Church Road, Brown Edge

Property description

A charming and characterful stone built semi detached cottage residence, dating back to the early 1800s (Circa 1832). Situated in an attractive and popular village location within easy commuting distance of Stoke on Trent, Leek and Endon. There are lots of local countryside walks nearby including close proximity to Knypersley Pool and Greenway Bank Country Park. The Peak district area is also within nearby driving distance.

Historically the property was once an infant school for the village and is believed to have been converted into a residential property around 1910. It offers well proportioned accommodation with features throughout to include two spacious front facing reception rooms and a cottage style breakfast kitchen to the rear. The first floor has three well proportioned bedrooms comprising of two large doubles and one large single room with a three-piece bathroom to accommodate. The property holds an elevated position with far-reaching views over rolling countryside of the Upper Trent Valley to the front aspect and even as far across to North Wales on a sunny day ! At the rear there is a well stocked tiered garden enjoying further views and a lower courtyard area.

Accommodation comprises of a central reception hallway with staircase and exposed stone brick feature wall. There are two front facing reception rooms enjoying rural views and consist of a sitting room with a fireplace within chimney breast having timber over mantel. The main living room has exposed timbers and a stone feature open fireplace having slate mantle. An attractive cottage style breakfast kitchen is accessed from the living room with window outlook and stable door giving opening onto the rear courtyard. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base/wall units with a one and a half-inset sink and space/provision for freestanding appliances/white goods. There is a feature exposed stone archway to one wall with built in display shelving and a further walk in cupboard houses the central heating boiler.

On the first floor there is a spacious landing area and a low-rise window overlooking the front enjoying far reaching views. The two main large double bedrooms also have low rise windows which enjoy further far-reaching rural views are both fitted with wardrobes units. A good-sized single bedroom has a window aspect to the rear and a bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite has a side window overlooking the courtyard.

The property is accessed from a gated forecourt with wrought iron gate and railings to front boundary.

The rear comprises of an attractive well stocked tiered garden within an abundance of shrubbery and plants and enjoys further partial views from a patio area with seated pergola. Access is from a lower paved courtyard area with plastic store shed up to the tiered garden.

Agents note: From the courtyard there Is pedestrian access to the rear of the neighbouring adjoining property (NO.58) for bin storage.

The property is currently vacant and is offered for sale with no further upward chain.