Cottage with garden

This delightful dwelling sits in the idyllic village of Medbourne, within the scenic county of Leicestershire. A simple yet comforting layout, 5A Waterfall Way provides a romantic dwelling for couples looking for a much-needed break from reality. The open-plan living area welcomes your arrival, home to a sumptuous sofa where you can lounge after a day of walking, along with a well-appointed kitchen for all your home-cooking requirements, with a handy washing machine for your convenience. Settle down for a candle lit dinner with your better half, reminiscing on the day's activities and planning where to explore next. When it's time to wind down, head upstairs to the bedroom, housing a double bed and refreshing en-suite shower room where you can prepare for the day ahead. To the exterior of this Medbourne cottage is a small garden with benches, providing a charming spot for evening drinks or a quiet read on sunny day. Just a short walk away lies the village Post Office, selling fresh goods and the essentials, along with a tudor-style pub, Nevill Arms Inn, serving a traditional menu and selection of ales. For days out, head to Rockingham Castle, dating back 900 years and resting within well-maintained gardens, perfect for exploring. If you're seeking a bit of retail therapy, the bustling town of Market Harborough is a short drive away, home to a range of independent shops, high-street retailers and well-established restaurants and diners, while further afield rests the city of Leicester; growing in popularity for its superb tourist attractions, the National Space Centre, Abbey Park and Leicester Cathedral are all worth a visit. However you choose to spend your holiday time, return to the character of 5A Waterfall Way and recharge for the next adventure. Medbourne is an old settlement in the Harborough District in the county of Leicestershire. Medbourne was a Roman hamlet on the route from Leicester to Colchester, but it is now a conservation area with antique stone cottages, huge beautiful buildings, and green pathways that combine to make the village one of the most picturesque in the Welland Valley. The community has a mediaeval stone bridge over a brook, a beautiful church, a typical pub, and a post office that sells the necessities.