Did we mention that we love houses? It’s probably why the Follwells family has been helping people to live where they love for nearly 30 years. And during this time we’ve seen lots of dream homes right here in Staffordshire.
What do the dream homes of Staffordshire look like? You decide.
Dream Homes – Glorious gardens
Staffordshire gardens are amongst the best maintained in the UK. And with over 2300 garden centres and retail nurseries nationwide it’s clear that we are a nation that invests in our outside space. So if a tranquil escape is something you find yourself daydreaming about during the working week then look no further than River Lea Mews. With established gardens and a beautiful natural stream running through it, this home is a delight for anyone looking to wash away the stresses of modern life.
Dream Homes – More light and space
One of the most desirable aspects of home ownership is to live in a house with large amounts of natural daylight. So it’s unsurprising that around 18% of households already have conservatories. And when we view a property that floods an open plan living space with huge amounts of light and finishes it off with views of the Staffordshire countryside, we know that we’ve just entered someone’s dream home. Take a look at the dreamy living space in Gower Street to see what we mean.Â
Dream Homes – The social kitchen
Next on the luxury home check-list is the kitchen. The kitchen has long been the heart of any home, but for it to be a dream kitchen in 2018 it has to be open-plan. As a nation, we are obsessed with open-plan kitchens that allow us to socialise with family and friends, without the need for someone to sit on a radiator. So for any kitchen to be considered a dream it needs to include a dedicated seating area, somewhere for guests to observe the home cook in their natural environment. Here are 3 of the finest open-plan kitchens we’ve sold in the last 12 months.Â
Dream Homes – Making an entrance
What’s the point in having a dream home and not sharing it? Since its inception in the 1970s, our obsession with the great British dinner party has born shows such as Come dine with me, Dinner Date and Britain’s Best Cook. So whether it’s a long gallery of family photos, a Farrow and Ball boot room or a refurbished Minton tile floor every dream home needs an equally impressive hallway to receive guests. This property on Shut Lane Head certainly leaves a lasting impression.
We’ve valued, surveyed and photographed homes all over Staffordshire and they all have one thing in common. Every house is a dream home for someone. Someone who’ll embrace its little surprises, continue its story and spend every day making it a little less ordinary.
