House For Sale £995,000
Whilst situated in this idyllic location, it is also so convenient for modern day life being within easy access of junction 13 M6 and The County Town Centre of Stafford which has a main line railway station, where there are regular services to London Euston and some of which take only 1 hour and 20 minutes.
There is a lovely reception hall which is spacious and provides a welcoming introduction to this individual detached property, having an attractive brick fireplace and parquet floor which extends to many of the ground floor living rooms. There is a cloakroom off with WC, a sitting room/study with corner fireplace and a charming separate lounge having an inglenook fireplace with cast log burner and a very spacious bay window with window seat beneath. This leads to a conservatory with quarry tiled floor and a separate formal dining room with parquet floor, brick fireplace and steps up an interconnecting cupboard/lobby with the kitchen.
The farmhouse style dining kitchen has an extensive range of contrasting natural and painted wood units, granite work surfaces with Belfast style sink, in addition to a substantial island unit with wooden work surfaces incorporating a spacious dining area. A recess and arch houses the aga, there are further built in cupboards, a wine store, slate tiled floor and as previously mentioned, a cupboard/lobby connecting to the dining room. There is also a separate utility with space and provision for domestic appliances.
The first floor landing leads to four bedrooms, all of which are generous in size and have either built in wardrobes or cupboards. The principal bedroom has French style doors opening to the balcony which enjoys splendid far reaching views. It also has the benefit of its own en suite, having a shower, WC, wash basin, attractive contrasting tiling and towel radiator.
The family bathroom has a suite comprising bath with shower and screen above, oval wash basin set onto a granite top with integrated cupboard beneath, WC, airing cupboard, towel radiator, white tiling to the wet areas of the walls and contrasting grey tiled floor.
Outside - This wonderful, extensive, slightly elevated plot has double gates and an in and out drive. The lower part of the drive provides parking areas and the drive rises to the property which is flanked by lawns either side. Again, having ample parking for numerous vehicles, access to the garage and to the outbuilding which offers excellent potential for a home office. There are lawns to the rear of the property and also a paddock, in addition to a tack room and two stables.
The property is surrounded by beautiful countryside and there are delightful views from many of the windows. It is within easy walking distance to Cannock Chase, an area designated as a place of outstanding natural beauty, a haven for wildlife and an idyllic to walk, run, jog, cycle or trek.
Agents notes:
No mains drainage. Drainage is to a shared septic tank which is situated on a neighbouring farmers land.
There are various reserve rights and covenants and a copy of the Land Registry document and plans are available upon request from our office.
The stables do contain some asbestos sheets.
To view this wonderful, idyllic traditional home surrounded by countryside, please contact John German Stafford office.
Tenure: Freehold (purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the tenure via their legal representative).
Services: Mains water, electricity and gas are believed to be connected to the property but purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to their suitability.
Useful Websites: Our Ref: JGA/06092023
Local Authority/Tax Band: Stafford Borough Council / Tax Band F
There is a lovely reception hall which is spacious and provides a welcoming introduction to this individual detached property, having an attractive brick fireplace and parquet floor which extends to many of the ground floor living rooms. There is a cloakroom off with WC, a sitting room/study with corner fireplace and a charming separate lounge having an inglenook fireplace with cast log burner and a very spacious bay window with window seat beneath. This leads to a conservatory with quarry tiled floor and a separate formal dining room with parquet floor, brick fireplace and steps up an interconnecting cupboard/lobby with the kitchen.
The farmhouse style dining kitchen has an extensive range of contrasting natural and painted wood units, granite work surfaces with Belfast style sink, in addition to a substantial island unit with wooden work surfaces incorporating a spacious dining area. A recess and arch houses the aga, there are further built in cupboards, a wine store, slate tiled floor and as previously mentioned, a cupboard/lobby connecting to the dining room. There is also a separate utility with space and provision for domestic appliances.
The first floor landing leads to four bedrooms, all of which are generous in size and have either built in wardrobes or cupboards. The principal bedroom has French style doors opening to the balcony which enjoys splendid far reaching views. It also has the benefit of its own en suite, having a shower, WC, wash basin, attractive contrasting tiling and towel radiator.
The family bathroom has a suite comprising bath with shower and screen above, oval wash basin set onto a granite top with integrated cupboard beneath, WC, airing cupboard, towel radiator, white tiling to the wet areas of the walls and contrasting grey tiled floor.
Outside - This wonderful, extensive, slightly elevated plot has double gates and an in and out drive. The lower part of the drive provides parking areas and the drive rises to the property which is flanked by lawns either side. Again, having ample parking for numerous vehicles, access to the garage and to the outbuilding which offers excellent potential for a home office. There are lawns to the rear of the property and also a paddock, in addition to a tack room and two stables.
The property is surrounded by beautiful countryside and there are delightful views from many of the windows. It is within easy walking distance to Cannock Chase, an area designated as a place of outstanding natural beauty, a haven for wildlife and an idyllic to walk, run, jog, cycle or trek.
Agents notes:
No mains drainage. Drainage is to a shared septic tank which is situated on a neighbouring farmers land.
There are various reserve rights and covenants and a copy of the Land Registry document and plans are available upon request from our office.
The stables do contain some asbestos sheets.
To view this wonderful, idyllic traditional home surrounded by countryside, please contact John German Stafford office.
Tenure: Freehold (purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the tenure via their legal representative).
Services: Mains water, electricity and gas are believed to be connected to the property but purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to their suitability.
Useful Websites: Our Ref: JGA/06092023
Local Authority/Tax Band: Stafford Borough Council / Tax Band F
