With staircase to the first floor and access to-
With window to the front and feature fireplace.
With an internal door from the hallway, a shop window and door frontage onto Cobden Street and a door to the covered side passage. The shop is very much in its original format, with fittings reminiscent of the original Butchers Shop.
With window to the rear and fireplace.
With a window to the rear, door to an inner lobby, which in turn gives way to the lean to Garden Room and staircase to the extensive Cellar.
A timber framed lean-to Garden Room overlooking the garden.
Fitted with a range of wall and base mounted units and laminate worktops. There is a window to the side and a door to the garden.
Giving way to -
A spacious double bedroom with window to the front.
A large double bedroom with window to the front.
A spacious double bedroom with window to the rear.
Fitted with a low level flush W/c, wash hand basin, bath and shower.
Fitted with a low level flush W/c, wash hand basin and shower cubicle.
To the rear portion of the property, there are two further first floor rooms, as yet undeveloped and intended to be a potential bedroom and bathroom. This could be continued as part of a wider development project.
The property fronts Cobden Street with an entrance door to the house and a separate 'shopfront' door to the old Butchers Shop. There is also a timber gated archway giving access front to rear, this also forms a shared pedestrian right of way for the neighbouring property. The rear garden is quite attractive, with a vast array of shrubs, plants and trees, lawn and patio. There is a timber cattle gate to the hardstanding area and outbuildings.
A unique feature of this property is the vast range of outbuildings associated with the property's former function as the home, shop and workplace of a traditional Butchers. The outbuildings consist of various livestock keeping, handling, slaughter and processing buildings. There is a large garage and former cold store. These outbuildings lead out onto a concrete hardstanding area, with vehicular gated access onto Pinfold Jetty, in turn leading to Pinfold Gate. We understand Pinfold Jetty to be adopted by the Leicestershire Highways Authority and designated as a B.O.A.T. (byway open to all traffic) broadly meaning that it can be used by Pedestrians, Cyclists, Horse Riders and Motorised Vehicles. Any purchasers looking to develop the property are advised to make their own enquires and due diligence to ascertain the possibilities. Any development may be subject to necessary planning permissions and/or building regulations approval.
The property is set in a long established area of the town centre, surrounded by an eclectic mix of residential and commercial properties. Cobden Street is easily accessed from the new A6 Inner Ring Road. The property sits in a position only 5 minutes walk to the town centre, the Loughborough Midland Mainline train station is a short 15-20 min walk away, providing a direct link to London St. Pancras in only 1hr 40mins. There are numerous shops and conveniences nearby in the town centre. The University is also a short 20 min walk away.
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The property is situated in the Loughborough Hastings Ward and is therefore subject to Selective Licensing with Charnwood Borough Council.
