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Main Street, Whissendine

PROPERTY TYPE

End of Terrace

BEDROOMS

2

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

610 sq ft

57 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Character Cottage In Heart Of Whissendine
  • Presented With No Onward Chain
  • Original Features Throughout
  • Scope For Light Modernisation & Personalisation
  • Small Courtyard Garden To Rear
  • Modern First-Floor Shower Room
  • Ideal First-Time Home Or Downsizing Solution
  • Excellent Access To Oakham & Melton Mowbray

Description

Nestled in the heart of the sought-after Rutland village of Whissendine, this charming two-bedroom character cottage offers a wonderful blend of period features and comfortable living.

Presented to the market with no onward chain, the property is an ideal opportunity for first-time buyers or those looking to downsize. The interior showcases original features throughout (including exposed beams and traditional fireplaces), creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern shower room, which has been recently updated for contemporary convenience. The property offers scope for light modernisation and personalisation, allowing the new owner to add their own style while retaining the cottage’s character. With excellent access to Oakham and Melton Mowbray, this delightful home provides both village charm and practical connectivity.

To the rear of the cottage, there is a small but private courtyard garden, perfect for relaxing with a morning coffee or enjoying an evening meal outdoors. The courtyard is paved for low maintenance and bordered by traditional brick walls, offering a peaceful retreat with space for potted plants and outdoor seating, as well as a small but useful rear outbuilding.

The property also benefits from its central village location, placing local amenities such as the village shop, pub and primary school within easy walking distance. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the surrounding countryside offers scenic walks and cycling routes. On-street parking is available nearby, and the cottage’s position within Whissendine ensures a friendly community atmosphere. This property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful home with manageable outside space in one of Rutland’s most desirable villages. Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the potential and charm of this delightful cottage.
EPC Rating: D

Living Room

4.45m x 3.63m

Kitchen

3.29m x 2.75m

Utility Room

2.1m x 1.2m

Bedroom One

4.83m x 2.31m

Bedroom Two

2.54m x 2.07m

Shower Room

2.27m x 1.69m

Garden

North-Facing

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Main Street, Whissendine

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Affordability

Monthly repayments£1,239
Property: £ 250,000
Deposit: £ 25,000
Interest rate: 5.22%
Term: 30 years
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About Newton Fallowell, Oakham

24 Catmos Street Oakham LE15 6HW

Welcome to Newton Fallowell, Oakham!

At Newton Fallowell, it’s not all about selling houses. It’s about helping you move, and helping you find your next chapter. Since 2016, we’ve helped people across Oakham, Uppingham and the Rutland villages do just that, from our office at 24 Catmos Street, a short walk from the Market Place. Call in whenever you like, no appointment needed.

Looking to sell?

You want the right price, the right buyer and a sale that doesn’t fall apart halfway through. You’ll start with an honest valuation, then marketing that makes people stop scrolling, including sharp photography, floorplans and brochures. Your home is in our Catmos Street window from day one, and we’ll call the buyers we know it suits. Through our Stamford, Melton Mowbray and wider Newton Fallowell offices, it reaches buyers well beyond Rutland. You’ll get updates without having to chase, and we’ll keep pushing until the keys are handed over.

Looking to buy?

The best homes don’t hang around, so neither should you. Register with us and we’ll call you when the right one comes on, often before you’d see it anywhere else. We’ll show you round, tell you what the village is really like, and put you in touch with independent mortgage advice, so you’re ready to make an offer when it counts.

Looking to let?

Your property is a big investment, and the rules around letting it have never been tougher. You choose how much we take off your plate, from Let Only to Fully Managed Plus. Whichever you pick, you’ll get carefully referenced tenants and straight-talking advice. On our managed services, we track every safety certificate and renewal and keep on top of the Renters’ Rights Act, so you don’t have to worry about it.

Looking to rent?

Finding the right place to rent can be a race. Tell us what you’re looking for and you’ll hear from us the moment it comes on. Once you’ve moved in, you’ll get clear information, quick responses, and repairs that actually get sorted. This is your home, and we’ll treat it that way.

Why Rutland?

Rutland’s county town has the charm of a traditional market town, with everything you need on your doorstep. There are independent shops, cafés and pubs, a market every Wednesday and Saturday, and the historic Oakham Castle at the heart of it all. Families have a wide choice of state and independent schools. Rutland Water is minutes away for walks, cycling and sailing, and Oakham station connects you to Leicester, Peterborough and beyond. It’s easy to see why people move here and stay.

Your next move starts here. Pop in, give us a call, or get in touch online today.

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