House For Sale £550,000
Shalfleet, like the small village on the little Wight Isle of paradise, could also be described as a diamond in the rough, giving rise to positive hopes for your future dream home. Sat on a very generous plot, this four-bedroom dormer style house is screaming for a new owner with some vision and love to bring it up to modern day standards. The location couldn't be any more perfect, on a quiet country lane, surrounded by countryside views and trees, i'm certain you will simply fall in love with this lovely place and smile with excitement as you wonder at the potential it has. The front garden is spectacular, with a lush green lawn and mature and small trees a plenty. There is second entrance gate which provides access to the left side of the property and a hard standing which would be ideal for a motorhome. Then the back garden opens up and you can instantly see what it offered the owners, a large vegetable patch to the left along with a greenhouse, a tree that little ones would love to climb and views across the rear of opens fields, it really does warm your heart to think of all the fun that has been had here in the past. But now we'll explore the house and first we have the utility room which is an incredibly practical space with a sink and lighting then doors leading out to the rear garden, a cloakroom with W.C and sink, a large larder and the final door into the fantastic double tandem garage. A door to the left takes you into the kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted out with matching wall and base units, sink, double oven and spaces for fridge and dishwasher, there's even a little pantry with a window. From here there is a door that leads to the living room and another into the corridor where you can find the dining room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. First on your right is the dining room which could also be used for a bedroom, playroom, study or possibly knocked through to the kitchen to open it up for a large kitchen/diner. The bathroom is next and has been recently re-fitted so is contemporary with a walk-in shower enclosure, lovely grey tiles to half the walls, grey gloss fitted units with inset sink and W.C and a heated chrome towel rail. To the end of the corridor, you have two double bedrooms, one overlooking the rear garden and the other the front garden, both enjoy lovely views. If we head past the stairs the lounge is on the left forward facing once again the beautiful, large front garden. Up the stairs we head and from the large landing there is lots of eave's storage and two very large bedrooms either side of the stairs. Both bedrooms also have plenty of eaves storage and windows to the gable ends. There is no doubt this home will become a project for the future owner, but the opportunity it beholds we think you'll agree is worth you giving us a call today to book a viewing on this fantastic dormer style house.
Directions
Head out of Eccleshall towards Stafford to Junction 14. Turn onto the M6 heading South and turn off at Junction 13 (Stafford South). Take the 2nd exit to the A449, take the 1st right on to School Lane, at the t-junction turn left, continue along where the property can be found on the left hand side
Location
Dunston was formerly part of the ancient parish of Penkridge, although very rural surrounded by countryside, it benefits from being just 1.5 miles from Penkridge railway station and just under 3 miles from Junction 13 of the M6 making it a fantastic quiet, commuter location. Penkridge is rich in history and has many local amenities including shops, pubs, restaurants, butchers and bakery along with a local market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It is also on the cusp of Cannock Chase.
Directions
Head out of Eccleshall towards Stafford to Junction 14. Turn onto the M6 heading South and turn off at Junction 13 (Stafford South). Take the 2nd exit to the A449, take the 1st right on to School Lane, at the t-junction turn left, continue along where the property can be found on the left hand side
Location
Dunston was formerly part of the ancient parish of Penkridge, although very rural surrounded by countryside, it benefits from being just 1.5 miles from Penkridge railway station and just under 3 miles from Junction 13 of the M6 making it a fantastic quiet, commuter location. Penkridge is rich in history and has many local amenities including shops, pubs, restaurants, butchers and bakery along with a local market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It is also on the cusp of Cannock Chase.
