6 bedroom detached house

Rowden House Farm is in a rural position at the end of a shared private road surrounded by lovely countryside. The property has undergone refurbishment in about 2011 with new wiring including cat 5, heating and plumbing and is a house of quality and style, with a balance between contemporary and traditional. Most windows are double glazed UPVC for low maintenance.

The ground floor is extremely versatile, having four reception rooms with a 21 ft drawing room and 27 ft dining room, ideal for entertaining, and oak flooring to the hall and drawing room. The snug would also work as an excellent home office.
A bespoke breakfast/kitchen has a stunning four-oven Aga with matching black granite work surface, and island unit, with two large glazed sinks, American fridge/freezer and integrated dishwasher, cookers, hob and wine cooler.

The high level of attention to detail and spacious versatile accommodation has continued to the upper floors of Rowden House Farm, with low level stair and landing lighting. The vaulted master bedroom on the first floor benefits from two Juliet balconies allowing one to enjoy the beautiful views over rolling countryside and includes 'his and hers' dressing rooms and en suite luxury shower room
There are three further first floor double bedrooms, two of which benefit from a dressing room and one has an en suite. There are two further bedrooms on the second floor, one with an en suite shower room.

Certain features have been retained to add a delightful charm to the property. In particular, the original bread oven in the reception hall is a beautiful piece of history and detail, together with exposed timberwork and wall timbers, fireplaces with wood burning stoves.

Electric gates open to a large sweeping gravelled driveway leading through to the front of the property providing parking for several vehicles. The garden to the front is lined with a neat post and rail fence, by the house is a fine yew tree and shrubs. The rear garden is south facing and enjoys beautiful views over open rolling countryside. There are two walled courtyards giving privacy, with paving and one with brick built barbeque. There is a wooden range of four stables, with electricity and a large grass field with shelter belt of mature trees including oak, pine and beech.

Please note that the photographs were taken in 2014 . The house is now empty.

The highly regarded west Leicestershire village of Lindley is situated 5 miles south of the historic town of Market Bosworth and 2.5 miles north of Hinckley and is ideally located with easy access to the A47, A5 and M42 providing a good road network to Nuneaton, Leicester, Coventry, Birmingham and beyond. Mainline train services to London run from Leicester and Nuneaton, whilst Hinckley and Atherstone also provide good links to local destinations.

Within the village are two schools; St Martin's Catholic School and St Margaret's Primary School and there is also a village shop. Other schools in the area include Twycross House and the Dixie Grammar School in Market Bosworth.

Local places of interest include the Battle of Bosworth site, Twycross Zoo, Bosworth Leisure Park and the Ashby Canal which runs from Stoke Golding to Shackerstone. There are golf courses at Lea Marston, Atherstone and The Belfry at Wishaw, and horse racing at Leicester, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick.

Hinckley 2.5 miles, Market Bosworth 5 miles, Nuneaton 6 miles, Leicester 15 miles, Tamworth 17 miles, Coventry 18 miles, Birmingham 28 miles, M42 and M69 junctions 9 miles (distances approximate)