3 Bedroom Detached House

Offered with no upwards chain and set on a quiet residential street in Oadby, this thoughtfully extended three-bedroom semi-detached house has been carefully reworked to support modern family life. Arranged over two floors, the house balances openness with clearly defined spaces, allowing the plan to feel both generous and practical.

Entry is via a modest porch into a central hallway, from which the ground floor unfolds with an easy sense of flow. To the front of the house, a long living and dining room stretches from a bay window to the rear, its proportions lending the space a calm versatility. Natural light enters from both ends of the room, while the fireplace provides a quiet architectural anchor. The room comfortably accommodates both seating and dining, without either feeling compromised. To the rear, the house opens into an extended kitchen and dining space, forming the social heart of the home. Laid out in an L-shape, the kitchen has been recently refurbished, equipped with parquet flooring, stylish pendant lighting, bespoke cabinetry and an array of integrated appliances, arranged around a breakfast bar that encourages informal gathering. Large glazed doors open directly onto the garden, strengthening the relationship between inside and out and allowing the space to adapt easily with the seasons. A secondary external door offers practical access to the driveway, while a discreet cloakroom is tucked neatly off the hallway. The ground floor accommodation is also fitted with underfloor heating.

The first floor contains three bedrooms, each simply finished and well proportioned. Two are generous doubles: the principal bedroom sits to the front, with a bay window and fitted wardrobes, while the second looks out over the garden to the rear. The third bedroom is a flexible space, currently used as a nursery, but equally suited to a home office or guest room. A contemporary family bathroom completes the floor, finished with full-height tiling, underfloor heating and a restrained, functional palette. The garden to the rear has been kept intentionally low-maintenance, with a paved terrace stepping onto a lawn bordered by planting. It offers privacy and a sense of enclosure, while remaining easy to care for. A gated side access leads back to the front of the house. To the front, a wide driveway provides off-street parking and includes an electric vehicle charging point, framed by established shrubs that soften the street presence.

Location:

Seagrave Drive is a well-established residential location within the highly regarded suburb of Oadby, situated to the south-east of Leicester city centre. The area is particularly popular with families and professionals due to its strong educational provision, local amenities, and convenient transport connections. Oadby is well served by a range of reputable primary and secondary schools including Beauchamp College, Manor High School, Launde primary school and Woodland Grange primary school alongside excellent private schooling with Leicester High School a short drive away. The property benefits from good transport links, with Leicester city centre easily reached by road and regular bus services. Rail connections are available at Leicester railway station, providing mainline services to London St Pancras and other major cities. Market Harborough railway station is also within convenient driving distance, offering fast and frequent services to London St Pancras, making the location well suited to commuters. A wide range of local shops, supermarkets, cafés, and leisure facilities are available within Oadby, alongside nearby parks and open spaces, contributing to a well-balanced and attractive residential setting.

Material information:

Council tax band: C.

Tenure: Freehold.

Water meter: Yes.

No known building issues or covenants as far as we are informed.

Parking: Off street parking with a driveway.