This Grade II listed Georgian residence, in the same family for over forty years, showcases significant historical character and is located centrally within a desirable Staffordshire village. With convenient access to local amenities—including schools, shops, and eateries—this home presents an attractive opportunity for those looking to invest in a renovation project. The accommodation spreads across three floors plus a cellar, totaling an impressive 3710 sq ft. The property is set on a spacious plot with established gardens and ample driveway space, which includes useful outbuildings and carports.<br><br>Upon entering through the grand storm porch, you are welcomed by a generous reception hallway featuring an elegant staircase that leads to upper levels, along with access to the cellar. The ground floor hosts three reception rooms; notably, the light-filled sitting room benefits from period detailing with bay windows overlooking the garden. A study/home office offers flexibility for various uses, enhanced by fitted shelving. The dining room exudes character with its panelled walls and fireplace.<br><br>The kitchen/diner is positioned at the heart of the home and provides substantial scope for modernisation and personalisation according to buyer preferences. Adjacent is a side entrance leading into the garden along with a convenient guest WC.<br><br>On the first floor, you will find four spacious double bedrooms around a central landing area; notably, the main bedroom features an adjoining dressing room that lends itself well to conversion into an en suite bathroom. Two bathrooms on this level include both a family bathroom and an additional shower room.<br><br>An exciting aspect of this property lies on the second floor where four additional rooms along with kitchenette amenities present excellent potential for further development—ideal for extra living space or creating an annex (subject to planning permissions).<br><br>This captivating family home within a sought-after village setting is also conveniently located near major transport links connecting Lichfield, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, Derby, and Nottingham.
