This individual detached property is believed to have been designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott - grandson of the renowned British architect - Sir George Gilbert Scott. Usonian homes were originally designed by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the 1930's.

Accommodation - Step inside the reception hall with a built in cupboard and fitted bookshelves, extending to a delightful study area with excellent display features, shelving and drawer units.

The exceptionally spacious main living area has bespoke Usonian style feature ceiling and fitments, an extensive brick wall housing a log burner, French style doors and four deep windows overlooking and giving access to the sun terrace and garden providing the room with a great deal of natural light.

The dining kitchen has a bespoke range of contrasting gloss units, a one and a half bowl sink and drainer/food preparation area. Integral appliances comprise Miele double oven, Gaggenau steamer, hob and grill plate, an extractor fan plus stainless steel splash back plates. There are four deep windows, a deep built in walk in cupboard and a walk in butler's pantry.

A rear lobby with built in cupboards leads to the main hall area and a door leads you outside.

The magnificent garden lounge provides a wonderful indoor outdoor living space with two pairs of double opening doors leading directly onto the sun terrace.

The excellent bedrooms in the main house all have built in wardrobes. A stylishly appointed bathroom has a bath with chrome accessories, circular wash basin on a stand, contrasting wall tiling, WC and bidet, towel radiator and built in cupboards. There is also a separate shower room having a shower, wash basin, WC and a thoughtfully designed sliding door with integrated mirror.

Outside - A cleverly designed covered walkway gives access to a separate utility room having space and provision for domestic appliances, sink and drainer, cupboards plus a wall mounted boiler. Adjacent is a brick built log store and the:

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It has a living and bedroom space with kitchen off with cupboards and a stainless steel and drainer. A well appointed shower room has a shower, wash basin, WC and a walk in wardrobe off.

The property is approached via a long tree lined drive with a bridge over a culvert leading to the main parking area providing parking for numerous vehicles giving access to the three car garage with workshop off and a WC.

This delightful and secluded plot extends to approx. 1.2 acres. The gardens are outstanding and are predominantly laid to lawn enjoying a variety of mature trees, hedges, beds and borders. A charming octagonal suspended summerhouse is positioned partly over the culvert and features an open fire.

One of the main features of this Usonian influenced property are the lovely outdoor entertaining spaces including the sun terrace leading off the garden lounge amongst other seating areas and a rear productive garden area.

Located within walking distance of the canal town of Stone and its variety of amenities, being well placed for commuting with easy access of the M6 linking the national motorway network. The county town of Stafford has an intercity railway station with regular services operating to London Euston, some of which take only approximately one hour and twenty minutes.

Notes:
There are Tree Preservation Orders on many of the trees.
Our client is in the process of negotiating with neighbours to have two trees removed.
The property is situated next to a railway line.

To view this outstanding individual house, please contact John German Stafford office.

Tenure: Freehold (purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the tenure via their legal representative).
Services: Mains water, drainage, electricity and gas are believed to be connected to the property but purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to their suitability.
Useful Websites: Our Ref: JGA/31072023
Local Authority/Tax Band: Stafford Borough Council / Tax Band F