Number 4, Pleasant Terrace, Uppingham, Rutland

No.4 is close to the centre of Uppingham. You’ll love No.4 because of the views over open countryside at the back whilst being within a 5 minute walk of the towns restaurants and pubs. No.4 is good for couples and business travellers. Parking is unrestricted on the road outside. Pleasant Terrace is a Cul-De-Sac so no passing traffic and it is very quiet and peaceful at night. The space Number 4 Pleasant Terrace is part of a Victorian Terrace built in 1896 with many original features, wood panelled walls, tiled floors, cast iron fires etc. The honey coloured stone on the outside had been taken from an earlier building which stood on the spot as there is a sundial dated 1666 set into it. (The oldest in Rutland apparently) Curtains and Austrian blinds are all hand made from Chinese silk. With its own entrance accessed from the street by a short flight of steps down, regrettably it is not really suitable for wheelchair users. Internally the stairs to access upstairs are narrow and the garden has steep steps down. Central heating throughout as well as a fully functioning wood burner which will make any winter visit very cosy and comfortable. It has a fully fitted kitchen with sink, Electric cooker with 4 hobs, grill and oven and tiled splash back, electric rice cooker, microwave and fridge freezer. An Austrian blind gives you privacy as you enjoy your cooked breakfast. The ground floor sitting room has a Futon company sofa bed which sleeps 1 adult comfortably or 2 children. The TV has Freeview and a built in DVD player with a large collection of DVD's available to watch.The first floor has a fully-tiled bathroom with spacious shower and a comfortable double bedroom with double bed and Wardrobe. Outside the garden has 4 terraces,one with a pond,(so children must be supervised at all times) with fish and extensive country views of open fields across the valley. Planting has been done to maximise each season. Apple trees form the hedge on the west side and you are welcome to try any when in season (usually in September). We live next door and grow vegetables in a small plot at the bottom of the garden and again you are welcome to use any which are in season for your cooking. Guest access Access is available to all areas of the property. But internal stairs are steep as are the steps down from the road. Other things to note The steps down to the property make it very difficult for wheelchair users plus the stairs internally are steep. The garden is terraced so again access is limited in that context. The fireplaces in the ground floor sitting room and upstairs bedroom are purely for decorative purposes and cannot be used for open fires, due to their proximity to furniture and electrical goods..