From the moment you arrive, there’s a quiet magic to the setting. The Oxford Canal gently meanders across the lane, and the distant spire of St. James Church rises gracefully above the trees, a scene that shifts with the seasons and invites a slower pace of life. The home itself sits proudly behind a large driveway for up to four cars and, once inside, reveals a spacious and light-filled interior finished in a tasteful neutral palette throughout.

At the heart of the ground floor are two beautifully proportioned reception rooms. The sitting room, the larger of the two, and the adjacent living room both feature sliding patio doors that draw your gaze directly out to the south-facing garden and rolling fields beyond. The effect is genuinely stunning. Natural light pours into every corner, while the living room’s brick fireplace adds a comforting focal point. It’s a home made for hosting - relaxed Sunday brunches, festive family gatherings, or simply summer evenings with friends drifting between garden and home.

A third reception room, currently used as a formal dining space, is ideal for celebratory meals, while a separate study offers peace and privacy for working from home. The kitchen strikes a welcoming balance between country character and modern practicality, featuring cherry shaker-style cabinetry, integrated appliances including a range oven, a breakfast bar, and tiled walls and flooring. You’ll also find utility rooms, and a well-placed cloakroom and WC.

Adding further convenience and practicality is an expansive integral garage, providing ample space for parking and storage.

Upstairs, five well-appointed bedrooms await, all with fitted wardrobes or built-in furniture for effortless storage. Three of the bedrooms boast their own en-suites, ideal for family living or overnight guests. At the front, two bedrooms enjoy calming views over the canal and village; to the rear, the others take in the uninterrupted rural horizon - perfect for waking to golden sunrises or winding down to pastel skies.

Step outside, and the rear garden is quite simply a delight. iIt’s a haven for birdsong, sunshine and peaceful afternoons. Beautifully maintained and wonderfully private, it offers a generous patio with built in barbeque area for alfresco dining, a pergola draped in wisteria, and a wide expanse of lawn framed by vibrant borders and colourful displays. As the garden gives way to open fields, there’s nothing to interrupt your view - just the sun setting gently over the Warwickshire countryside.

Despite the village tranquillity, Grove Road is well connected. Bedworth railway station is just under three miles away, making Coventry and beyond easily accessible. Both Rugby and Coventry train stations are under 20 minutes away. Local amenities are close at hand, and The Rose and Castle pub — known for its warm atmosphere, traditional pub food, plus sunday roasts, is a beloved local spot just down the lane.

The significant investment in the installation of 20 solar panels, split across two roofs, - provides generation throughout the whole day.
Plus with the addition of battery storage, enhances the home’s energy efficiency and long-term appeal, helping to reduce electricity costs while limiting reliance on rising energy prices.
The system generates renewable energy during the day, stores any excess for later use, then exports surplus to grid once the batteries are full, thus maximising efficiency and potential savings, particularly during peak tariff periods.

GROUND FLOOR

Lobby

Dining Room 3.76m x 3.56m (12'4 x 11'8)

Living Room 5.92m x 3.61m (19'5 x 11'10)

Sitting Room 4.85m x 4.19m (15'11 x 13'9)

Kitchen 4.19m x 2.69m (13'9 x 8'10)

Study 3.40m x 2.51m (11'2 x 8'3)

Utility

Cloakroom/WC

FIRST FLOOR

Bedroom 1 4.80m x 4.39m (15'9 x 14'5)

En-Suite

Bedroom 2 4.85m x 3.61m (15'11 x 11'10)

En-Suite

Bedroom 3 3.61m x 3.61m (11'10 x 11'10)

En-Suite

Bedroom 4 3.86m x 3.61m (12'8 x 11'10)

Bedroom 5 2.69m x 2.06m (8'10 x 6'9)

Family Bathroom

OUTSIDE

Integral Garage 5.51m x 5.00m (18'1 x 16'5)

Rear Garden

Driveway