• Utility Area +
• Living Room +
• Kitchen +
• Dining Room +
• Large Rear Garden +
• 2 Double Bedrooms +

The Property Council Tax Band:  TBC EPC Rating:  D

This two-bedroom semi-detached house in Cannock is for sale and offers a practical layout, two reception rooms, and a large rear garden, making it a good option for first-time buyers looking for their own space with outdoor potential.

Located in Cannock, the property is well placed for local amenities, including everyday shops, supermarkets, cafés and services in and around the town centre.

On the ground floor, the property features two reception rooms. The first reception room is used as a dining room and includes an electric fire, offering a defined area for mealtimes or entertaining. The second reception room serves as the lounge and includes stairs to the first floor, giving a natural separation between living and sleeping areas.

The kitchen is fitted with a wood-effect suite and provides plenty of work top space, supporting modern everyday living. A porch off the kitchen includes a small utility area which adds further practicality, and, enhancing storage and laundry options. There is access to the rear garden from the side porch, which is convenient for outdoor dining or supervising the garden.

Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms. Bedroom one is a double, offering comfortable sleeping space. Bedroom two is also a double and includes a built-in cupboard, providing useful storage without infringing on floor space.

The bathroom is fitted with a free-standing bath with shower over bath, combining bathing and showering options. There is built-in storage, along with a toilet and hand basin, keeping the room functional and tidy.

One of the key features of this home is the large rear garden, which offers scope for a variety of uses such as seating areas, play space or planting, depending on requirements.

Cannock is served by Cannock railway station, which provides services towards Birmingham and Rugeley. Typical journey times from Cannock to Birmingham New Street are around 40–50 minutes, making commuting into the city feasible for work, study or leisure. Local bus services operate across Cannock and surrounding areas, connecting residential streets with the town centre, schools and nearby villages.

Road links are strong, with access from Cannock to the M6 and A5 for travel towards Birmingham, Stafford, Wolverhampton and beyond. This makes the location suitable for those who need to drive to nearby employment centres, shopping destinations or leisure facilities.