Property description

Do you have a traditional attitude, but with a contemporary life? If so, I might have found your alter ego in a house! This is a home with substance, properly built, with plenty of space, lovely garden and great location, but it addresses what we need today equally as well as it did some 80 years ago. There are not one but two great sized reception rooms, breakfast kitchen with a traditional but oh so useful pantry, upstairs, not one but two big double bedrooms, as well as another bedroom which is a really good single, the bathroom is fitted with one of those modern, traditional suites where you have the choice of a soak in the tub or a quick scrub in the shower. So, in a world of parallels, I think this fits well with what we look for. And this goes without saying that whilst built in the days where only the aristocracy made their way in the luxury of cars, this home has not only a detached garage but a drive which will accommodate an entourage of vehicles! So let your head spin with contradictions and come on in!

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall
A fabulous entrance hall with original black and white chequered flooring, original leaded light window to the side and a useful store cupboard. Radiator, stairs to the first floor and doors leading to the ground floor accommodation.

Dining Room - 11' 7'' (into bay) x 10' 10'' (3.53m (into bay) x 3.30m)
A good sized room with a period style fire surround and tiled hearth with a recess suitable for an open fire (subject to necessary building regulations). Having stripped flooring, picture rails, coving to the ceiling, radiator and walk-in bay window with original leaded lights.

Living Room - 16' 3'' x 11' 0'' (4.95m x 3.35m)
A fantastic sized main reception room with an Adams style fire surround housing an inset gas living flame fire, window to the rear, radiator and coving to the ceiling.

Kitchen - 16' 7'' x 7' 1'' (5.05m x 2.16m)
A galley style kitchen with Belfast sink and cupboards beneath and topped with granite work surfaces with some tiled splashbacks. Space for a cooker with glass splashback, further appliance spaces and an area suitable for a breakfast table. Windows to the rear and side and an attractive stable door to the rear, tiled flooring and useful walk-in larder cupboard with window to the side.

First Floor

Landing
An attractive turned staircase leads to a small galleried landing with a window to the side, access to the loft and doors leading to all first floor accommodation.

Bedroom One - 13' 3'' x 10' 2'' (4.04m x 3.10m)
A good sized double room with a window to the rear, radiator, original picture rails and period style fire surround.

Bedroom Two - 12' 5'' (into bay) x 10' 1'' (3.78m (into bay) x 3.07m)
A further great sized double room with a walk-in bay window to the front and having a radiator.

Bedroom Three - 10' 0'' x 7' 2'' (3.05m x 2.18m)
Having a radiator and a window to the rear.

Bathroom - 7' 2'' x 6' 4'' (2.18m x 1.93m)
Attractively appointed and comprising a white suite comprising a panelled bath with mains power shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and close coupled WC. Two windows to the front, coving to the ceiling, part tiling to the walls, radiator and an airing cupboard.

Exterior
The property sits on a pretty plot with a front garden hosting a selection of mature plants and shrubs with a paved driveway which leads all the way along the side of the property to the rear and leads to the detached garage. The rear garden offers a good degree of privacy and has a generous patio seating area with lawns which hosts a lovely selection of mature plants shrubs and trees. The garden shed stands behind the detached garage with paved access to this and to the front.

Directions
Leave Stone town centre along the Stafford Road and at Fillybrooks island take third exit heading north along the A34 and then take the third turning on the left onto Park Avenue and bear immediately right onto Grove Road where you will find the property on the left hand side as indicated by our for sale board.