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Three-bedroom historic end-of-terrace property

Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 - Get Access

3 bed 2 bath

Description

Step into a piece of local history with this unique three-bedroom end-of-terrace property. Originally built as the historic Caretaker’s House for the former Territorial Army base, this residence possesses authentic architectural charm, remarkable high ceilings, and period character that standard modern builds simply cannot match. Whether you are seeking a distinctive home to live in or a high-yielding addition to your property portfolio, this home presents an unbeatable opportunity for homeowners and landlords alike. Deceptively spacious and flooded in natural light from the expansive windows, the accommodation offers exceptional versatility and key modern upgrades throughout. You are welcomed by a grand entrance hallway with striking high ceilings that sets the tone for the character found throughout the home. There are two reception rooms filled with natural light, featuring an exposed brick floor-to-ceiling fireplace as a magnificent central focal point. The kitchen boasts a fully operational cast-iron kitchen range, alongside recently modernised fittings. Practicality is fully catered for with a convenient ground floor WC, a recently updated family bathroom, and quality laminate flooring fitted throughout. Upstairs, a generous landing lends itself perfectly as a quiet reading nook, study zone, or creative corner. The sleeping quarters comprise two spacious double bedrooms alongside a good-sized single bedroom. Complete with robust integrated security shutters to the rear ground floor, this low-maintenance asset is exceptionally secure and ready for the rental market or as a home. Positioned right in the heart of Stoke, this home is perfectly placed for modern living, convenience, and long-term capital growth, sitting within a rapidly transitioning regeneration hotspot surrounded by urban neighbourhood developments. Transport convenience is second to none, being just a short walk to Stoke-on-Trent Railway Station, which offers direct, fast train lines straight into London Euston. For motorists, the property is located just a short drive away from the A50, A500, A34, and M6. Residents will also benefit from scenic walking paths along the River Trent and Trent & Mersey Canal, as well as immediate proximity to Staffordshire University, historic Stoke Minster, major supermarkets including Sainsbury’s and Lidl, local pubs, independent shops, a modern fully equipped gym, local library facilities, the Civic Centre, and King’s Hall.
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Medium confidence Floor Area Estimated: 1,050 sq ft

This three-bedroom historic end-of-terrace property in central Stoke was valued by examining its distinctive architectural features and generous estimated floor area of 1,050 sq ft. The property is in fair condition with traditional interior styling, requiring minor cosmetic attention to the bathroom rather than a full structural overhaul. Baseline market rates for local terraced housing provide the core pricing foundation, adjusted proportionally for required finishing works.

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