• Launch Event: Saturday 28th February, 12pm to 2pm. +
• Period Detached Family Home +
• Three Reception Rooms +
• Recently Upgraded Kitchen and Utility Room +
• 5 Genuine Double Bedrooms +
• Ensuite to Bedroom 1 plus Family bathroom +
• Off Road Parking Leading to a Double Garage +
• Delightful Gardens that Wrap Around the Whole Home +
• 0.31 acre total plot size +
• Freehold | EPC Rating D | Council Tax Band G +

Hill Crest is a most charming, detached-period family home built originally in 1909 and extended and improved by the current owners who have lived here for 46 years. The home occupies an edge of a village position in the popular East Staffordshire village of Anslow. The home is nestled on a plot approaching 1/3 of an acre and has delightful gardens that wrap around the whole property.

Internally, the home boasts 3 reception rooms alongside a generous and recently upgraded breakfast kitchen, utility room and ground floor cloakroom. To the first floor, there are five genuine double bedrooms with an en suite to the main bedroom alongside a well-appointed family bathroom and a further study.

Externally the home has a spacious frontage with off-road parking for many vehicles leading in turn to a double garage whilst the gardens are well established with a variety of seating areas and sit adjacent to open countryside with fabulous views. A viewing comes highly recommended to appreciate all that is on offer.

As you enter Hill Crest, there is a useful porch with sliding doors, which in turn leads into the entrance hallway, which immediately gives you a sense of charm and character on offer with the original Minton tiled flooring. There is a staircase leading to the first floor and pine doors leading off to all rooms. To the rear is a useful coat store, which in turn leads to the ground-floor cloakroom, complete with a washbasin and a low-level WC.

The formal Dining room features a double-glazed box Bay window to the front elevation and a large picture window to the side, flooding this room with light. There is a log burner with a wood surround, and original features continue with cornices and a dado rail. The main sitting room is a most spacious room with French doors leading out to the rear elevation and a large side picture window and again there is a log burner with wood surround and deep-set skirting boards, ceiling coving and plenty of room to accommodate most families.

The heart of the home must be the breakfast kitchen with plenty of space for a large dining table. The home has recently been upgraded with a new kitchen and matching utility room, and the kitchen features ample storage with base and eye-level units and solid work surfaces incorporating a twin bowl sink unit. There is space for a range cooker, and the kitchen features modern tiled flooring along with some integrated appliances. Immediately accessed from this room, there is a most useful snug with French doors leading out to the front elevation.