House For Sale £425,000
Sitting on a pretty corner plot in this much sought-after cul-de-sac location, this spacious two-bedroomed bungalow offers well maintained, mature gardens filled with an eclectic mix of trees, shrubs, lawns and planted borders.
The bungalow welcomes you with a quirky entrance hallway that provides plenty of space for furniture. The floor is adorned with parquet flooring which runs throughout most of the property. There are then three main routes into the rest of the bungalow from this hallway.
To the right of the entrance hallway is a spacious lounge with dual aspect windows (one is a corner window) and a feature fireplace. This room could double up as a dining room and there is a service hatch to the kitchen.
Straight on from the entrance hallway is the kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with wall and base units and a pantry. There is also space for a dining table. A further rear hall from the kitchen gives access to a utility room providing plumbing for a washing machine and sink and a second store-room/pantry.
Also off the rear hall is a conservatory/garden room, with doors into the rear garden, and a door to the rear courtyard, which has paths leading around to both driveways, gardens and garage.
Back in the entrance hallway, to the left, an inner hall leads to the two double bedrooms. The main bedroom is spacious and light with two fitted wardrobes. There is a window to the rear aspect and a characterful corner window to the front and side. The second bedroom is also spacious with a double fitted wardrobe and a large window to the rear aspect.
The inner hall also leads to a separate toilet and a bathroom with a large airing cupboard.
Outside, there are several choices of seating by way of patios, lawns and a courtyard. There are also two driveways which provide plenty of off-road parking with one of the drives leading to a single garage.
Location
Baldwins Gate sits just a short drive from Newcastle-Under-Lyme and within easy access of junction 15 of the M6 motorway making it a rural village with excellent commuter links, to Cheshire, Manchester & Birmingham. The village is well equipped with a gastro style pub, post office/shop, doctor's surgery, highly-rated butchers/delicatessen, village hall and primary school (which has an Ofsted rating of "good"). There is a mainline train station in Stoke-On-Trent and Stafford along with many beautiful places to walk in the surrounding Staffordshire countryside.
Directions
Leave Eccleshall via the A519 Newcastle Road proceeding through the villages of Slindon, Mill Meece and Cotes Heath. At the roundabout take a left hand turn onto the A51 heading towards Market Drayton and pass through the villages of Stableford and Hill Chorlton. Take a right hand turn into Sandy Lane and proceed to the end of the road turning right onto the A53 into the village, take the 1st left onto Sandyfields where the property can be found immediately on the left.
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
