Evans Road, Loughborough

Situated on the Skylarks development, this beautifully presented David Wilson home offers stylish accommodation with decorative timber-effect panelling and window shutters fitted to selected windows. The photographs showcase the presentation and features of the property. The full-width principal bedroom has an en suite shower room and enjoys views over the rear garden and the open aspect beyond. The property is located within the village of East Leake, with a school nearby.Ground floorThe entrance hall has luxury vinyl flooring, which continues into the WC and lounge. The WC has half-tiled walls, while the lounge features window shutters, neutral décor and contemporary brushed gold-coloured sockets and light switches. A digital central heating thermostat is located in the lounge, and an understairs cupboard provides useful storage.
The inner hallway has stairs to the first floor and leads to the full-width kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of light grey base and wall units, complemented by contrasting brushed gold-coloured handles. Integrated appliances include a fridge-freezer, a four-ring gas hob and an electric oven. There is also plumbing for a dishwasher.
The dining area benefits from additional natural light through double doors opening onto the landscaped rear garden.First floorThe principal bedroom spans the rear of the property and includes a recess over the stairs suitable for a wardrobe. Its en suite shower room has a shower cubicle with a mains-fed shower.
Bedroom two is positioned at the front and features decorative panelling. The adjacent third bedroom offers flexibility for use as a bedroom or home office.
The well-presented bathroom has a mains-fed shower over the bath and a ladder-style heated towel rail connected to the central heating system.OutsideTo the right of the property, two tandem parking spaces provide off-road parking.
The landscaped rear garden is a further feature of the property, with two paved seating areas, a rectangular lawn and an offset paved path leading to the rear. Enclosed by timber fencing, the garden enjoys an open aspect beyond the rear boundary.