Sandon Road, Stafford

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Sandon your house hunt here! Bursting with character, beautifully balanced living space and an exceptionally long rear garden, this three-bedroom terrace blends period charm with some seriously stylish modern touches.
Situated on Sandon Road in Stafford, this attractive traditional home is conveniently placed for a range of local shops, schools and everyday amenities, while Stafford town centre offers a wider selection of shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities. Stafford's mainline railway station and useful road connections also make the location practical for those travelling further afield.
The property has a traditional terraced frontage, with the entrance door opening into a porch before continuing into the welcoming entrance hallway.
One of the home's lovely original details immediately makes an impression here, with attractive Minton tiled flooring adding plenty of period character.
To the left is the first of two generous reception rooms. Currently arranged as a dining room, this beautiful space benefits from a bay window bringing in plenty of natural light alongside an original fireplace providing a wonderful focal point.
Continuing along the hallway, the second reception room provides the main living space. Another beautiful feature fireplace gives the room plenty of character, while the layout flows conveniently through into the kitchen beyond.
The kitchen is well proportioned with a good amount of cupboard, worktop and preparation space, while an exposed brick wall adds another lovely character feature.
Beyond the kitchen is a separate utility room alongside a convenient ground-floor WC, before a door leads directly out into the rear garden.
And what a garden it is. The outside space begins with a combination of pebbled and paved areas alongside the house before dropping gently down onto a further paved section.
From here, the garden stretches out considerably, creating an exceptionally long outdoor space that is a real highlight of the property. A central lawn runs much of its length, framed on either side by established flower borders, while a garden shed is positioned towards the far end.
Heading back inside, stairs from the entrance hallway rise to the first-floor landing and three well-proportioned bedrooms.
There are two spacious double bedrooms and a good-sized single, providing a practical layout for couples and families alike.
Completing the accommodation is the particularly impressive family bathroom. Beautifully updated with a stylish contemporary design, it offers both a large walk-in shower and a separate bathtub, creating a luxurious finish while retaining the practicality needed for everyday family life.
With two generous reception rooms, three bedrooms, original character features and a truly fantastic rear garden, this is a traditional Stafford terrace with far more up its sleeve than you might expect from the front.
Entrance Porch-
Entrance Hallway-
Dining Room-
Living Room-
Kitchen-
Utility Room-
Guest WC-
First Floor Landing-
Bedroom One-
Bedroom Two-
Shower Room-
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Front Garden
The property has a traditional terraced frontage, with the entrance door opening into a porch before continuing into the welcoming entrance hallway.
Rear Garden
From here, the garden stretches out considerably, creating an exceptionally long outdoor space that is a real highlight of the property. A central lawn runs much of its length, framed on either side by established flower borders, while a garden shed is positioned towards the far end.