The property
8 Knights Hill is situated in a perfect 'edge of village' position and is set behind electric security gates overlooking paddocks. The overriding impression walking through the house is one of quality of light, fittings and flow. There is underfloor heating throughout, ceramic tiled floors downsatairs and an integrated sound system with internet hardwired to all rooms.

The oak front door, with a glazed arch suround and side panels, leads through to an impressive entrance hall with a central bifurcated staircase with a suspended walkway above. To the left is a sitting room with a gas fire and there is a cloakroom to the opposite side of the hall. Ahead is the kitchen which has glass sliding doors opening onto the south-facing garden beyond. The kitchen is dominated by a large central island with a double sink and a breakfast bar, Fisher & Paykel Dish Drawer dishwasher and substantial range of storage space including drawer refrigeration. In addition, there are a range of floor and wall units with Corian work surfaces as well as two eye-level Neff ovens, a warming drawer, microwave. Adjacent to the kitchen is a breakfast area and beyond this a utility room with matching units, a rear door leading to the garden and one to the garage as well as a boiler room.

Part of the same open plan area is the dining room, also accessed from the hall, and this leads around to a well-equipped study, with a built-in desk and storage units, and then on to a well- proportioned drawing room with a a limestone fireplace.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom incorporates both a dressing room and an en ensuite and has two casement doors opening onto a balcony. There are five further bedrooms, two of which have en suites, and an excellent family bathroom.

Outside
No8, which sits at the end of the end of Knights Hill, is approached via double wrought iron gates with a pedestrian sidegate. This access is shared with one further property which sits beyond No8. The front of the property has been professionally landscaped and planted, there is a private rear garden laid to lawn with mature trees and herbaceous borders and two terraced areas. The garaging for the property, which is accessed via electric timber doors, is unusually large, with ample parking for two vehicles and storage space.

Location
The historic village of Naseby is famous for its role as one of the most important battle sites in the English Civil War, with many historic and archaeological sites in the village and surrounds.

Naseby is an attractive and thriving village with a local pub, church and fantastic village shop with delacatessen. It has an oustanding village primary school and is in catchment of the highly regarded Guilsborough Academy.

In addition to this beautiful rural setting, Naseby has excellent road and rail connections, with the A14 providing ready access to the M1 and M6, as well as nearby Market Harborough offering direct rail services to London in around one hour.

Directions
From Strutt and Parker Market Harborough offices, head south east down the High Street and continue onto Northampton Road (A508) for approximately 3.5 miles then turn right towards Clipston. Follow the road through Clipston and continue on Naseby Road for a further 2.5 miles. Upon entering Naseby, turn left onto High Street, follow the road and Knights Hill can be found on the left hand side. The property is situated at the end of this road.

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