House For Sale £175,000
The property
Introduction & The Plot
Available with No Upward Chain, this superb family home in the West Chadsmoor area of Cannock will greatly impress all viewers including First Time Buyers but particularly those with the vision and resources to develop the property into something even greater. The property is set back at the end of Pinewood Avenue behind a short front garden. However, it is to the side where the viewer’s attention will be drawn to.
To the side of the house is a long driveway that stretches beyond the house to an aging detached garage and a lengthy side garden that is crying out for a generous extension. Of course, we have to caveat this by stating that any extensions would be subject to planning permission. To the right of the garage is a block-paved rear garden/yard that remains a good size considering the house has already been extended to include a larger kitchen and lean-to vestibule.
Ground Floor
The ground floor of this home begins as viewers take the uPvc front door into a short hallway that is ample for removing coats and shoes before viewers take the door to the right into the lounge. Immediately ahead of the hallway is the carpeted staircase leading up to the first floor.
The lounge is a generous reception room that features a wide, bowed double-glazed window to the front that allows in an abundance of natural light – a theme throughout this home. There is also a smart gas fireplace with surround. To the rear of the room is a door and internal window that allows both a passage and further light between the lounge and dining room.
The dining room is the largest room in the house, spanning the full width and having wood-effect laminate floor laid underfoot. To the left of the room is a large window and access to the under-stairs storage cupboard. The dining room is so large having been opened through from what was originally a smaller dining room and kitchen. The extension to the rear has therefore allowed for the kitchen to be pushed further back allowing for this vast dining space, or second lounge if the new owners prefer.
The kitchen features a modern white suite with contrasting dark roll-top work surfaces. Integrated appliances include an electric oven, four burner gas hob and an overhead extractor fan. There are spaces for an under-counter fridge and dishwasher with plumbing. There is also an electric heater fitted to the lower plinth at the rear of the kitchen. Attached to the rear wall of the kitchen is a small vestibule that features further plumbing for a washing machine as well as an exit door to the rear garden.
First Floor
Moving upstairs, the bright landing area has doors leading off to both double bedrooms and the family bathroom. As depicted on the floorplan, the house was originally built as a three-bedroom home. The door to what was bedroom three has been blocked off and the wall opened through to make bedroom one even larger to create a remarkable master bedroom. The windows are still in their original positions so those requiring a three-bedroom house would find the task to revert to the original configuration fairly easy.
The second bedroom is another good-sized double bedroom. Like the master bedroom, this bedroom is carpeted and tastefully decorated. Finally for the interior is the family bathroom suite that comprises of a bath with shower fitted over, wash basin and toilet. There is also an airing cupboard and access to the insulated loft overhead.
Nb - room sizes are shown at the bottom of the page.
Transport links
West Chadsmoor is located near to Cannock Town centre and south of Huntington, between the A34 Stafford Road and Pye Green Road. This therefore gives excellent road links to the centre of Cannock, Stafford and Hednesford. There is a less than ten-minute drive for drivers to reach the M6 motorway (Birmingham, Walsall & Stafford) and the A5 (Lichfield, Brownhills and Tamworth) as well as the A460 north beyond Hednesford towards Rugeley.
The property is roughly equidistant from both Cannock and Hednesford railway stations. There are both in walking distance (maybe 15-20 minutes) and both form part of the Chase Line which runs from Rugeley Trent Valley to Birmingham New Street, passing through Cannock and Walsall.
Those preferring to take the bus will be delighted to find very regular service to Cannock Town Centre from Pye Green Road. Naturally, buses to Stafford are available from the A34 (Stafford Road).
Schools & amenities
Buyers with children will be delighted with how close this house is to both catchment schools. In particular, the local primary school is a short walk (only 0.3 miles) to Moorhill Primary on Pye Green Road. The catchment secondary school is the well-regarded Cannock Chase High School and is a 0.7-mile walk. Although we have researched this information, it is highly recommended that parents check with the local authority to confirm catchment.
Travelling south down Pye Green Road and onto the A34 brings the new owners to Cannock town centre where there is a plethora of well-known and independent stores and food outlets. Suburban Cannock is well stocked with little newsagents and convenience stores, the nearest being on the nearby junction of Pye Green Road and Cemetery Road.
In the opposite direction (north), Pye Green Road leads directly to Cannock Chase national park aonb (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and therefore this opens up recreational activities such as walking, running, cycling and riding.
Room sizes
Ground Floor
Lounge: 13’11 x 12’2 (into recess)
Kitchen: 14’3 x 6’7
Dining Room: 15’4 x 7’10
Lean-To: 4’5 x 3’9
First Floor
Bedroom One: 10’9 x 9’5 (plus Bedroom Three measurements)
Bedroom Two: 11’1 x 8’6 (plus door recess)
Original Bedroom Three: 5’11 x 5’8
Bathroom: 8’1 x 6’5
Tenure: Freehold
EPC band: E
Introduction & The Plot
Available with No Upward Chain, this superb family home in the West Chadsmoor area of Cannock will greatly impress all viewers including First Time Buyers but particularly those with the vision and resources to develop the property into something even greater. The property is set back at the end of Pinewood Avenue behind a short front garden. However, it is to the side where the viewer’s attention will be drawn to.
To the side of the house is a long driveway that stretches beyond the house to an aging detached garage and a lengthy side garden that is crying out for a generous extension. Of course, we have to caveat this by stating that any extensions would be subject to planning permission. To the right of the garage is a block-paved rear garden/yard that remains a good size considering the house has already been extended to include a larger kitchen and lean-to vestibule.
Ground Floor
The ground floor of this home begins as viewers take the uPvc front door into a short hallway that is ample for removing coats and shoes before viewers take the door to the right into the lounge. Immediately ahead of the hallway is the carpeted staircase leading up to the first floor.
The lounge is a generous reception room that features a wide, bowed double-glazed window to the front that allows in an abundance of natural light – a theme throughout this home. There is also a smart gas fireplace with surround. To the rear of the room is a door and internal window that allows both a passage and further light between the lounge and dining room.
The dining room is the largest room in the house, spanning the full width and having wood-effect laminate floor laid underfoot. To the left of the room is a large window and access to the under-stairs storage cupboard. The dining room is so large having been opened through from what was originally a smaller dining room and kitchen. The extension to the rear has therefore allowed for the kitchen to be pushed further back allowing for this vast dining space, or second lounge if the new owners prefer.
The kitchen features a modern white suite with contrasting dark roll-top work surfaces. Integrated appliances include an electric oven, four burner gas hob and an overhead extractor fan. There are spaces for an under-counter fridge and dishwasher with plumbing. There is also an electric heater fitted to the lower plinth at the rear of the kitchen. Attached to the rear wall of the kitchen is a small vestibule that features further plumbing for a washing machine as well as an exit door to the rear garden.
First Floor
Moving upstairs, the bright landing area has doors leading off to both double bedrooms and the family bathroom. As depicted on the floorplan, the house was originally built as a three-bedroom home. The door to what was bedroom three has been blocked off and the wall opened through to make bedroom one even larger to create a remarkable master bedroom. The windows are still in their original positions so those requiring a three-bedroom house would find the task to revert to the original configuration fairly easy.
The second bedroom is another good-sized double bedroom. Like the master bedroom, this bedroom is carpeted and tastefully decorated. Finally for the interior is the family bathroom suite that comprises of a bath with shower fitted over, wash basin and toilet. There is also an airing cupboard and access to the insulated loft overhead.
Nb - room sizes are shown at the bottom of the page.
Transport links
West Chadsmoor is located near to Cannock Town centre and south of Huntington, between the A34 Stafford Road and Pye Green Road. This therefore gives excellent road links to the centre of Cannock, Stafford and Hednesford. There is a less than ten-minute drive for drivers to reach the M6 motorway (Birmingham, Walsall & Stafford) and the A5 (Lichfield, Brownhills and Tamworth) as well as the A460 north beyond Hednesford towards Rugeley.
The property is roughly equidistant from both Cannock and Hednesford railway stations. There are both in walking distance (maybe 15-20 minutes) and both form part of the Chase Line which runs from Rugeley Trent Valley to Birmingham New Street, passing through Cannock and Walsall.
Those preferring to take the bus will be delighted to find very regular service to Cannock Town Centre from Pye Green Road. Naturally, buses to Stafford are available from the A34 (Stafford Road).
Schools & amenities
Buyers with children will be delighted with how close this house is to both catchment schools. In particular, the local primary school is a short walk (only 0.3 miles) to Moorhill Primary on Pye Green Road. The catchment secondary school is the well-regarded Cannock Chase High School and is a 0.7-mile walk. Although we have researched this information, it is highly recommended that parents check with the local authority to confirm catchment.
Travelling south down Pye Green Road and onto the A34 brings the new owners to Cannock town centre where there is a plethora of well-known and independent stores and food outlets. Suburban Cannock is well stocked with little newsagents and convenience stores, the nearest being on the nearby junction of Pye Green Road and Cemetery Road.
In the opposite direction (north), Pye Green Road leads directly to Cannock Chase national park aonb (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and therefore this opens up recreational activities such as walking, running, cycling and riding.
Room sizes
Ground Floor
Lounge: 13’11 x 12’2 (into recess)
Kitchen: 14’3 x 6’7
Dining Room: 15’4 x 7’10
Lean-To: 4’5 x 3’9
First Floor
Bedroom One: 10’9 x 9’5 (plus Bedroom Three measurements)
Bedroom Two: 11’1 x 8’6 (plus door recess)
Original Bedroom Three: 5’11 x 5’8
Bathroom: 8’1 x 6’5
Tenure: Freehold
EPC band: E
