4 bedroom house

Set on a private cul de sac in the sought after village of Sibson is Yew Tree House, an elegant executive detached home benefitting from a high quality finish throughout, four spacious double bedrooms and a generous 0.3 acre landscaped plot enjoying countryside views. Built by the reputable bespoke builder Springbourne Homes, this impressive family residence showcases immaculately presented and recently upgraded accommodation ideal to suit a growing family. Yew Tree House enjoys a premier setting on Manor View, a private lane tucked away in the heart of this charming village, and lies on a superb plot of approximately 0.3 acre including landscaped gardens, a double garage with ample parking and a private wooded copse.

The oversized interiors comprise briefly reception hall, lounge with inglenook fireplace, two further reception rooms, upgraded breakfast kitchen, utility and cloakroom to the ground floor, with a grand staircase rising to the first floor landing. The master, second and third bedrooms all benefit from private en suite facilities, with a family bathroom servicing the fourth double bedroom. Outside, Yew Tree House sits on a generous and secluded plot having gardens, a generous driveway and a detached double garage to the front, having a pleasant outlook over a protected copse which is also owned by the property. To the rear, the secluded gardens enjoy plenty of sunlight and have been landscaped to an exceptional standard by the current vendors to create a large lawn and various areas for outdoor entertaining. Yew Tree House is serviced by mains gas central heating, mains drainage and full double glazing.

Sibson is an upmarket and desirable village made up of character cottages and rural homes bordered by idyllic farmland and countryside. The village is home to a thriving community and amenities including a doctors surgery and dispensary, a village hall and the historic The Cock Inn which is reportedly one of the oldest pubs in England, dating back to 1700s where it played host to the infamous highwayman Dick Turpin. Just a few minutes’ drive away is Bosworth Hall, a stunning stately property which is home to a spa, gym and hotel, and highly regarded eateries and pubs including San Giovanni and The Millers are also within easy reach. The village lies 3.5 miles from popular Market Bosworth where there are an array of convenience amenities including shops, pubs and restaurants centred around the idyllic market square and the area hold an excellent reputation for Independent schools include Dixie Grammar, Twycross House and Repton. The location also provides convenient access to the M69, M42, M6 and M1, and rail links from Tamworth and Nuneaton provide regular travel to London, Leicester, Birmingham, Nottingham and Derby.



Marketed by: Parker Hall, Barton-under-Needwood