- Convenient and popular location +
- Close to town centre +
- 2 good-sized bedrooms +
- Cosy lounge +
- Good-sized kitchen/diner +
- Great first home +
- Charming and charcterful +
- Train station reasonably close +
Hidden away on the charming and quiet New Garden Street — one of Forebridge's best-kept secrets — sits this gorgeous 2-bed mid-terrace that blends period charm with practical, modern living.
Just off the ever-popular Wolverhampton Road, you're a stone's throw from Stafford town centre, the train station, parks, pubs, and all the lifestyle perks that come with living in our lovely county town.
From the outside, it looks every bit the part — a handsome example of early 1900s architecture. But it's when you step through the upgraded front door (which still nods lovingly to the past) that things really come to life. The Victorian-style tiled hallway sets the tone — full of character, beautifully maintained, and clearly well-loved.
The front lounge is everything you'd want in a snug — think soft lighting, warm tones, and a log burner that brings the whole room together. It's the perfect space to curl up on the sofa, lose yourself in a thriller, and let a Spotify playlist and a caramel macchiato work their magic.
To the rear, things open up beautifully. The second reception room and kitchen flow as one, creating a sociable, multi-use space that's perfect for both entertaining and day-to-day family life. Whether you're hosting a dinner party or just catching up on your latest series with the back doors open to the garden — this room does it all. There's even space for a dining table and a second sofa. Oh, and the kitchen? It's filled with natural light thanks to a large overhead skylight, making it feel airy, welcoming, and ideal for culinary creations.
Upstairs continues the love story — two well-proportioned bedrooms, one at the front and one at the rear. The master is a dreamy space with high ceilings, an exposed wooden floor, decorative fireplace, and plenty of room for wardrobes and furniture. The second bedroom is currently set up as a WFH spot with a futon-style bed, but it's flexible enough to be a full-time bedroom, guest space, or hobby room depending on your needs.
The bathroom, positioned to the side of the property, links both bedrooms via a Jack and Jill layout and offers a surprisingly generous footprint — bright, clean, and ready to go.
Outside, the rear garden is a little slice of tranquillity. South-facing and soaked in sunshine for most of the day, it's the perfect place to potter with your plants, read in peace, or sip something cold on a summer evening.
Whether you're stepping onto the property ladder for the first time or looking to downsize without losing style and soul — this home is a total heart-stealer. Viewings are already being booked… don't miss your chance!
MATERIAL INFORMATION
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: A
Construction Type: Traditional Brick
Sources of Heating: Gas
Sources of Electricity supply: Mains
Sources of Water Supply: Mains
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains
Broadband Connection: 1600 mbs full fibre broadband
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal strength (0-4) EE: 4, Three: 3, O2: 4, Vodafone: 4
Parking: On-street (permit)
Building Safety:
Listed Property: n/a
Restrictions: n/a
Private Rights of Way: shared passageway to rear garden
Public Rights of Way: n/a
Flooded in Last 5 Years: no
Sources of Risk: n/a
Flood Defences: n/a
Planning Permission/Development Proposals:
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Accessibility Measures: n/a
Located on a Coalfield: n/a
Other Mining Related Activities: n/a