THE PROPERTY

This traditional semi-detached home has been brought into the present day by the current owners with a fabulous contemporary décor that viewers will love. The property is built on a slope meaning that from the front it had the appearance of a two storey home whereas to the rear (as shown in the pictures) it has a grand three storey appearance. There is a narrow driveway to the side of the property although we must stress that that is only suitable for the smaller cars manufactured today.

Viewers will enter the home via the side and into a fabulous large kitchen with dining space. The wooden flooring underfoot is gorgeous and this is a theme throughout the home. The kitchen suite is very stylish with hi-gloss unit frontages complimented by a durable dark granite work surface. A one and a half bowl sink with draining cut into the surface is incorporated and there are spaces for a range oven and large fridge freezer. Two large windows provide lots of natural light.

From the kitchen there are three options for viewers to continue their tour, a staircase upto the first floor, a door through to a lovely lounge or the quirky feature of a staircase down to the basement level; where viewers will find a sensational reception room that is currently set out as a cinema room. Previous owners have also used this as a third bedroom. A window and door to the rear of the room lead out to the garden as – due to the aforementioned slope – this room is on the ground floor for the rear of the property.

Back on the main ground floor, the lounge is a beautiful large reception room with its enhanced original wooden floor and wonderful bay window to create extra space. There is plenty of room for a large sofa suite as furniture is arranged around a marvellous feature fireplace.

Moving upstairs, the landing area takes the form of a corridor between bedrooms one and two, with the family bathroom between. Above is a large loft hatch that has fixed folding ladders and provides access to the fully insulated and boarded loft space. Both bedrooms in this home are magnificent doubles with the lovely feature of a chimney breast protruding from the left. Built beside the chimney breast in both rooms are tall fitted wardrobes and there is a large double glazed window to provide lots of natural light.

Finally for the interior is a stylish bathroom suite. The suite includes a large bathtub with central taps and a shower above. The flooring and majority of the walls are tiled and there is a stunning traditional towel radiator with chrome rail.

Finishing outside, the home comes complete with a private garden. This comprises of a large block paved patio with loads of room for a table and chair set and an ideal place to read your morning paper of evening book during the summer. It leads onto a lawn to enhance the appearance and there are shrubs to the borders, mainly at the rear. The garden is kept private by brick walls and wooden fencing and by taking the steps viewers will return to the driveway where they began via two large secure wooden gates.  

NB - ROOM SIZES ARE SHOWN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.

TRANSPORT LINKS

Station Road is located near to the centre of Hednesford. The location is a short drive away from the A460 thus providing superb links to Cannock, the M6 (Birmingham, Walsall & Stafford) and the A5 (Lichfield, Brownhills and Tamworth) as well as North towards Rugeley.

The property couldn’t be better located for trains, with a clue being in the name of Station Road!! The nearest railway station, therefore, is Hednesford and is well within walking distance. The station is located on the Chase Line which runs from Rugeley Trent Valley to Birmingham New Street, passing through Cannock and Walsall.

Those preferring to take the bus will be delighted to find very regular services to Cannock, Burntwood, Stafford, Great Wyrley and other areas of Hednesford operating from Station Road.

SCHOOLS & AMENITIES

According to the Staffordshire Schools website, Kingsmead Academy (located within a mile) is noted as the catchment secondary school. Closer to home, West Hill Primary (at 0.2 miles) is noted as the catchment primary. Although we have researched this information, it is highly recommended that parents check with the local authority to confirm catchment.

As mentioned above, the property is located close to the centre of Hednesford which includes a great shopping precinct with many famous and independent stores. There is a large Tesco supermarket nearby aswell. For a greater shop, Cannock Town Centre and the Orbital Retail Park are both within a ten minute drive.

Hednesford is located on the border of Cannock Chase national park AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and therefore this opens up recreational activities such as walking, running, cycling and riding.

ROOM SIZES

Ground Floor

Lounge: 12’1 (into recess) x 11’10 (plus bay window)

Kitchen with Dining: 20’1 x 12’2 (into recess)

Basement Level

Cinema Room: 13’10 x 12’1 (max width)

First Floor

Bedroom One: 11’11 x 11’5 (plus wardrobes)

Bedroom Two: 11’0 x 11’5 (plus wardrobes)

Family Bathroom: 9’2 x 5’8

EPC band: E