benefiting from excellent natural light. From the dining room extends the heart of this home, a spectacular recently constructed kitchen and living extension that is simply breathtaking. Fully fitted in a handsome grey shaker style with stone worktops and a substantial central island, the kitchen is everything a family could ask for. A large rooflight brings daylight flooding in from above, underfloor heating runs throughout, and a full width of bifold doors and floor to ceiling corner glazing blur the boundary between inside and out, with the south facing garden stretching away beyond. This is a space in which you will live every single day. The ground floor is completed by a useful office and utility room, a separate boot room with garage type storage, and a cloakroom with WC. An underground storage room accessed from the kitchen adds a wonderful final flourish. FIRST FLOOR A central landing gives access to five double bedrooms, three of which are particularly generous in proportion, the largest extending to sixteen feet in width. The floor is served by a well appointed family bathroom and a separate shower room. OUTSIDE Set on approximately one third of an acre, the grounds are a genuine highlight of this property. Driveway parking to the front provides easy access to the house and to the garage type storage. To the rear, the south facing garden is a quite extraordinary private retreat, abundantly planted with mature shrubs and trees and enjoying generous patio and decked areas ideal for outdoor entertaining. A heated outdoor swimming pool sits alongside a hot tub, together forming an outdoor leisure space of the kind rarely found at a city address. Sunny, wholly private and beautifully maintained, the garden must be seen to be fully appreciated. LOCATION Ashfield Road sits within Stoneygate, widely regarded as Leicester's finest residential suburb and one of the East Midlands' most sought after addresses. Designated a Conservation Area in 1978 and covering some 93 hectares of broad, tree lined avenues, Stoneygate is characterised by its grand Victorian and Edwardian family homes, its strong sense of community and its remarkable convenience. Close enough to the city to enjoy everything it offers, whilst retaining an enviably peaceful, village like atmosphere. Day to day life in Stoneygate is exceptionally well served. Allandale Road and Francis Street, both a short stroll from the property, offer an eclectic and much loved collection of independent boutiques, jewellery and homeware shops, beauty studios and a superb selection of independent cafes, bistros and restaurants. Nearby Queens Road in Clarendon Park adds further choice, with its own vibrant mix of bars, cafes and eateries perfect for relaxed weekend mornings or evenings out. De Montfort Hall, Leicester city centre and the local hospitals are all accessible within minutes. For green space, the area is particularly well blessed. Knighton Park, Victoria Park with over 90 acres of trails, tennis courts and open fields, and the University of Leicester Botanic Garden originally founded in 1921 are all within easy reach. Leicester Racecourse is also close by. In terms of schooling, the property sits within easy reach of Leicester High School, Leicester Grammar School, Stoneygate School and St Crispin's Grammar School, among others. Leicester railway station is approximately one mile away and offers a direct service to London St Pancras in around one hour. Market Harborough station provides a further option. By road the A6, A47, and the M1 and M69 motorway networks are all readily accessible, making this an outstanding location for commuters.

Welcome to Bosworth House, a residence of uncommon presence and scale, set discreetly behind brick walls along one of Husbands Bosworth’s most established lanes. A sweeping driveway announces arrival, drawing the eye towards this imposing country residence whose architecture speaks quietly of confidence rather than display. This is a home that has evolved with care, balancing historic grandeur with the expectations of contemporary living. Extending to over 11,000 square feet, the house unfolds with a sense of generosity and rhythm. Ceiling heights, proportions and light have been carefully preserved, allowing each principal room to feel both expansive and composed. Reception spaces flow with ease, offering the flexibility required for both formal entertaining and relaxed family life. Entrances rarely come as a grand as this flag stone hall, which invites you in to this home that is steeped in history and architectural features. Round the corner, a bespoke staircase is bathed in light which spills through an impression gothic-arched, chapel window. At the heart of the home, you will find, not one, but two kitchens. The formal kitchen, perfect for entertaining and gatherings, has been re-fitted with an extensive range of fitted units and central island with granite work surfaces, with a five oven Aga range, nestled within the original fireplace. The secondary, (spice), kitchen, is equipped with an equally extensive range of fitted units, complemented with high-spec appliances including a Samsung oven, Zanussi microwave and Neff dishwasher, making it an ideal, functional spice kitchen. Beyond here, is the laundry room, with plumbing for appliances. The cellar, which is accessed from the main kitchen, features four separate, barrel ceiling chambers. The principal living areas are anchored by craftsmanship and quiet detail rather than ostentation. South facing and with views extending into the secluded garden that soften the interior and reinforce the sense of privacy throughout. A dedicated study, games room and cinema room allow the house to adapt seamlessly to different rhythms of life, while the inclusion of an indoor swimming pool elevates everyday living into something more restorative. Bathed in natural light, this space offers year-round enjoyment and opens out to the landscaped garden beyond. Bosworth House’s accommodation is exceptional in both scale and execution. Seven beautifully appointed suites, each comprising a bedroom, dressing room and en suite bathroom, provide a level of comfort more often associated with the finest boutique hotels. Every suite has been designed to offer independence and retreat, making the house equally suited to multi-generational living, hosting guests, or simply enjoying space without compromise. The grounds, extending to approximately one acre, have been thoughtfully landscaped to create structure without formality. Mature planting frames open lawns, terraces and quieter corners, offering privacy and changing outlooks throughout the seasons. It is a setting that feels established and calm, yet entirely manageable. Completing the estate is a substantial triple garage, discreetly positioned and accessed via separate, secure gates, features an external staircase leading to a studio above that lends itself to a range of uses, from a home office to creative space, or ancillary accommodation. Practical considerations have been handled with the same attention as the main house, ensuring functionality never intrudes upon the overall elegance. Please note: Planning permission, (17/01457/FUL), which has since lapsed, has previously been granted for the demolition of the triple garage and erection of a pair of semi-detached dwellings (re-submission of 14/01138/FUL). The historic village of Husbands Bosworth, is a thriving village, lying at crossroads, roughly equidistant from Leicester and Northampton and also from the towns of Market Harborough and Lutterworth. With mainline rail links to London from Market Harborough and Rugby, and major roads, M1, M6 and A14 within easy reach, the village and surrounding area, has proven popular with commuters. The village itself features a well-regarded primary school, mini-supermarket/post-office, doctors surgery, dental practice, public house and recreational facilities. Bosworth House is not simply large; it is considered. It offers the rare combination of architectural presence, modern comfort and a sense of permanence that cannot be replicated. Represented by Charlie Sylvanus-Jones By Design Homes Market Harborough, this is a property for those who recognise quality and true luxury, instinctively.

*Unexpectedly back on the market through no fault of the sellers, presenting a rare second opportunity to secure this exceptional home.* Situated on the outskirts of the desirable village of Bozeat, this elegant, non-listed 19th century farmhouse is set within just over 2 acres and is offered to the market for the first time in nearly 30 years. Springvale Farm extends to over 3,200 sq ft, comprising four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a beautiful farmhouse kitchen/breakfast room, a generous prep kitchen/utility, and five reception rooms—offering an exceptional blend of period charm and modern family living. In addition, there is a self-contained annexe of approximately 900 sq ft, ideal for guests, an older child, multigenerational living or potential income. A heated indoor resistance swimming pool provides year-round use, while a substantial double-storey barn (over 1,200 sq ft) offers excellent scope for conversion (subject to planning permission). A range of outbuildings provides over 2,500 sq ft, including stables, stores, workshops and garages. The grounds, including a 1.2 acre paddock, are currently used for smallholding and are well suited to equestrian or lifestyle use. Upon entering the property, you are immediately welcomed by its farmhouse charm, with a spacious entrance hall featuring original red and cream clay tiles. The cosy living room and dining room sit just off the hall, both enjoying original fireplaces and bay windows with fitted window seats. The hallway continues to a craft room/home office, which opens into a light-filled conservatory with French doors leading to the garden. The farmhouse kitchen/breakfast room is well appointed, featuring black granite worktops and a range of integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, undercounter fridge, Aga and electric hob. The kitchen connects to a spacious boot room, ideal for day-to-day access, which in turn leads to an impressive prep kitchen/utility room, complete with an electric range cooker, space for an American-style fridge freezer, and ample storage. This area also benefits from its own entrance and access to the rear garden. A superb family room with exposed beams extends from the prep kitchen, featuring a log burner and French doors opening onto the garden. This section of the house offers excellent flexibility, with potential to create a self-contained ground floor annexe or additional ground floor bedroom accommodation. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The family bathroom is well appointed, featuring a clawfoot bath and separate shower. The principal bedroom benefits from a fireplace, a walk-in-closet and an en-suite shower room. The fourth bedroom is currently utilised as a dressing room. Further enhancing the property is a self-contained one-bedroom annexe, extending to approximately 900 sq ft. This independent space is ideal for guests, an older child or potential rental income. The kitchen is well appointed, featuring black granite worktops, an electric Aga and integrated appliances, including a dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The annexe also benefits from its own private rear garden. Set within just over 2 acres of grounds, the property enjoys a private and peaceful setting. Gardens to the front and side of the house feature a pond, gazebo, terraced seating area, hot tub and access to the pool house. The heated indoor resistance swimming pool, complete with dedicated shower facilities, provides superb year-round leisure use. Beyond the main house is an extensive courtyard with a range of outbuildings extending to approximately 3,500 sq ft in total, including a substantial double-storey barn (over 1,200 sq ft) offering scope for conversion (subject to the necessary planning permissions), along with stables, workshops, stores and garages, providing excellent versatility. The grounds include a 1.2 acre paddock, currently used for smallholding and well suited to equestrian or lifestyle use. There is also a generous kitchen garden with a substantial chicken run, ideal for those interested in growing produce or keeping poultry. Location: Bozeat is a very sought after village and is located on the A509 road, circa 6 miles south of Wellingborough and 5 miles north of Olney. It has a great sense of community and boasts a Primary School, NHS Doctor’s Surgery, Nisa Local Shop with Post Office, Pub, Indian Takeaway, Hairdresser, Church and many small businesses such as a florist, cake shop, roofing specialist and more. You can also find an equestrian centre with a lovely cafe as well as a local farm that sells fresh produce. The Bozeat playing fields include two football pitches, outdoor exercise equipment, a table tennis table, tennis court, children’s play park, skate park and a Pavillon building which contains a recycling shop on Saturday mornings. The village has a very active community with a large number of vibrant and successful groups taking place such as weekly exercise classes, baby & toddler groups, book club, Saturday morning football, coffee mornings, cubs and scouts, slimming world, tai chi, tennis club and many more. Bozeat is a very friendly village and events like the Bozeat Annual Show contribute to the sense of living in a real community. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, there are many walking/cycling/running routes around. In terms of transport, there are good bus links to Wellingborough and Northampton as well as local taxis. There is a train station in Wellingborough with a direct link to London St. Pancras International. Extra Information: Broadband: High speed fibre broadband available in the area including Gigaclear, we advise you speak with your provider. Mobile signal: 4G available, we advise you speak with your provider. Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage Tenure: Freehold Local Council: North Northamptonshire Council Council Tax Band: House - F, Annexe - A EPC: House - E, Annexe - D A rare opportunity to acquire a characterful country home offering exceptional space and versatility. Please contact Marie, your local agent, to arrange a viewing and discuss the property in more detail.