House For Sale £1,200,000
A most truly outstanding detached family home of considerable high quality. Offering 3,439 sq ft of exceptional accomodation along with mature garden, garaging & work shop.<br/></br>
<b>Situation</b>
The Firs stands in attractive Staffordshire countryside close to the village of Milwich. The village provides several local amenities such as The Green Man pub and Green Lea first school whilst there is a Post Office in nearby Coton Hayes. The market town of Stone is just 6.2 miles away and offers a range of local shops and restaurants, with a regular Farmers Market, and various events taking place such as The Stone Festival in June and Stone Food and Drinks Festival in October. The Trentham Garden Estate is approximately 9.6 miles away and offers delightful walks, boat trips, and plenty of shops and restaurants to choose from, along with an extensive diary of events, whilst Trentham Golf Club which
is an Open Championship Qualifying course and one of the finest in Staffordshire is also close by. Stone and Uttoxeter are both within 7 miles of the property and along with Stafford provide a comprehensive range of business, shopping and leisure facilities. The property is well located for good transport links with trains from Stafford providing a fastest scheduled journey time of 35 minutes to Birmingham New Street. The fastest scheduled journey time into London Euston is 1 hour and 17 minutes. The M6 motorway and A50 are also easily accessed.
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The historical village of Milwich is mentioned as far back as 1086 in the Domesday Survey, whilst the Parish Church, All Saints is noted as having the oldest dated bell in Staffordshire having been originally cast in 1409. Preparatory schools in the area include Yarlet School at Yarlet and St Bede's School at Bishton. Other independent schools include St Dominic's Priory School in Stone, Denstone College, Newcastle under Lyme School and Stafford Grammar School. There is also a good selection of state schools.
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<b>Description </b>
The Firs is an outstanding example of an elegant period house refurbished to the highest of standards creating a spacious and characterful home suitable for modern living. No expense has been spared in this comprehensive overhaul, with improvements such as electrics, plumbing and windows all renewed whilst character features such as beams, fireplaces and cast iron radiators have all been cleverly curated to successfully blend the old and the new.
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Entering via a wide doorway, the entrance hall provides access to the majority of living accommodation and runs from the front to the back of the house. A door way leads to the sitting room, which provide a superb formal space to entertain and unwind alike. Also accessed via the entrance hall, the kitchen breakfast room has been refitted to provide an exquisite space which blends traditional shaker style painted units with oak block work surfaces and travertine flooring to create a flexible and open plan space suitable for modern day living. The family area leads off the kitchen breakfast room and offers an additional seating area with wood burner, and views over the garden. A recent addition, the exceptional orangery / garden room is a vast space with features such as a vaulted ceiling and brick fireplace with wood burner. On the opposite side of the entrance hallway, the utility provides good ancillary accommodation as well as access to the guest WC. A set of stairs descend from the entrance hall down to the cellar.
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A wide staircase rises to the first floor bedroom accommodation, whereby three large double bedrooms and the family bathroom are accessed off the bright landing area. One of the front facing bedrooms benefits from a contemporary ensuite, whilst the family bathroom has been refitted to exacting standards and offers both a bath and separate shower. A further staircase rises to the second floor accommodation. The master suite has been cleverly considered, with a bedroom, dressing and bathroom area. The space is predominantly open plan which creates a light and spacious suite. The ensuite area offers quality fittings including his and hers sinks, roll top bath and wet room style shower enclosure, whilst the dressing area has been racked out to provide superb storage. There is another double bedroom on the second floor, whilst there is also a useful store room.
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<b>Outside </b>
A set of large electric gates open to a vast block paved driveway with parking for numerous cars. The driveway leads to the double garage, whilst there is also a detached workshop. The driveway leads to a stone pathway which opens to an expansive rear terrace accessible from the orangery and the entrance hall. The remainder of the garden plot is laid to lawn, with the grounds extending to 0.74 acres all in all.
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<b>Viewings </b>
By strict appointment through Fisher German LLP, telephone: , email:
<b>Situation</b>
The Firs stands in attractive Staffordshire countryside close to the village of Milwich. The village provides several local amenities such as The Green Man pub and Green Lea first school whilst there is a Post Office in nearby Coton Hayes. The market town of Stone is just 6.2 miles away and offers a range of local shops and restaurants, with a regular Farmers Market, and various events taking place such as The Stone Festival in June and Stone Food and Drinks Festival in October. The Trentham Garden Estate is approximately 9.6 miles away and offers delightful walks, boat trips, and plenty of shops and restaurants to choose from, along with an extensive diary of events, whilst Trentham Golf Club which
is an Open Championship Qualifying course and one of the finest in Staffordshire is also close by. Stone and Uttoxeter are both within 7 miles of the property and along with Stafford provide a comprehensive range of business, shopping and leisure facilities. The property is well located for good transport links with trains from Stafford providing a fastest scheduled journey time of 35 minutes to Birmingham New Street. The fastest scheduled journey time into London Euston is 1 hour and 17 minutes. The M6 motorway and A50 are also easily accessed.
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The historical village of Milwich is mentioned as far back as 1086 in the Domesday Survey, whilst the Parish Church, All Saints is noted as having the oldest dated bell in Staffordshire having been originally cast in 1409. Preparatory schools in the area include Yarlet School at Yarlet and St Bede's School at Bishton. Other independent schools include St Dominic's Priory School in Stone, Denstone College, Newcastle under Lyme School and Stafford Grammar School. There is also a good selection of state schools.
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<b>Description </b>
The Firs is an outstanding example of an elegant period house refurbished to the highest of standards creating a spacious and characterful home suitable for modern living. No expense has been spared in this comprehensive overhaul, with improvements such as electrics, plumbing and windows all renewed whilst character features such as beams, fireplaces and cast iron radiators have all been cleverly curated to successfully blend the old and the new.
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Entering via a wide doorway, the entrance hall provides access to the majority of living accommodation and runs from the front to the back of the house. A door way leads to the sitting room, which provide a superb formal space to entertain and unwind alike. Also accessed via the entrance hall, the kitchen breakfast room has been refitted to provide an exquisite space which blends traditional shaker style painted units with oak block work surfaces and travertine flooring to create a flexible and open plan space suitable for modern day living. The family area leads off the kitchen breakfast room and offers an additional seating area with wood burner, and views over the garden. A recent addition, the exceptional orangery / garden room is a vast space with features such as a vaulted ceiling and brick fireplace with wood burner. On the opposite side of the entrance hallway, the utility provides good ancillary accommodation as well as access to the guest WC. A set of stairs descend from the entrance hall down to the cellar.
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A wide staircase rises to the first floor bedroom accommodation, whereby three large double bedrooms and the family bathroom are accessed off the bright landing area. One of the front facing bedrooms benefits from a contemporary ensuite, whilst the family bathroom has been refitted to exacting standards and offers both a bath and separate shower. A further staircase rises to the second floor accommodation. The master suite has been cleverly considered, with a bedroom, dressing and bathroom area. The space is predominantly open plan which creates a light and spacious suite. The ensuite area offers quality fittings including his and hers sinks, roll top bath and wet room style shower enclosure, whilst the dressing area has been racked out to provide superb storage. There is another double bedroom on the second floor, whilst there is also a useful store room.
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<b>Outside </b>
A set of large electric gates open to a vast block paved driveway with parking for numerous cars. The driveway leads to the double garage, whilst there is also a detached workshop. The driveway leads to a stone pathway which opens to an expansive rear terrace accessible from the orangery and the entrance hall. The remainder of the garden plot is laid to lawn, with the grounds extending to 0.74 acres all in all.
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<b>Viewings </b>
By strict appointment through Fisher German LLP, telephone: , email:
