3 bedroom House For Sale

Lounge (3.76m x 6.11m)

This spacious lounge offers a comfortable living space bathed in natural light from the front and rear windows. The room features a fireplace with a traditional surround, creating a warm focal point. An archway leads through to the dining room, providing a sense of continuity while maintaining distinct areas for relaxing and entertaining. The lounge benefits from neutral décor and ample room for seating arrangements.

Dining Room (2.65m x 2.55m)

Adjacent to the lounge, the dining room offers a cosy space ideal for family meals or entertaining guests. A large window fills the room with natural light, enhancing its welcoming atmosphere. The room comfortably fits a dining table and chairs, with neutral tones that complement the overall aesthetic of the house.

Kitchen (2.67m x 3.21m / 2.62m x 2.61m)

The kitchen is well-appointed with a modern and practical layout featuring ample work surfaces and a range of cabinets for storage. Light wood-effect flooring brightens the space, which also houses essential appliances including an integrated oven and a space for a fridge freezer. A breakfast bar offers a casual dining or preparation area, and a door leading to the rear garden.

Rear Garden

A well-maintained garden provides a peaceful outdoor retreat with a neatly kept lawn bordered by mature shrubs and plants. A path leads through the garden, which is enclosed by fencing for privacy. At the rear, there is a garage and a shed offering additional storage or workshop space, making this garden ideal for both relaxing and practical use.

Bedroom 1 (2.93m x 3.93m)

The main bedroom is a generous double room with a large window allowing plenty of daylight. It benefits from built-in wardrobes with mirrored sliding doors, adding both storage and a sense of space. The décor is soft and calming, with neutral carpets that complement the light blue wallpaper, creating a restful ambience.

Bedroom 2 (3.59m x 2.01m)

Bedroom 2 is a long and narrow room fitted with a window to the rear garden. It serves well as a double bedroom or study, with enough space for a bed and some storage. The neutral décor and carpet make it versatile for various uses.

Bedroom 3 (1.72m x 3.02m)

Bedroom 3 is a smaller single room featuring a window to the side. It is perfect for use as a child's bedroom, guest room, or home office. The room is finished with neutral carpet and light walls, allowing for personalisation.

Bathroom (1.94m x 2.00m)

The bathroom is fitted with modern tiles and includes a white suite with a bath, overhead shower, and glass screen. A window provides natural light and ventilation, and the room is finished with practical flooring that complements the tiled walls. It is a well-maintained and bright bathroom offering a pleasant space for daily routines.

Front Exterior

The front exterior of the property presents a well-kept garden area with a lawn bordered by shrubs and a driveway providing off-street parking. The semi-detached house features a bay window and a white entrance door with a canopy overhead, framed by brickwork and pebbledash walls typical of this style of home. A gate to the side leads to the rear garden and garage, all enclosed by fencing for privacy and security.

Material Information - Wigston

# Verified Material Information

## Costs and tenure
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: C
EPC rating: C

## The building
Semi-detached house, standard construction
3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 reception
Accessibility adaptations: None

## Services
Mains electricity
Mains water
Mains foul drainage
Mains surface water drainage
Mains gas central heating
Heating features: Double glazing
Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)
Mobile coverage: O2 great, Vodafone great, Three good, EE good
Parking: Garage and Driveway
Not in a controlled parking zone
No disabled parking available

## Risks and restrictions
Not a listed building
Not in a conservation area
No tree preservation order
Title register restrictions (LT23943):
- The 1960 conveyance restricts buildings to private homes, bungalows and shops with usual related buildings, and sets a minimum building value of £1,700 including the land. It also prohibits using buildings for selling beer or other alcoholic drinks. The deed’s later wording change should be read alongside this historic restriction.
- Plans, drawings and elevations for buildings and boundary fences must be submitted for written approval before they are built.
- The 1961 deed’s revised wording restricts buildings on the land to homes, bungalows, shops and premises for trade, business or industrial use of a type approved by the local planning authority. It also prohibits selling beer or other alcoholic drinks from such buildings.
- A 1961 covenant restricts the use of land remaining within the wider title as a motor service garage or petrol filling station, or for selling or supplying petrol, spirits or oils.
- The 1960 conveyance says the property has no right to light, air or another similar right that would prevent or interfere with building or other use of neighbouring land.
- The 1960 conveyance includes an obligation to develop the land, including roads, sewers and footpaths, and to maintain them until the local authority takes over their maintenance.
No environmental risks recorded

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