Converted in 2012, this three-bedroom delightful mid of terrace barn sits within a small private development with great community spirit, in the well-established village of Cottesmore. Benefiting from open plan kitchen dining room accommodation, plus separate living room spacious bedrooms, en-suite, walled garden and driveway parking for two vehicles

Converted in 2012, this three-bedroom delightful mid-terrace barn sits within a small private development with a wonderful neighbourly feel, in the well-established village of Cottesmore. Benefiting from an open plan kitchen and dining room, the accommodation includes a separate living room, spacious bedrooms, en-suite, a walled garden and driveway parking for two vehicles.
Upon entering the property, there is a lovely bright hallway with access to a cloakroom w/c and utility cupboard plus a door to the living room and stairs to the first floor. The living room is dual aspect. The open plan kitchen dining has French doors overlooking the enclosed garden which is mainly laid to lawn with small shrub border.
From stairs rising to the first floor, you gain access to the principal bedroom and en-suite shower room. The second bedroom benefits from good-sized built-in wardrobe. The third bedroom is a good sized single currently used as an office. To complete this floor there is a family bathroom. Offered with No forward Chain.


Freehold
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EPC: C
Council Tax: C

SERVICE CHARGE: £10.00 per property per month (2023). Subject to annual review by residents at annual general meetings of management company

DIMENSIONS ENTRANCE HALL: 3.40m x 2.61m max (11'2" x 8'7" max)

W/C:

KITCHEN/DINER: 4.36m x 3.80m max (14'3" x 12'5" max)

LIVING ROOM: 2.96m x 7.04m (9'9" x 23'1")

LANDING:

BEDROOM ONE: 2.95m x 4.91m (9'8" x 16'1")

EN-SUITE: 2.62m x 1.34m (8'7" x 4'5")

BEDROOM TWO: 2.73m x 3.57m (9' x 11'8" max)

BEDROOM THREE: 3.67m x 2.83m (12' x 9'3")

BATHROOM:2.15m x 1.97m (7'1" x 6'6")

VILLAGE LIFE The village of Cottesmore lies in the north of Rutland, surrounded by rolling countryside and just three miles from the A1. The village has a post office, a pub and a primary school, while the bustling towns of Stamford and Oakham are both within easy reach. The towns offer a variety of facilities, as well as a number of excellent schools, including the independent Stamford Endowed Schools and Oakham School and outstanding-rated state schools at both primary and secondary level.

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