75 Hinkley Road
Leicester
LE3 0TD
Chapel Lane, Osgathorpe, Loughborough
Price Guide £1,180,000
4 Bedroom House - Detached
- Bespoke Detached Barn — On A Private Development
- Stunning Open Plan Kitchen, Dining & Family Room with Bi-Fold Doors
- Separate Sitting Room with Log Burner & Bi-Fold Doors to Garden
- Vaulted Entrance Hall
- Separate Office & Snug
- Ground Floor WC & Utility Room
- Four Double Bedrooms
- Principal Suite with Floor-to-Ceiling Feature Window, Walk-In Dressing Room & Bespoke En-Suite
- Stunning Family Bathroom with Large Feature Window
- Detached Triple Garage with Studio Room Above (WFH/Gym) + Generous Landscaped Private Gardens
Some homes just have that something special. This bespoke Osgathorpe barn is one of them — incredible interiors, breathtaking gardens & a triple garage with studio. Prepare to be wowed
The Property
There are some homes that genuinely stop you in your tracks — and this is one of them. A bespoke detached barn sitting within an exclusive private development of just three homes, this is the kind of property that takes your breath away from the moment you arrive, and just keeps getting better as you move through it.
Pull onto the generous gravel driveway and you're immediately struck by the architecture — warm brick, striking glazing and a detached triple garage with its own studio above, perfect for working from home, a gym or a creative space. Step through the front door and the vaulted entrance hall sets the tone entirely: light, airy, and beautifully crafted, with that gorgeous open-tread staircase and glass balustrade you can see in the photos.
The flow of this home is exceptional. A separate office sits quietly off the hall for those working from home, alongside a snug and a ground floor WC. But it's the open plan kitchen, dining and family room that truly steals the show — a vast, beautifully designed space with a stunning shaker-style kitchen, generous island and bi-fold doors that open the whole room up to the landscaped gardens. The adjoining lounge with its log burner is the perfect retreat for evenings in, and it too opens via bi-folds to the outside — so in the warmer months, this home simply flows from inside to out with effortless elegance. A utility room keeps everything neatly tucked away.
The gardens themselves are quite special — professionally landscaped, completely private, and an absolute sun trap.
Upstairs, the principal suite is on another level entirely. A floor-to-ceiling feature window frames a beautiful green outlook, flooding the room with natural light and greenery. A walk-in dressing room and bespoke en-suite complete a space that genuinely feels like a five-star hotel room. Bedroom two is equally impressive — a generous suite in its own right with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite. Two further double bedrooms are served by the most wonderful family bathroom: a large feature window makes soaking in the bath a genuinely relaxing, almost spa-like experience.
This is one of those homes that has to be seen to be fully appreciated. Early viewing is highly recommended — properties like this don't come along often.
The property has air source heat pump and MVHR ventilation system
Life in Osgathorpe, Leicestershire
Tucked into a fold of the hills in North West Leicestershire Wikipedia, Osgathorpe is one of those rare villages that feels genuinely unspoilt. Just a quarter of a mile from the A512 Ashby to Loughborough road Osgathorpe Heritage, it combines countryside peace with surprisingly easy access to the wider region.
The village's roots stretch back to Viking times Osgathorpe Heritage — its name derived from the Old Danish personal name Asgot and the Norse word 'thorp', meaning farm or settlement — and that sense of history is everywhere you look. The parish church of St Mary the Blessed Virgin dates from the fourteenth century and remains a beautiful focal point for this close-knit community, while the village school opposite dates from 1670 — a remarkable piece of living history.
For those who love the outdoors, the surrounding landscape is exceptional. Bradgate Park is one of the standout nearby country parks Landscape Britain — a stunning expanse of ancient woodland, roaming deer and historic ruins that never gets old. Remains of the long-abandoned Charnwood Forest Canal can be explored via footpaths to the south of the village, offering lovely walking right on the doorstep.
The nearby market towns of Ashby-de-la-Zouch and Loughborough provide excellent everyday amenities — shops, restaurants, leisure facilities and schools — while road links via the A512 and A42 put Leicester, Nottingham and the motorway network within comfortable reach.
This is village life at its very best — quiet, characterful and beautifully connected.
Energy Efficiency and Environmental Impact
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