Situated in the heart of South Knighton, this thoughtfully crafted four-bedroom Edwardian home has undergone an extensive programme of refurbishment and remodelling. The architecture exhibits a subtle yet striking approach to material and geometry, creating a visually appealing first impression and offering immediate kerb appeal. Internally, the house boasts an elegantly interconnected layout, just shy of 1,700 square ft, finished with a serene, Farrow & Ball-inspired colour palette, making it perfectly suited for modern day living. Having undergone significant renovation in recent years, the property now features a new roof (2020) and double-glazed windows, designed with energy efficiency in mind.

Upon entry, a stained glass-leaded front door opens into a deceptively spacious hallway, laid with herringbone parquet flooring, providing access to two generous reception rooms, an extended breakfast kitchen, and a downstairs WC. The principal reception room is situated at the front and features a cast-iron log burner with a limestone surround and hearth, serving as a charming focal point. A trio of double-glazed windows allows natural light to flood this room and the entire ground floor. The second reception room is centrally positioned, with double-glazed windows offering views of the extensive South-facing rear garden. The extended breakfast kitchen at the rear has been meticulously remodelled with exceptional attention to detail. It features an array of off-white wall and base units with Corrian worktops, a moulded double bowl sink, and a range of integrated appliances, including an electric oven, Siemens induction hob with an extractor unit, microwave, warming drawer, and dishwasher. There is also plumbing for an American-style fridge-freezer. A conveniently located utility area houses the water tank and wall-mounted boiler, offering space and plumbing for a washing machine. At the far end of the ground floor, a beautifully designed dining area, illuminated by three pendant lights, with views of the garden through uPVC French doors. The spacious, open-plan layout and abundance of natural light give this area a tranquil and serene atmosphere.

The first-floor landing leads to three bedrooms and a stylishly appointed family bathroom. Two generously sized double bedrooms are characterised by cast-iron fireplaces and original picture rails, boasting fitted wardrobes and a bold inclusion of mustard yellow and sage green colour palettes. A third bedroom, currently used as an office, overlooks the front of the tree-lined Sidney Road. Cleverly extended to incorporate a loft conversion, the space found here accommodates a fourth bedroom, which is tastefully designed and features two Velux skylights and built-in storage in the eaves. A second stylishly appointed family bathroom serves this bedroom, completing the accommodation.

Externally, the property boasts an expansive south-facing garden, predominantly laid to lawn with a separate paved seating area and an array of raised flowerbeds and shrubs. A spacious tandem garage is a rare advantage in this location and offers potential for further extension of the accommodation, subject to the necessary consents. In summary, this is an exceptional home in a thriving suburb, one that truly warrants an early viewing to appreciate the space and finish on offer.

Location:

The sought after suburb of South Knighton is situated off the main A6 London Road, towards the southern outskirts of Leicester. It is well known for its popularity in terms of convenience for ease of access to both Oadby and Market Harborough alongside highly regarded public and private schooling. South Knighton is, without doubt, one of Leicester's most highly regarded and sought-after suburban locations and is an area of particular character having a number of properties of architectural interest, being ideally placed for access to the nearby Victoria Park, Leicester train station with direct trains taking you to London St Pancras in a little over an hour alongside convenient access to and from and to the Leicester City centre. The adjoining combined suburbs of Stoneygate and Clarendon Park also offer a full range of local amenities including shopping for day-to-day and specialist boutique bars, restaurants and shops found along Queens Road, as well as specialist shopping along Allandale Road and Francis Street.