This Grade II listed detached country cottage, believed to date back to the 17th century and remodeled in the early 19th century, presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. Situated within the picturesque grounds of Garendon Park on approximately 0.88 acres, the property combines historical charm with substantial potential for those looking to restore or expand.
The stone-built structure features a classic stucco facade and a hipped Swithland slate roof, lending it an attractive character that stands out. Inside, the ground floor comprises a reception hall that leads into various living spaces. The sitting room enjoys natural light from a double-glazed window and features a traditional fireplace, creating an inviting atmosphere. Adjacent to this is a dining room or family area with exposed beams, adding to its rustic appeal.
The kitchen is functional, equipped with base and wall units and essential appliances, making it suitable for both modern living and future upgrades. Ascending to the first floor, you’ll find three bedrooms with built-in storage and views of the surrounding landscape. The bathroom includes both a panel bath and shower cubicle, while additional utility space can be found in the rear porch area.
The exterior boasts walled gardens that offer privacy along with several outbuildings—kennels, stables, two garages, and a barn/workshop—which present further opportunities for development or alternative uses pending necessary planning approvals. With no upward chain involved in the sale process, this property is ready for new owners to take advantage of its renovation potential.
Located on the northern edge of Charnwood Forest and within Grade II registered parkland dating back to 1777, Garendon Park provides not only stunning natural surroundings but also easy access to walking and cycling trails. This blend of scenic beauty alongside investment possibilities makes this property particularly appealing for buyers interested in both lifestyle enhancement and potential value appreciation.
