A charming, period central village cottage providing deceptively spacious accommodation
with a pretty garden to the rear standing in the heart of a particularly sought after and highly regarded South Staffordshire village.
*Recently Improved and updated *

Location - The Old Sweet Shop stands in a prominent position in the centre of Brewood close to the superb setting of St Mary and St Chad's Church and is a landmark house that is particularly well viewed as you drive up Dean Street as it stands at the meeting of Dean Street, School Road and Church Road.

The village centre provides a full complement of local facilities which are ideal for everyday needs including excellent schooling with Brewood First and Middle Schools being within easy walking distance of the property itself.

The further and more extensive amenities afforded by Wolverhampton City and Stafford town centres are within reach as is the delightful village of Codsall and the area is well served by communications with the M54 and M6 being within convenient travelling distance and local rail services running from Codsall Station.

Description - The Old Sweet Shop is a charming, period village residence with an unusual, curved facade creating a house of much note which is a talking point within the village. Internally, the house provides accommodation which is deceptively spacious and which is belied by the property's compact exterior and there is a delightful, low maintenance garden to the rear.

The property benefits from a new bathroom which was fitted approximately two years ago, double glazed windows and gas fired central heating and has a lovely, warm and welcoming feel.

Accommodation - A panelled, double glazed and leaded front door opens into the superb PRINCIPAL RECEPTION ROOM which provides ample space for both seating and dining areas and which is a fine focal point to the home. The entire room has laminated flooring, there are two double glazed windows, coved ceiling, a decorative wall-mounted electric fire, fitted wall shelving and wiring for a wall-mounted television. There is a small INNER HALL with a cloaks and coats area and a door to the CELLAR which provides a useful storage area with electric light and wall shelving. The DINING KITCHEN is of an excellent size with a full range of wall and base-mounted cupboards, space for a gas cooker, stainless steel sink and double drainer, part tiled walls, tiled floor, wiring for wall-mounted television, double glazed side and rear windows and a door to the REAR HALL / LAUNDRY with double glazed windows, a door to the garden, tiled floor and a door to the CLOAKROOM with a white suite of pedestal basin and wc, double glazed window and tiled floor.