Offering spacious and adaptable living accommodation over three floors, the house delivers both charm and versatility in equal measures. Sympathetically renovated and improved, a real credit to the current owner, the property tucked away yet by no means isolated.
Set serenely adjacent to the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal, the surroundings are rich with eye catching flora and fauna, creating a setting that feels quietly special and wonderfully removed yet remains conveniently placed for everyday life. The towpath runs to the rear of the home.
A home that rewards discovery captures attention and, once seen, is very hard to forget.
The property flows well with flexible multifunctional use rooms. Fully double-glazed some rooms fitted with shutters. Benefitting from air source heat pump and under floor heating throughout, regulated and controlled in each room and supplemented by two electric wood burning stove look alike heaters whilst the bathrooms boast heated towel rails.
Oak internal doors with antique ironmongery, oak flooring in principal rooms with oak effect flooring and ceramic tiling elsewhere.
The entrance area leads to a ground floor shower room and open plan kitchen dining family room fitted with attractive sage green and grey units and integrated appliances.
Four further reception rooms. Lower ground floor is where you discover the equipment for the under floor heating and hot water system, mains water booster tank and laundry.
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a ‘Jack and Jill’ bathroom.
Ample outdoor space with parking, garden on two levels, workshop/studio with storage under, green house and gated access to tow path.
An absolute must see so worthy of an internal inspection. We are waiting for your call.
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