‘Classical features with contemporary benefits.’

Welcome to Slatewalk Way



Beautifully presented



This is a lovely home settled within similarly attractive properties, in a quiet residential area of Glenfield village. Here, you have a house of quality and size, built to incorporate classical features with all the advantages of contemporary style. The sash reproduction windows, chimney pot, brick castellation and window ledges, work favourably together to create a property that was built in 2014 and is still within its ten year building warranty. It has been designed to salute traditional trends and fulfil today’s expectations of a large family home. It is a four bedroom detached property in excellent condition, with three separate reception rooms, two bathrooms and a garden office.



This modern property is presented with an easy to maintain front garden that perfectly complements the elegance of the house: railings, slate chippings and a central path leading to the portico over the composite front door. To the side there is a double fronted garage with parking outside for additional vehicles. There is a side access into the house through the backdoor and into the utility room. This is a move-in-ready property that has been maintained to a high standard, situated in a superb location, with easy access to major motorways, railway stations and major cities.



You are warmly welcomed



The hallway is light and airy. It sets expectations for a home decorated with contemporary taste and a focus on relaxed living. There are large neutral shaded tiles on the floor, white panelled doors throughout and a carpeted, white balustrade staircase.



This attention to detail continues as we enter into the office. Here, a medium oak integrated unit allows space for display and all the paraphernalia of a’ work from home’ environment. There is ample room to efficiently stow away paperwork and files above and around a spacious desk area. It is conveniently alongside a downstairs cloak room, comprised of a two piece white suite. The office overlooks the front of the property and is across the hall from the living room.



The living room has as its main feature a Diplex fireplace that invites cosy viewings on the ideally positioned television stretching on the wall above it. There are recessed integrated shelves for display and hard flooring for convenience.



Here comes the kitchen



From the living room, we can now step back into the hall and enter into the kitchen. We find ourselves in a haven for food preparation or more relaxed dining, overlooking the patio and garden. This space easily accommodates a table under a dropped pendant light fitting but has the huge benefit of being alongside a room that could easily be used as a dining room, depending on the preference of its owners. Presently, this room is fitted with floor to ceiling cupboards and is used as a family room. It also has patio doors opening into the garden and is ideally positioned to allow for the ebb and flow of people during larger scale entertaining. Whatever the choice, the design allows the space to be used flexibly and to maximise the garden.



In the kitchen, there is a generous flow of quartz work tops, above which the white cabinetry with brushed steel handles, make this kitchen totally practical yet immediately striking. Ample storage space and integrated appliances including a gas hob with extractor hood, a double electric oven, fridge freezer and dishwasher, combine seamlessly to leave this room feeling uncluttered and spacious. An adjoining door to the utility room provides additional space for storage and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble drier. The utility room also has a door leading outside to the drive so serves as a perfect entry point for leaving muddy boots after a wet walk or school run. Perfect!



The outdoor space



Here, through patio doors, the garden beckons for day time gatherings or evening star gazing in the enclosed and private landscaped garden. The kitchen and living room become easily accessible and the potential for space improves many times over, with the landscaped garden providing a substantial attraction. The garden also has the excellent provision of a large garden office and is safely enclosed too, ideal for younger members of the family to enjoy and play in.



And so to dream!



The relaxed feel of this lovely house is now continued as you move upstairs. Situated at the back of the house, the spacious master bedroom has integrally fitted wardrobes and a private en suite, comprising of bath, walk in shower and hand basin. Similarly, bedrooms two and three also have fitted storage and all four rooms have two windows each, allowing light to add to the feeling of space in these generously proportioned rooms. On the landing, there is a double doored linen cupboard and the remaining room is the family bathroom, which like the en suite, comprises of bath, walk in shower and hand basin. Both rooms are half tiled, hard floored and are similarly fitted to a high specification with white sanitary ware. The walk in showers are tiled from floor to ceiling.



LOCALITY



Glenfield is a large village in a region known as the East Midlands, in the county of Leicestershire. The Midlands are essentially central to everything in England: airports, motorways and train stations are easily accessible. For example, the East Midlands airport is only 14 miles away, London is approximately 102 miles away and it is possible to visit the seaside for a day trip! The M1, M69 and M6 maximise the potential for travel by road from this central location. The villages of Groby, Kirby Muxloe and Anstey are close by.



Glenfield is on the North West fringe of the city and in the Blaby district of Leicester. During parliamentary elections Glenfield is counted within the Charnwood constituency. The headquarters of the Leicestershire County Council and Leicestershire’s Fire and Rescue Service are located in Glenfield. It also has the Glenfield Hospital and the Glenfield Sports Ground, which offers an array of courses and activities. Built in 1877, St Peters is the local parish church and there is also a Wesleyan Chapel in the vicinity.



The original small village of Glenfield was known as Clanfelde and was mentioned in the 1086 Doomsday Book. Today, new natural areas called Clanfelde Hills have been created to commemorate this name. The village of Glenfield expanded notably after the 1930s and continues to appeal to the community through a wide selection of sport, education and leisure amenities. There are an array of shops, restaurants, cafes and parks, with the additional benefits of reaching the city of Leicester by public or private transport. There are many rural delights within a walking distance.



The local council is keen to conserve and reintroduce green belt natural areas for the public to enjoy. There is a wildlife friendly meadow and arboretum branching from the A50, while a cycle track along the Rothley Road called Brookside Meadows leads from the centre of the village and into open countryside over a new purpose built bridge.



The locality provides many schools across the educational age range; nursery, primary, secondary, including private establishments offering bordering facilities. The Office for Standards in Education - OFSTED – is best researched to provide a comprehensive review of currently rated standards of practice.



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