4 bed detached house for sale in Draycott Road, Tean, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, ST10

Feature arched, part glazed, panel door to the entrance porch, part glazed solid original door to the impressive

Finished with an original feature Minton with a decorative border, tiled floor, central heating radiator, original spindle rail, turn stairs to the first floor with useful understairs storage cupboard.

Sitting Room - 5.33m x 4.01m (17'5" x 13'1")

offers a “Dog grate” open fire in original surround with raised hearth and feature overmantel.  Central heating radiator, wall light points and in keeping with the period, sash window bay window to the front elevation, picture rail, coving to ceiling and ceiling rose.

Dining Room - 4.58m x 4.24m (15'0" x 13'10")

two sash windows to the front elevation, dog grate fireplace in a more modern Adam style surround with tiled hearth and marble inset. Central heating radiator and room finished with picture rail, coving to ceiling and ceiling rose.

 is situated at the rear of the property, sash windows overlooking the garden. Centre piece to this kitchen is a blue three door aga set in a part tiled and exposed bricks recess, original cupboards built into both chimney recesses with drawers beneath. High- and low-level matching units with glazed display cabinets, spice drawers, wooden edge at work surface with stainless steel sink and double drainer. The room is finished with terracotta floor tiling and central heating radiator.

Off the kitchen is a useful walk-in pantry with original thrawl, shelving and ample space for storage.

Boot Room/Utility - 3.52m x 2.61m (11'6" x 8'6")

is fitted with a pine double cupboard, door leading out to the garden and in turn leads to the utility/store.  It is in the Utility you will find the wall mounted gas boiler and hot water cylinder. As the Aga is electric (on Economy 7) there is a backup cook.

with a sash multi panel window to the side elevation, built-in store, continuation of the spindle rail balustrade and finished with coving to ceiling.

The Principal Bedroom - 5.55m x 3.96m (18'2" x 12'11")

is fitted with floor to ceiling wardrobe space, built-in seat with a concealed radiator and storage, ideal to laze and enjoy views of open countryside and the Gorsty Hills.  Dual aspect windows, access into roof space and room finished with picture rail and coving to ceiling.

comprising a four-piece white suite to include, low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panel bath with centralised taps, handheld shower and corner Jacuzzi shower. Chrome heated towel rail, sash multipaned window to the rear elevation and room finished with wall tiling, border tiles and floor tiling.

Bedroom Two - 4.58m x 4.25m (15'0" x 13'11")

multi panel sash window to the front elevation, central heating radiator, room finished with picture rail and coving to ceiling.

comprising low-level WC, feature wash handbasin set on a bathroom storage cupboard, corner shower cubicle with handheld and overhead Drench shower.  Walls finished with fully tiled walls to include a colour complimenting border tile, sash window to front elevation and floor tiling.

Bedroom Three - 4.58m x 4m (15'0" x 13'1")

multi panel sash window to the front elevation, central heating radiator, room finished with picture rail and coving to ceiling.

Bedroom Four - 3.49m x 2.58m (11'5" x 8'5")

sash window to the rear elevation and built-in cupboards.

From the landing is a separate WC with white suite to include WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Window to the rear elevation, splashback wall tiles and chrome heated towel rail.

Rough Iron gate with stone pillars leads to the front of the property with lawned gardens, cobble paved path and shrub borders. Matching cobble stones to the driveway providing off-road parking for several cars. Double gates lead to between the main house and the former Coach house offering the property additional, more private parking.

Backing onto open countryside, the rear garden offers a cottage garden on different levels to appreciate both the location and the property. A timber shelter for the Lazy Spa Hot Tub (available by separate negotiation) surrounded by raised decking and relaxing area. Paths around and through the gardens, good size lawned garden with established bushes, trees and fruit trees. There is a timber garden shed and to the parking area a “Master Charge” car charging pod.

Whilst The Court House is not a grade II listed it offers magnificent features such as the stone frame to the entrance main entrance door, stone mullion windows and sills and the date stone placing this Victorian “Gentleman’s” residence back to 1882.

is structurally detached from the neighbouring property, being brick and tile with a stone circular traditional feature window. This building offers a workshop/store with a boiler room and to the first floor two additional rooms.

There is a further brick and tile outbuilding (which is linked to the coach house via a foot bridge to the first floor) offering an outside toilet, store and room above. These building offer great potential for development, subject to necessary planning permission, ideal for home office or annex. These two buildings offer an additional 749 sq. ft