- Large driveway +
- Within the catchment for Veritas and Weston Road +
- Close to town centre +
- 3 Double Rooms +
- Cannock chase within easy reach +
- Kitchen/Diner +
- Popular location +
- Low maintenance garden +
- Nice views +
Set in a popular and well-connected part of Stafford, this three-bedroom home offers generous room sizes, lovely outlooks and everyday convenience right on the doorstep. With local walks, amenities and the town centre all within easy reach — whether on foot, bike or by car — it also sits perfectly for access out towards Hixon, Weston, Great and Little Haywood, as well as Cannock Chase beyond. It's a location that balances town life with countryside escape beautifully.
From the front, the home immediately catches the eye with its curved bay — a classic feature of this 1930s style that gives these properties so much character. A large driveway provides off-road parking for at least two cars, with access down the side adding extra practicality.
Step inside and the lounge sits proudly to the front, a comfortable and welcoming space where that bay window really shines, filling the room with light and maintaining the charm people love about homes of this era. Next door, the dining room offers a great second reception space, complete with patio doors that open out onto the rear decking — ideal for family meals that drift outside on warmer days. The kitchen sits open to the dining area, making it feel sociable and easy to use rather than closed off, and there's also useful storage tucked neatly under the stairs.
Upstairs, the bedrooms are one of this home's real strengths. All three are well-proportioned, with space for double beds in each. The smallest bedroom to the rear benefits from a small extension, giving it that extra breathing room — it's currently set up with a double bed, proving it works comfortably. Bedrooms one and two are almost identical in size, both nice and square which makes them easy to furnish. The rear bedroom is currently used as the main bedroom, taking full advantage of the lovely outlook across the River Sow and Penk.
Outside, the garden is a good size and designed to be low maintenance, with a couple of substantial shed structures offering plenty of storage or potential for hobbies, workshops or creative spaces.
Owned by two generations of the same family — a real testament to how much it's been loved — this home is now ready for someone new to come along and make it their own. Could this be where your next chapter begins?
MATERIAL INFORMATION
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: C
Construction Type: Traditional
Sources of Heating: Mains gas
Sources of Electricity supply: Mains
Sources of Water Supply: Mains
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains
Broadband Connection: 1800
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal strength (0-4) EE: 3, Three: 3, O2: 3, Vodafone: 3
Parking: Driveway
Building Safety: n/a
Listed Property: No
Restrictions: n/a
Private Rights of Way: n/a
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: n/a
Entrance Location: ///remind.lush.undulation
Accessibility Measures: n/a
Located on a Coalfield: n/a
Other Mining Related Activities: n/a