For Sale3 Bedroom Semi-Detached House in Tudor Road, Burntwood, WS7£270,000
Property Type
Semi-Detached House
Bedrooms
× 3
Tenure
Freehold
Price
£270,000
Stage
Sold STC
Key Features
- No upward chain
- Impressive open plan lounge & dining
- Large conservatory with insulated roof
- Galley style kitchen (garage conversion)
- Three generous bedrooms
- Modern bathroom suite with separate wc
- Full width driveway
- Private rear garden & flagstone patio
- Walking range of shops, schools and park
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Description
THE PROPERTY
Tenure: FREEHOLD
EPC Rating: D ** Council Tax Band: C
Introduction & Exterior
Available with No Upward Chain, this fabulously presented family home set within a peaceful suburb of Burntwood will prove extremely popular to those seeking lots of interior space with there being generous bedrooms and magnificent reception space. The property is set back from Tudor Road holding a slightly elevated position behind a full-width, block-paved driveway that provides comfortable parking for two cars side-by-side.
To the right of the house is secure, gated passage that leads round to the rear garden, passing an exit door from the kitchen. This makes it ideal when returning home with groceries. The garden comprises of a wonderful flagstone patio on ground level with a raised artificial lawn. There are sleepers with shrubbery laid to the borders and more sleepers used as a retaining wall to the garden. At the top right of the garden is a wooden shed and there is a combination of tall wooden fencing and brick wall to the boundaries.
Ground Floor
Viewers enter the home into a welcoming entrance hallway with tiled floor, where there is plenty of room for guests to remove coats and shoes and a storage closet to house them in. The hallway is lovely and bright thanks to a double-glazed window at the front and it’s worth noting that all windows throughout this home are double-glazed. From here there is the staircase to the first floor and a door through to the lounge.
As the garage has been converted to the kitchen, the original ground floor has been opened out into one vast room for relaxing, dining, and entertaining. This open plan reception room has a chimney breast with feature fire mounted within, making a great focal point for the lounge area. The dining is perfectly designated to the far right of the room. In front of the dining area is the entrance to the rear of the kitchen. The kitchen is arranged in a galley style with units to both sides and the front, where the sink and drainer is positioned. Integrated appliances comprise of electric oven, induction hob with overhead extractor fan and a dishwasher. There are clear spaces in and around the units for a washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge freezer.
At the rear of the lounge is a set of French doors that open into a magnificent conservatory that the current owners have upgraded to have an insulated roof with spotlights. This provides the room with the feel of a second reception room whilst maintaining a great view of the rear garden. A further set of French doors open out to the flagstone patio.
First Floor
Moving upstairs, viewers arrive at the L-shaped landing that has doors off to all three bedrooms, the family bathroom, and a separate WC. The bathroom suite comprises of a trendy P-shaped bathtub with shower and curved screen fitted above, wall mounted wash basin, mirrored cabinet, and a chrome heated towel rail. The suite is complemented by white tiling with trim to the majority of the wall space and vinyl flooring. Furthermore, immediately behind the entrance door a deep airing cupboard.
The bedrooms comprise of two double bedrooms and a generous single bedroom. The master bedroom is positioned at the rear left and is a superb sized double room with a window looking out over the garden. The second bedroom, in front of the master, is a smaller but still fantastic double room that has a built-in cupboard that makes great use of the void above the stairwell. On the opposite side of the stairwell is the third bedroom which is currently set out a nursery and would also make a great home office.
NB – ROOM SIZES ARE SHOWN AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.
TRANSPORT LINKS
Tudor Road branches off the A5190 which runs straight through Burntwood between Cannock and Lichfield. There are many rural shortcuts for the new owners to discover routes to Lichfield, Rugeley and Cannock. Further commuting options are provided within a 5-10 minute drive to get to the A5 and M6 Toll roads.
A short walk to Cannock Road (the A5190) will lead the owners to bus stops providing regular services to Burntwood Town Centre, Lichfield, Cannock, Walsall, and an early morning service to Birmingham.
For trains, a 15-20 minute drive to Lichfield Trent Valley train station offers fabulous commuting links due to its split level platform for the West Coast Mainline and the Cross City Line. This means there are regular services to Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield and Redditch as well as national routes to London, Liverpool, Manchester and even the occasional Glasgow service.
SCHOOLS & AMENITIES
According to the Staffordshire Schools website, the catchment schools for this home are the Erasmus Darwin Academy which is 1.3 miles away and Springhill Academy (primary) much closer to home at 0.4 miles away on Mossbank Avenue. Parents will be delighted that both schools hold a Good (2) rating in their latest Ofsted assessments. We do always recommend that buyers check with the local authority first, before confirming catchment.
The nearby Swan Island has many independent and wider known businesses that include a Convenience Store, Post Office, Opticians, Pharmacy and many takeaway outlets. An Esso petrol station is located on Cannock Road uphill in the opposite direction. Further afield, Burntwood is home a large Morrisons supermarket with another petrol station.
Those interested in sport and leisure will be delighted to discover that nearby Rugeley Road leads north via a short journey to Gentleshaw Common and beyond that to Cannock Chase.
Burntwood is also home to a large Leisure Centre, Burntwood RFC (Rugby Club), a Steam Railway and Chasewater Nature Reserve – a place that includes a vast expanse of water and is an idyllic setting for dog walks and maintaining personal fitness.
ROOM SIZES
Ground Floor
Open Plan Lounge with Dining: 18’11 x 12’3 plus 9’1 x 7’5
Kitchen: 17’7 x 6’9
Conservatory: 16’11 x 9’8 (narrowing to 6’9)
First Floor
Bedroom One: 12’4 x 10’0
Bedroom Two: 12’3 x 9’2
Bedroom Three: 9’1 x 6’11
Family Bathroom: 8’0 (into door recess) x 6’9
Separate WC: 4’8 x 3’0
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