- A well located country cottage within walking distance of Eccleshall
- Standing within the curtilage of Johnson Court.
- Kitchen with fitted units and space for a breakfasting table.
- Attractive sitting room with stairs rising to the first floor.
- Well appointed dining room and guest cloakroom.
- Two first floor bedrooms with a study of bedroom one.
- Fitted bathroom with a shower over the bath.
- Access to a small area of lawn.
- LPG central heating.
- EPC D 62
About this home
Nestled within the charming curtilage of Johnson Court and just a pleasant stroll from the heart of Eccleshall, this delightful two-bedroom country cottage offers a harmonious blend of traditional character and modern convenience. The property comprises a kitchen, thoughtfully designed with fitted units and ample space for a breakfasting table, making it ideal for both casual mornings and relaxed entertaining. The attractive sitting room is of a comfortable size and has a staircase to the first floor. A well-appointed dining room presents the perfect setting for intimate meals, complemented by a guest cloakroom that adds a practical touch for visitors. Upstairs, the cottage boasts two comfortable bedrooms, each designed to make the most of natural light and tranquil views, with the principal bedroom benefitting from an adjoining study – perfect for those seeking a quiet workspace or reading nook. The fitted bathroom, includes a shower over the bath.
The cottage is heated by LPG central heating. Located just a short walk from Eccleshall’s bustling high street, residents can enjoy the convenience of local shops, cafes, and schools, while excellent transport links provide easy access to Stafford (approximately 8 miles away) and the wider region. This inviting home is ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat with the benefit of community amenities close at hand, and its thoughtfully arranged interiors offer both charm and adaptability for modern living.
The landlord regrets that it is not possible to accept tenants with dogs because of the un fenced garden.
EPC D 62
