High View Road, Stoke-On-Trent ST9

Property Details: - Type: Detached house - Bedrooms: 3 - Bathrooms: 1

Agent: James Du Pavey Estate Agents - Cheadle Phone: 01538 223581

<p><strong>A Most Elegant Residence</strong></p><p><em>“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a gentleman or lady of discerning taste must be in want of a home both dignified in character and graceful in situation.”</em></p><p>Situated amidst lush and verdant grounds, this most becoming abode offers a rare and felicitous union of timeless elegance and the subtle luxuries of modern convenience. Upon arrival, one is graciously welcomed by a newly fashioned driveway, leading to a charming gray door, which opens into a wide and inviting entrance hall. Here, one might cast aside shoes and cares alike, entering into a home that soothes the soul and delights the eye.The principal room — an open and spacious sitting room-cum-dining area — is bathed in natural light from gracious French doors. An exposed brick feature wall, complete with a log-burning stove, lends warmth and intimacy, whilst ample space allows for a grand dining table, well-suited for entertaining esteemed guests or beloved family. The galley kitchen, fitted with gleaming white cabinetry, offers a profusion of storage and space for modern appliances. A clever open-plan area beyond extends the storage possibilities yet further, ensuring every domestic necessity may be discreetly housed. A guest water closet completes the ground floor arrangements most satisfactorily. Ascending to the upper floor, one finds three bedchambers: two generously proportioned doubles and a charming single, fit to serve as a nursery, study, or dressing room. The larger rooms afford tranquil views across the fields — a pastoral delight. The family bathroom is appointed with both a walk-in shower and a splendid bathtub, fit for the indulgence of either brisk refreshment or languid repose. To the rear, the garden is a tiered and landscaped haven — a lush green lawn bordered by mature shrubs, complemented by gravel and patio terraces ideal for summer refreshments and evening repose. At its lowest level lies a bed of blue slate and a most intriguing hut area to the rear of the garage — a nook seemingly destined for the genteel luxury of a hot tub. The property also boasts generous parking — ample room for several carriages (or automobiles, as they are now called) upon the driveway, and a garage offering further accommodation for storage or transport. Set within the much-admired village of Endon — prized for its reputable schools and semi-rural charm — this delightful residence is but a ten-minute journey to Leek, where one may enjoy all the necessities and pleasures of modern commerce. The proximity to the A53 ensures admirable transport links. In all, a most commendable property — one that must be viewed to be fully appreciated. Pray, do not tarry — such an opportunity is rare indeed.</p><br/>EPC Rating: D