• Period Mid Terrace Property +
• Three Ample Sized Bedrooms +
• Large Modern Fitted Kitchen +
• Two Spacious Reception Rooms +
• Highy Popular Residential Area +
• Close To Local Amenities, Stoke Village +
• Private Rear Courtyard Garden +
• Bright And Airy Family Bathroom +
• Convenient No Onward Chain +
• Early Viewing Advised, EPC=D57 +

Guide Price 180,000
Cross Keys Estates is pleased to present this charming period mid-terrace house located on Seaton Place in the desirable area of Stoke. This delightful property offers a wonderful blend of character and modern living, making it an ideal home for families or those seeking a spacious residence.
The house boasts three ample-sized bedrooms, providing plenty of room for relaxation and rest. The large modern fitted kitchen is perfect for culinary enthusiasts, offering a bright and inviting space to prepare meals. The property features two spacious reception rooms, including a dining room and a sitting room with a lovely bay fronted window, allowing natural light to flood the space and create a warm atmosphere.

The family bathroom is bright and airy, designed to provide comfort and convenience. Additionally, the private rear courtyard garden offers a peaceful outdoor retreat, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or hosting summer gatherings.
Situated close to local amenities and the vibrant Stoke Village, this property is ideally located for those who appreciate the convenience of nearby shops, cafes, and recreational facilities. With the added benefit of no onward chain, this home is ready for you to move in and make it your own.
In summary, this period mid-terrace house on Seaton Place presents an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to settle in a popular residential area. With its spacious rooms, modern features, and charming character, it is a property not to be missed.

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