1.181.492 EUR
7 qt
Ideally situated on the edge of Lilbourne village, The Old Rectory offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of life while providing convenient access to local amenities and major transport links. Enjoy the best of both worlds with easy connectivity to nearby towns and cities, all while immersed in the timeless beauty of the countryside. Nearby towns of Rugby & Lutterworth provide shopping facilities including a Waitrose and retail parks. Education is another draw to this area with Grammar schools and excellent independent schools in nearby Rugby. Rugby train station is approx. 4 miles away where commuters into Euston can arrive in under the hour and the newly opened David Lloyd is only a few miles away.Services, Utilities & Property Information
Utilities -
Oil, Electricity, Private Drainage, BT Broadband
Lifestyle Interview
Nestled on the edge of Lilbourne village, The Old Rectory has been a lovely home having a timeless charm and full of character. The first thing that caught my parents eye was its distinctive arts and crafts style chimneys, hinting at the enchanting blend of historical elegance and modern comfort within. One of my favourite spaces is the garden room. Bathed in sunlight from morning till evening, it offers a 360-degree view of the beautiful garden, seamlessly merging indoors and outdoors. It's my tranquil haven, perfect for unwinding while observing the local wildlife like goldfinches, woodpeckers, and even the occasional buzzard.The layout of The Old Rectory enhances both social gatherings and daily routines. The adjoining dining and drawing rooms make entertaining effortless. The cosy drawing room, with its striking marble fireplace and log burner, promises warmth and comfort during the winter months. While I love the current traditional layout, there's potential to create an open-plan space by merging the kitchen and dining room, offering flexibility for future owners.As I step into the house, the oak parquet-floored entrance hall greets me warmly, with unique arts and crafts decorative surrounds on several doors adding to its charm. Upstairs, the master bedroom offers a front-row seat to breath-taking sunrises, while the guest and third bedrooms bask in the soft, golden reflections from the nearby church. The drawing room, capturing both the morning sun and the winter sunset, serves as a cool retreat in summer and a cosy nook in winter, especially with the log burner alight.Outdoors, the garden is a delightful space with an array of mature plants ensuring year-round interest. I particularly enjoy the vibrant displays of alliums, bearded irises, and red hot pokers. There's also a secluded, shady section dedicated to ferns and hellebores, offering a cool retreat on hot days. The patio area, extending from the side to the front of the property, is my go-to spot for enjoying a meal or a glass of wine while watching the sunset.
I have had some memorable moments here. For my 50th, we hosted a large marquee on the lawn, and since then, we've lost an apple tree, so the lawn could now accommodate an even larger marquee. The garden would be perfect for hosting big family events, parties, or weddings.In terms of upgrades and renovations, there have been several improvements over the years. We installed a new utility room in 2016 and added the log burner around the same time. In 2019, we replaced the oil tank, and in 2023, we upgraded the sewage plant. Roof repairs and new leading were done in 2018, and more recently, guttering and funnels were replaced.For commuters, The Old Rectory is conveniently located near major routes like the M1, M6, and A5, and it's just a short drive from Rugby station, where trains to London take less than an hour. The local community is close-knit, centred around the Head of Steam pub, the village hall, and the church, fostering a warm and friendly atmosphere. Nearby, the David Lloyd leisure centre and Rugby LTC offer excellent facilities for fitness and recreation.
As for memorable experiences, having lived in The Old Rectory for 24 years, there are too many to list. However, I can confidently say that the house has been a beautiful backdrop to every special occasion, creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.Tenure: Freehold | EPC: F | Tax Band: GAdditional Information & Services:
Standard broadband is available with expected download speeds of 24 Mbps and expected upload speed of 1 Mbps. We advise you to check with your provider.
4g and 5g mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider.
Restrictive covenants apply on this title
Features:
- Garden
- Garage Veja mais Veja menos Step Into Luxury: The Grand Entrance HallAs you step through the imposing front door of The Old Rectory, you are welcomed into a grand entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of this prestigious residence. The impressive entrance hall boasts soaring ceilings, adorned with intricate moldings and elegant lighting fixtures, creating a sense of grandeur and sophistication from the moment you arriveDual Aspect Formal Sitting Room: Step into the grandeur of yesteryears as you enter the dual aspect formal sitting room. Bathed in natural light and adorned with an inviting open fire, this distinguished space is perfect for cozy evenings with loved ones or entertaining guests in style.Spacious Dining Room: Hosting memorable gatherings is effortless in the spacious dining room, where cherished moments are shared amidst the ambiance of elegant surroundings.Kitchen/Breakfast with Aga: The heart of the home awaits in the kitchen/breakfast area, boasting the warmth and character of a traditional Aga stove. Whether crafting culinary delights or enjoying leisurely breakfasts, this space is sure to inspire creativity and delight the senses.Charming Garden Room: Admire the beauty of nature from the comfort of the charming garden room, offering panoramic views of the generous south-facing private garden. Serenity abounds in this tranquil retreat, where every moment is a celebration of the outdoors.Four Bedrooms: Retreat to four thoughtfully appointed bedrooms, each offering a sanctuary of comfort and relaxation. From restful nights to lazy Sunday mornings, these bedrooms are designed for optimal rest and rejuvenation.Ensuite Master Bedroom: Indulge in the ultimate luxury with an ensuite master bedroom, providing a private oasis of serenity and refinement.Family Bathroom: Pamper yourself in the luxurious confines of the family bathroom, featuring modern amenities and elegant finishes for an indulgent bathing experience.Home Office: Work from home in style and comfort within the dedicated home office space, designed to enhance productivity and foster creativity.Garage and Outbuildings: Ample storage and parking solutions are provided by the garage and outbuildings, ensuring practicality and convenience for all your needs.Front Driveway: Welcome guests with a front driveway, offering ample parking space and a grand entrance befitting the stature of this distinguished residence.Location:
Ideally situated on the edge of Lilbourne village, The Old Rectory offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of life while providing convenient access to local amenities and major transport links. Enjoy the best of both worlds with easy connectivity to nearby towns and cities, all while immersed in the timeless beauty of the countryside. Nearby towns of Rugby & Lutterworth provide shopping facilities including a Waitrose and retail parks. Education is another draw to this area with Grammar schools and excellent independent schools in nearby Rugby. Rugby train station is approx. 4 miles away where commuters into Euston can arrive in under the hour and the newly opened David Lloyd is only a few miles away.Services, Utilities & Property Information
Utilities -
Oil, Electricity, Private Drainage, BT Broadband
Lifestyle Interview
Nestled on the edge of Lilbourne village, The Old Rectory has been a lovely home having a timeless charm and full of character. The first thing that caught my parents eye was its distinctive arts and crafts style chimneys, hinting at the enchanting blend of historical elegance and modern comfort within. One of my favourite spaces is the garden room. Bathed in sunlight from morning till evening, it offers a 360-degree view of the beautiful garden, seamlessly merging indoors and outdoors. It's my tranquil haven, perfect for unwinding while observing the local wildlife like goldfinches, woodpeckers, and even the occasional buzzard.The layout of The Old Rectory enhances both social gatherings and daily routines. The adjoining dining and drawing rooms make entertaining effortless. The cosy drawing room, with its striking marble fireplace and log burner, promises warmth and comfort during the winter months. While I love the current traditional layout, there's potential to create an open-plan space by merging the kitchen and dining room, offering flexibility for future owners.As I step into the house, the oak parquet-floored entrance hall greets me warmly, with unique arts and crafts decorative surrounds on several doors adding to its charm. Upstairs, the master bedroom offers a front-row seat to breath-taking sunrises, while the guest and third bedrooms bask in the soft, golden reflections from the nearby church. The drawing room, capturing both the morning sun and the winter sunset, serves as a cool retreat in summer and a cosy nook in winter, especially with the log burner alight.Outdoors, the garden is a delightful space with an array of mature plants ensuring year-round interest. I particularly enjoy the vibrant displays of alliums, bearded irises, and red hot pokers. There's also a secluded, shady section dedicated to ferns and hellebores, offering a cool retreat on hot days. The patio area, extending from the side to the front of the property, is my go-to spot for enjoying a meal or a glass of wine while watching the sunset.
I have had some memorable moments here. For my 50th, we hosted a large marquee on the lawn, and since then, we've lost an apple tree, so the lawn could now accommodate an even larger marquee. The garden would be perfect for hosting big family events, parties, or weddings.In terms of upgrades and renovations, there have been several improvements over the years. We installed a new utility room in 2016 and added the log burner around the same time. In 2019, we replaced the oil tank, and in 2023, we upgraded the sewage plant. Roof repairs and new leading were done in 2018, and more recently, guttering and funnels were replaced.For commuters, The Old Rectory is conveniently located near major routes like the M1, M6, and A5, and it's just a short drive from Rugby station, where trains to London take less than an hour. The local community is close-knit, centred around the Head of Steam pub, the village hall, and the church, fostering a warm and friendly atmosphere. Nearby, the David Lloyd leisure centre and Rugby LTC offer excellent facilities for fitness and recreation.
As for memorable experiences, having lived in The Old Rectory for 24 years, there are too many to list. However, I can confidently say that the house has been a beautiful backdrop to every special occasion, creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.Tenure: Freehold | EPC: F | Tax Band: GAdditional Information & Services:
Standard broadband is available with expected download speeds of 24 Mbps and expected upload speed of 1 Mbps. We advise you to check with your provider.
4g and 5g mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider.
Restrictive covenants apply on this title
Features:
- Garden
- Garage