- Perfect for first-time buyers, growing families, or anyone looking for their own space. Within walking distance of Stone's vibrant centre with a range of amenities and travel links. +
- Three generously sized bedrooms and a bathroom offering a bath, sink, and W/C. +
- Open flow living room and dining room, plus a practical L-shaped kitchen with additional breakfast room, utility, and shower room. +
- South-West facing rear garden with patio seating space and grass lawn. +
- Frontage overlooking the Stone Common Plot with convenient steps leading down to the home and on-street parking. +
If you’ve been searching high and low for the perfect home, look no further—because there ain’t no _Mount_ain high enough to keep you from this gem on Mount Road! Just a short, scenic stroll from Stone’s vibrant town centre, this three-bedroom beauty is primed and ready for someone to make it sing.
Internally this home features a spacious living room with a seamless flow leading into the dining room, flooded with natural light thanks to the glazed sliding doors leading to the rear garden. The kitchen is set in a practical L-shape with plenty of room for appliances and storage. The kitchen opens to a breakfast space and separate utility area. Completing the ground floor is a side hall and shower room. Upstairs three spacious bedrooms await, along with a bathroom offering a bath, a sink, and a W/C.
Continue to the South-West facing rear garden with patio seating space and a grass lawn, overlooking greenery. The front of the home is perfectly positioned with beautiful views of the Stone Common Plot, with a tiered frontage offering steps leading down to the home and on road parking.
Location
Stone is a charming market and canal town situated on the River Trent, between the larger towns of Stafford and Stoke-on-Trent, close to the A34, M6, and mainline train stations, giving easy access to Stafford, Stoke, and beyond.
The town boasts a vibrant high street filled with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, alongside regular farmers’ and craft markets. Stone is also celebrated for its thriving food and drink scene, most notably the annual Stone Food & Drink Festival, which showcases local produce and artisan talent.
For leisure and outdoor pursuits, the nearby Trent and Mersey Canal provides scenic towpaths for walking and cycling, while and surrounding countryside offer plenty of green space.
Stone has a with popular first, middle and high schools all within the town as well as highly regarded independent schools.
With a blend of historic charm, strong community spirit, and convenient access to both rural and urban amenities, Stone offers an attractive place to live, work, and visit in the heart of Staffordshire.