SMISBY ROAD, ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, LE65
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Key Features
- Cosy living room with log burner and bay window
- Two double bedrooms and a loft room
- Council Tax A
- Kitchen diner (with a fireplace in the dining area)
- Four piece bathroom suite with shower and bath
- Cellar (with lights and heating)
- Private garden (with no one else having access through it)
- Close to Town Centre
Description
This charming three-bedroom character terraced on Smisby Road seamlessly blends period features with practical modern living. Step inside to a welcoming living room bathed in natural light from the bay window, where a log burner creates a cosy centrepiece for winter evenings. Beyond lies a kitchen diner, with the dining area boasting its own traditional fireplace, offering an inviting space for entertaining, as well as a separate stairway down to a dry, fully radiator-heated cellar that serves as ideal additional storage. The kitchen comes equipped with an electric oven, gas hob and ample undercounter space for appliances like a washing machine and tumble dryer. Direct access leads to the private rear garden, which has a grey-slated area and a convenient log store for the burner. This leads onto a central lawned garden and, at the far end, there is a paved patio which offers a sunlit spot for garden furniture, complete with a rear access gate providing access to the street with the bins.
On the first floor, the property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious primary double and a versatile second double currently utilised as a dressing room. Serving this floor is a stylish family bathroom complete with both a full-sized bath and a separate shower cubicle. Moving up to the converted attic, which has a dedicated landing corridor and stairwell, which is a bright, multifunctional space, presently set up as a comfortable TV room and home office, but it has been used as a bedroom in the past.
Situated in the heart of the National Forest, the historic market town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch is renowned for its bustling, boutique-lined high street, timber-framed architecture and famous castle ruins. Offering a vibrant community atmosphere alongside excellent local schooling and straightforward transport links across the Midlands, it provides a perfect backdrop for family life and commuter convenience alike.
Agents Notes - Material information:
Tenure - Freehold
EPC - E
Council Tax - A
Property construction - standard construction - brick
Parking – On street parking - no permit required
Electricity supply – Mains
Gas supply – Mains
Broadband - 1800
Signal strength - (Out of 4, with 4 being the best) EE: 3, Three: 3, O2: 4, Vodafone: 3
Water supply – Mains - Severn Trent
Sewerage – Mains
Boiler installed - Installed August 2003, serviced August 2025
Flood risk: N/A
Building safety - N/A
Restrictions - N/A
Rights and easements - The owners have access rights through the gate at the bottom of the garden and over number 84
Coastal erosion risk - N/A
Accessibility/adaptations - N/A
Coalfield or mining area – N/A
Service Charge – N/A
Tree Preservation Order - N/A
Conservation area - N/A
Successful bidders will be subject to Anti-Money Laundering and Compliance checks at a cost of £30 per person.
Summary
Additional Information:
- Council Tax: Band A
- Tenure Type: Freehold
