Short walk to Stafford town centre and mainline station
Three bedrooms (two doubles) and family bathroom
Driveway, additional side parking and enclosed rear garden
Substantial cellar offering storage or conversion potential
Original features: Minton tiles, bay window, original fireplace
EPC D; double glazing pre-2002 and likely no wall insulation
Solid brick construction — possible thermal upgrade opportunity
Local area records higher crime rates; consider security measures
A characterful three-bedroom semi-detached home a short walk from Stafford town centre, designed for everyday family life. The property combines original features — Minton tiled hallway, bay-window dining room and an original fireplace — with practical living spaces including a separate dining room and a well-sized living room overlooking the garden.
Upstairs are three bedrooms (two doubles) and a family bathroom. A substantial cellar gives generous storage or conversion potential (subject to consents). Outside, you’ll find off-street parking, additional side parking and an enclosed rear garden large enough for family use and gardening.
The house is well presented but has some practical considerations: an EPC rating of D, double glazing installed before 2002 and solid brick walls with no assumed cavity insulation. The property sits in an area with higher local crime statistics, so prospective buyers should factor in any security or insurance implications. Overall this is a spacious, characterful family home in a convenient town location with scope to improve energy efficiency and add value.
