Seagrave Hall, King Street, Seagrave, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE12

A truly remarkable 18th century Grade II listed former Rectory sitting adjacent to the Church of All Saints in the much sought after village of Seagrave. This lavish country home features opulent character throughout with later additions and alterations such as the magnificent orangery to the left hand side of the building. The flexible accommodation boasts grandeur synonymous with buildings of this nature whilst maintaining comfortable and practical accommodation ideal for family living. A grand entrance hallway and drawing room gives way to formal dining room, breakfast room, large breakfast kitchen, orangery, snug and various ancillary rooms befitting of a large home. There are a number of bedrooms to the first and second floor including many en-suite bathroom facilities which can be arranged in a manner of different compositions, including the possibility of the second floor being used as a self-contained annex, as it has its own bathroom and kitchenette. The arrival experience at Seagrave Hall is one of particular note through electrically operated wrought iron gates along a sweeping driveway meandering in front of the impressive facade and rolling lawned gardens reaching an extensive area of off road parking and covered double car port. Properties of this nature are incredibly rare to the market and an internal inspection is highly recommended to fully appreciate the accommodation on offer.