Occupying an exceptional setting on the southern edge of Thorpe by Water, Welland Bank is a deceptively spacious and beautifully orientated family home, enjoying far reaching views across the valley and set within glorious landscaped gardens of about 0.82 acres. Built in the 1970s, the house speaks to the enduring appeal of both its superb setting and the close knit village community it enjoys.


The property is constructed with an attractive stone frontage, complemented by reconstituted stone elevations elsewhere, and is positioned to capture breath taking views from every bedroom and from most principal reception rooms. These uninterrupted vistas form a constant backdrop to daily life, changing with the seasons and light throughout the day.


Thorpe by Water is a discreet and highly sought after village of about just 22 homes, set on a no through road between Uppingham (4 miles) and Corby (6 miles). Despite its attractive rural feel, the village is well connected, with Corby providing mainline rail services to London St Pancras from approximately 70 minutes, making this an ideal balance of country living with city accessibility.


Accommodation
The house is entered beneath a welcoming portico into a wide reception hallway, with staircase to the first floor, cloakroom/WC and access to the principal rooms.


Double doors open into a splendid triple aspect drawing room, centred on an elegant Adam style open fireplace, framed by commanding valley views. Double doors lead both to a conservatory, providing a wonderful link to, and views of, the garden, and to a symmetrical formal dining room, which in turn reconnects with the hallway, creating excellent flow for family life and entertaining.


The hallway continues past a home office, ideal for modern working, but which would also be a perfect play room, to the kitchen/breakfast room. This impressive space is fitted with an extensive range of units, generous work surfaces and integrated appliances and ample space for informal dining. It also opens, via French doors, directly onto the south facing terrace and garden.


On the first floor, a spacious landing leads to four generous double bedrooms and a well appointed family bathroom. The principal bedroom is a particular highlight, featuring a wide Juliet balcony that perfectly frames the outstanding views, together with a stylish en suite shower room. The dual aspect guest bedroom also benefits from its own en suite shower room, bedrooms three shares the main bathroom (jack and jill) and bedroom four is served by a modern family bathroom with both bath and separate shower.


Outside
Approached through stone gate piers and an attractive stone boundary wall, the property offers extensive gravelled parking and a driveway leading to a detached double garage. The gardens are arranged predominantly to the south and west and are both private and beautifully established, with sweeping lawns, deep flowering borders and wooded boundaries.


A broad terrace runs along the south side of the house, linking the kitchen and conservatory and providing an ideal space for outdoor dining. Beyond, the gardens gently descend via stepped paths and rockery beds into the former railway cutting before rising again, creating a unique, sheltered landscape and further enhancing the spectacular outlook. In total, the gardens form a tranquil, sun drenched haven rich in wildlife and natural beauty, extending to 0.82 of an acre.


Welland Bank House offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home with space, views and connectivity in equal measure; an ideal retreat for those seeking countryside living without compromise.

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