£500,000
4 bed link detached house for saleHigh Street, Enderby, Leicester LE19
4 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Grade II listed Victorian home dating back to the 1870s.
Four generous bedrooms, including an en-suite WC
Three versatile reception rooms.
Modern fitted kitchen with breakfast bar and pantry with Planning to Create WC
Beautiful original period features throughout.
Stylish family bathroom with freestanding bath.
Generous 0.2-acre garden with mature planting
Summer house with power and lighting.
Ample gated off-road parking.
Historic central Enderby location close to local amenities.
The gables – A unique grade II listed victorian home
An exceptional four-bedroom detached Victorian home, originally built in the 1870s as Enderby’s schoolmaster’s residence, offering generous accommodation, beautiful period features, a substantial garden and ample off-road parking in a historic setting.
The Gables is a home with a fascinating story to tell. Occupying a prominent position on High Street, directly opposite the former Victorian school and close to St John the Baptist Church, this distinctive Grade II listed property is an important part of Enderby’s heritage.
Originally known as the School House, the property was built around 1870 and was home to schoolmaster William Battersby and his family. Today the property combines its remarkable history with the space and comforts needed for modern living.
The accommodation
The welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, with original wooden panelling and period detailing leading through to a selection of generous reception rooms.
The principal living room is a lovely space to relax, featuring an original Victorian fireplace, bespoke built-in cabinetry and a south-facing aspect. A separate snug provides a cosy retreat with its log burner and fitted storage, while the additional reception room offers flexibility as a dining room, second sitting room or home office. With three distinct reception spaces, there is plenty of room for both family life and entertaining.
At the heart of the home is the beautifully fitted kitchen, installed in late 2024. Featuring contemporary shaker-style units, a Belfast sink, extensive storage, a walk-in pantry and a central breakfast bar, it provides a sociable and practical space for everyday living. The walk in pantry has planning permission to be converted to a downstairs WC should the next owners wish. There is a door to the outside where some spacious outbuildings can be found.
Upstairs, the central landing leads to four generously proportioned bedrooms, each with its own character. The principal bedroom has been recently renovated and features bespoke fitted wardrobes, new carpeting and attractive views towards the historic church. A further substantial double bedroom benefits from dual-aspect windows and its own en-suite facilities, making it ideal for guests or family members seeking extra privacy.
Another impressive bedroom retains its original wooden flooring and feature fireplace, while the fourth bedroom offers excellent proportions and flexibility for family, guests or working from home, with a fitted pull down desk. The fabulous family bathroom completes the accommodation, featuring a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower.
Throughout the house, original sash windows, fireplaces and architectural detailing reflect its Victorian origins, giving the rooms character and individuality that are increasingly difficult to find.
Outside
The gardens are a real highlight, extending to approximately 0.2 acres and providing an excellent amount of outdoor space for such a central village location.
To the front there is a substantial block-paved frontage. There is also a gravelled parking area offering space for multiple vehicle located off Hall Walk.
The rear garden combines a generous lawn, mature trees and established planting with two patio seating areas. A timber pergola covered in honeysuckle creates a lovely setting for outdoor dining and summer entertaining, while established fruit trees and bushes add further interest.
A substantial timber summer house with power and lighting offers excellent versatility as a garden bar, home office, gym, studio or hobby room. The generous plot provides plenty of space to enjoy, entertain and relax, with established planting creating a lovely sense of privacy.
The location
Situated in the historic heart of Enderby, the property is within easy reach of village shops, cafés, schools and everyday amenities. Fosse Park and Leicester city centre offer further shopping, dining and leisure facilities, while the M1, M69 and surrounding road networks are conveniently accessible. Narborough railway station provides connections towards Leicester and Birmingham, and the nearby Whistle Way is ideal for walking and cycling.
The Gables offers a rare combination of generous family accommodation, three reception rooms, four well-proportioned bedrooms, a substantial garden and ample parking, all wrapped in the character and history of a remarkable Victorian home. A truly individual property with space to grow, room to entertain and a story that has been part of Enderby for more than 150 years.
An exceptional four-bedroom detached Victorian home, originally built in the 1870s as Enderby’s schoolmaster’s residence, offering generous accommodation, beautiful period features, a substantial garden and ample off-road parking in a historic setting.
The Gables is a home with a fascinating story to tell. Occupying a prominent position on High Street, directly opposite the former Victorian school and close to St John the Baptist Church, this distinctive Grade II listed property is an important part of Enderby’s heritage.
Originally known as the School House, the property was built around 1870 and was home to schoolmaster William Battersby and his family. Today the property combines its remarkable history with the space and comforts needed for modern living.
The accommodation
The welcoming entrance hall sets the tone, with original wooden panelling and period detailing leading through to a selection of generous reception rooms.
The principal living room is a lovely space to relax, featuring an original Victorian fireplace, bespoke built-in cabinetry and a south-facing aspect. A separate snug provides a cosy retreat with its log burner and fitted storage, while the additional reception room offers flexibility as a dining room, second sitting room or home office. With three distinct reception spaces, there is plenty of room for both family life and entertaining.
At the heart of the home is the beautifully fitted kitchen, installed in late 2024. Featuring contemporary shaker-style units, a Belfast sink, extensive storage, a walk-in pantry and a central breakfast bar, it provides a sociable and practical space for everyday living. The walk in pantry has planning permission to be converted to a downstairs WC should the next owners wish. There is a door to the outside where some spacious outbuildings can be found.
Upstairs, the central landing leads to four generously proportioned bedrooms, each with its own character. The principal bedroom has been recently renovated and features bespoke fitted wardrobes, new carpeting and attractive views towards the historic church. A further substantial double bedroom benefits from dual-aspect windows and its own en-suite facilities, making it ideal for guests or family members seeking extra privacy.
Another impressive bedroom retains its original wooden flooring and feature fireplace, while the fourth bedroom offers excellent proportions and flexibility for family, guests or working from home, with a fitted pull down desk. The fabulous family bathroom completes the accommodation, featuring a freestanding bath and separate walk-in shower.
Throughout the house, original sash windows, fireplaces and architectural detailing reflect its Victorian origins, giving the rooms character and individuality that are increasingly difficult to find.
Outside
The gardens are a real highlight, extending to approximately 0.2 acres and providing an excellent amount of outdoor space for such a central village location.
To the front there is a substantial block-paved frontage. There is also a gravelled parking area offering space for multiple vehicle located off Hall Walk.
The rear garden combines a generous lawn, mature trees and established planting with two patio seating areas. A timber pergola covered in honeysuckle creates a lovely setting for outdoor dining and summer entertaining, while established fruit trees and bushes add further interest.
A substantial timber summer house with power and lighting offers excellent versatility as a garden bar, home office, gym, studio or hobby room. The generous plot provides plenty of space to enjoy, entertain and relax, with established planting creating a lovely sense of privacy.
The location
Situated in the historic heart of Enderby, the property is within easy reach of village shops, cafés, schools and everyday amenities. Fosse Park and Leicester city centre offer further shopping, dining and leisure facilities, while the M1, M69 and surrounding road networks are conveniently accessible. Narborough railway station provides connections towards Leicester and Birmingham, and the nearby Whistle Way is ideal for walking and cycling.
The Gables offers a rare combination of generous family accommodation, three reception rooms, four well-proportioned bedrooms, a substantial garden and ample parking, all wrapped in the character and history of a remarkable Victorian home. A truly individual property with space to grow, room to entertain and a story that has been part of Enderby for more than 150 years.
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