Station Road, Mow Cop, Stoke-On-Trent
£460,000

***NO CHAIN***

Enjoying magnificent, far-reaching panoramic countryside views from every window, this beautifully positioned and extended home is expected to attract strong interest. Early viewing is highly recommended and, in the meantime, we invite you to watch the video tour and view the photographs.

The property and land extends to approximately 0.31 acres.

The house has been well maintained throughout. The solid pine bespoke kitchen (by E Beech) is of good quality and has plenty of storage space. Features include a mix of hardwood-framed and PVCu double glazing, combi boiler gas central heating connected to a Hive system allowing remote control via the internet.

Automatic remote-controlled dining room curtains and blinds, also operable through hand controls or via Alexa.

To the front, a generous vitreous clay block-paved driveway provides ample off-road parking and leads to the garage, complemented by lawned gardens and raised flower and shrub borders. The rear garden is well stocked and enjoys a stone patio with steps down to a lawn and a rear gate opening directly onto a shared paddock.

The property owns a strip of land approximately the width of the plot, extending down to the hedge. This paddock was jointly purchased many years ago by neighbouring homeowners to safeguard the outlook and prevent future development. A clawback clause will apply, stating that should the land be developed within the next 20 years, the purchaser will be required to pay the current owner (or their successors) 50% of the uplift in value from grazing to development land.

Internally, the accommodation extends to approximately 164.8 sq m (1,773 sq ft) and comprises a front conservatory with outstanding views over woodland, entrance hall, WC, lounge, dining room, rear conservatory enjoying a rural aspect and panoramic views over five counties on a clear day, breakfast kitchen, rear lobby and porch.

To the first floor are three well-proportioned bedrooms with fitted furniture and open views, with the principal bedroom benefiting from a corner wash-hand basin and shower enclosure. A family bathroom completes the first floor accommodation.

Planning permission was previously approved in 1999 (Application No: 31284/3) to extend the first-floor accommodation, although this has since lapsed.

The location is ideal for commuters, offering convenient access to Congleton, Biddulph and the A34 via Congleton or Scholar Green, enabling onward travel to major road and rail networks. Congleton, Biddulph and Kidsgrove all offer a range of major supermarkets within easy reach. The area also provides excellent countryside walks, with Mow Cop Castle, Little Moreton Hall, both National Trust properties close by.  There are also a number of local schools.

Viewings are strongly recommended to fully appreciate the setting, views and potential of this exceptional home.