Four-bedroom detached home on a large plot near town centre and mainline station, ideal for families.
Four double bedrooms, main with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe
Open-plan modern kitchen with island and bright patio doors
Dedicated study/office and living room with log burner
Ample off-street parking, garage and electric vehicle charging point
Private south-facing rear garden with two storage sheds
Built 1983–1990; typical maintenance and modernisation may be needed
Double glazing fitted post-2002; mains gas boiler and radiators
Local area has higher crime levels; council tax is quite expensive
Set on a large plot in a well-regarded Rowley Park location, this four-bedroom detached home suits growing families seeking space and easy commuting. Ground floor living centres on a modern open-plan kitchen with island and bright patio doors, complemented by a separate living room with a log burner and a useful dedicated study for home working.
Upstairs offers four double bedrooms, including a main bedroom with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe area, plus a family bathroom with bath and separate shower. The house is practical: double glazing installed post-2002, mains gas boiler and radiators, Karndean-style flooring downstairs and an electric vehicle charging point on the driveway.
Outdoors there’s ample off-street parking, garage access and a private south-facing rear garden with two sheds — good for children, entertaining and storage. The property sits close to Stafford town centre and the mainline station, with straightforward road links to the A449 and the M6.
Be aware of two important considerations: the local area records higher-than-average crime levels, and council tax is described as quite expensive. The property dates from the 1980s, so buyers should expect typical maintenance and consider an update cycle over time (cosmetic or mechanical) despite the home’s good presentation overall.