Chestnut Close
Queniborough

An attractive three bedroom semi detached property which is located in a small cul de sac in the highly desirable village of Queniborough.

The internal accommodation comprises entrance hall, a generous size lounge and kitchen diner. The kitchen is fitted with a range of modern wall, base and drawer with an ample amount of work surface over. Having space for the usual appliances as well as a good size understair storage cupboard. A great space for those culinary enthusiasts. The garden can be accessed from the kitchen diner via patio doors which let in an abundance of light.

On the first floor are three well proportioned bedrooms, each having their own built in storage. The family bathroom is fitted with a white three piece suite and finished with complementary tiling.

Outside the property there’s a driveway to the front which provides ample off road parking and leads to the garage. The garage is a great space and fitted with power and lighting. To the rear of the house is a well maintained garden with paved patio, lawn and planted greenery and shrub borders. A lovely place to spend quality time with family and friends during the sunnier months of the year.

This fantastic property would make an ideal first time buy or perfect family home and is fully deserving of an internal inspection. Early viewings are advised due to the high level of interest expected in this three bedroom home.

Location: Being ideally located for all that the village has to offer including local shops, delicatessen and eateries. Also having some well regarded schooling close by. There’s excellent transport links within easy reach including the A607 and A46 which gives direct access to the M1 motorway. A train station can be found in neighbouring Syston for those who are required to commute.

In accordance with current legal requirements, all prospective purchasers are required to undergo an Anti-Money Laundering (AML) check. An administration fee of £40 per property will apply. This fee is payable after an offer has been accepted and must be settled before a memorandum of sale can be issued.