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2 bedroom house - terraced
BELVOIR COTTAGE, CRAVEN COURT, MELTON MOWBRAYAbout this property
- PRIVATE GATED RESIDENCE
- LARGE MID TERRACE
- PERIOD FEATURES
- SITUATED WITHIN BEAUTIFUL PARKLAND
- GRADE II LISTED
- TIMBER SINGLE GLAZED SASH WINDOWS
- GAS FIRED CENTRAL HEATING
- GARAGE IN BLOCK
- PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION
- WALKING DISTANCE TO TOWN
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24/05/2024
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ExpandBelvoir Cottage forms part of a former historic hunting lodge with steeped in local history. Situated within attractive maintained communal parkland gardens the property is situated only a short distance from the town centre of Melton Mowbray and a short walk to Melton train station.
Craven Court in its entirety is a Grade II listed property formerly a hunting lodge. The property has a luxury finish to include newly decorated walls, a shaker kitchen with granite surfaces and integrated appliances whilst retaining many character features such as deep timber single glazed sash windows and high coved ceilings. The development sits behind electrically operated security gates and benefits from off road parking in front of a garage allocated to the property and gas fired central heating.
The house was originally built as his residence for a local doctor. The Hon.W.G. Craven then converted it into a hunting establishment. It was bought in 1868 by J.Coupland, a business man with shipping interests in Liverpool. His extensive alterations made it into one of the finest hunting lodges in the area. He was Master of the Quorn Hunt for fourteen seasons. In 1873 the house was bought by William Younger, an Edinburgh brewer. Col. E.H Baldock purchased in 1884 (hence Baldocks Lane) and he founded the Melton Golf and Polo Clubs. The changed world after the First World War is reflected in the fact that the house was divided into 'apartments' for letting to the hunting fraternity, but it had a another heyday when it was enlarged in 1923-4 to accommodate 'the Craven Lodge Club' that included Edward, Prince of Wales (later Edward VIII) and the Duke of York (later George VI), as well as the Duke of Gloucester.
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