This charming Victorian property, known as Station House, is a unique and historic residence that was once the home of the station master and waiting room for passengers on the Leicester and Swannington line. Built in 1832, the property has maintained its original features, including exposed red brickwork, rectangular timber windows, and a grey tiled roof and fence boundaries. The property has been extensively redeveloped since 2020, with improvements including new roof, rewiring, and replacement of windows and doors. The interior has been thoroughly redecorated, with new flooring, carpets, and bathroom fixtures. The property boasts four bedrooms, three reception rooms, a cellar, an open-plan kitchen, and three bathing facilities. The property sits on over half an acre of land, with mature and well-stocked gardens, a large private garden, and a refurbished summerhouse. The property has been carefully equipped to prioritize privacy and security, with electrically operated gates, security lighting, and new electrical circuits.