42 King Edward Road
Have you ever dreamed about living in a spacious home nestled in a quiet street with excellent access to high street shopping, outstanding schools and commuter transport links? This dream can be your new reality with this stunning home!
Freehold Semi-Detached Family Home
Three Generous Double Bedrooms
Open Plan Living
Well Presented Throughout
Landscaped Front And Rear Gardens
Off-Street Parking For One Car
Excellent Commuter Transport Links
High Street Shopping Within Walking Distance
Local Schools Within Walking Distance
EPC Rating - C
It’s a pleasure to introduce you to this spacious threebedroom, semi-detached home which was first built in 2014 and is nestled in a quiet street in the heart of Rugby. With excellent local public, grammar and private schools, high street shopping and Rugby train station all within walking distance this spacious home truly offers something for everyone!
The exterior of the property features a contemporary design with numerous large windows which provide the interior with an abundance of natural light. This generous home offers fully fenced and landscaped front and rear gardens as well as off-street driveway parking for one car.
The East facing rear garden features an external light, clothes line, a patio with space for outside seating and a barbeque, outdoor water tap and a large wooden garden shed which provides a wealth of storage space.
“For me there are few properties that come to the market in such a fantastic location it is very rare to have so many amenities on your doorstep, that's not to mention the stunning interior!”
“This has been our family home for over 10 years, watching the children grow up here has been the most amazing experience, they have all grown up and flown the nest so its time for someone else to love this house as much as we have”
“We love to open the French doors in the kitchen and let the fresh air inside the house in the summer, it's so nice to have a green space to the rear, it gives a very relaxed and calming atmosphere.”
"Over the years we have had paddling pools in the garden, the children have been able to enjoy the summer heat, while being in the safety of their own home, its been fantastic."
“Our favourite room – The Living Room”
Directions
Heading east on the M6 at junction 1, take the A426 exit to Rugby/Lutterworth. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto A426. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit. Turn right onto Regent Place. Continue onto Albert Street. Turn left onto King Edward Road. 42 King Edward Rd, Rugby CV21 2TA will be on the right.
Services
Mains gas, electricity, mains water and fibre optic broadband
Tenure
Freehold
Local Authority & Tax Band
Rugby Borough Council
Town Hall, Evreux Way, Rugby, CV21 2RR www.rugbycouncil.gov.uk
Tel: 01788 533533
Tax band - B
Viewing Arrangements
Viewing strictly by appointment with sole agent
Henry James 07960 882807
henry@thepropertyexperts.co.uk
Rugby
Rugby is the home of rugby football, where back in 1823 William Webb Ellis first invented the game. At one time a major centre for the railways, Rugby is probably best known for its public school, Rugby School, founded in 1567 and was the setting of Thomas Hughes semi-autobiographical masterpiece 'Tom Brown's Schooldays'. The town is also the birthplace of an aviation great, in April 1937 Sir Frank Whittle built the worlds first prototype of the jet engine here. Today Rugby has an attractive town centre with a good range of shops, restaurants and bars. Rugby is surrounded by some lovely old villages. Rugby is ideally located and well-connected enough to enable you to easily explore the surrounding cities of Coventry, Leicester and Northampton.
Warwickshire
Warwickshire is a county in the West Midlands region of England. Warwickshire is famous for being the birthplace of William Shakespeare in Stratford-upon-Avon and Victorian novelist George Eliot, (born Mary Ann Evans), in Nuneaton. Warwickshire offers a mix of historic towns and large rural areas. It is a popular destination for international and domestic tourists to explore both medieval and more recent history.
