5, Portland Street, Stoke-on-Trent, ST1 5HZ

Three-bedroom end-terrace home with spacious living accommodation and an enclosed courtyard Three bedrooms over two floors End-terrace home in a corner position Through lounge/diner Separate fitted kitchen with oven, gas hob and extractor One bathroom Enclosed paved rear courtyard with gated access Council Tax Band A This three-bedroom home offers a practical layout and generous reception space, with convenient access to Hanley’s shops, schools, parks and transport links.

The through lounge/diner has room for separate sitting and dining areas. Windows bring natural light into the room, while neutral decoration and grey carpeting provide a versatile backdrop.

The separate kitchen is fitted with light-coloured wall and base units, contrasting dark worktops and tiled splashbacks. It includes a built-in oven, gas hob and extractor.

Upstairs are three carpeted bedrooms, with flexibility for family life, guests or a home office. The property also has one bathroom.

To the rear, an enclosed paved courtyard with gated access provides manageable outdoor space, with room for pots and plants and no lawn to maintain.

Everyday shopping is close by at Tesco Hanley Extra on Clough Street, which also has a pharmacy, and Morrisons at Festival Park.

Hanley’s Potteries Centre offers shops, cafés, restaurants and a cinema, while Hanley Indoor Market has independent traders and fresh food.

Festival Park also offers retail and leisure options, including Waterworld.

Nearby primary schools include Forest Park Primary School on Woodall Street, off Waterloo Road, and Etruscan Primary School on Dundee Road in Etruria.

For outdoor recreation, Central Forest Park on Chell Street has a lake, children’s play equipment, skate facilities and picnic areas.

Hanley Park on Cleveland Road offers landscaped grounds, a lake, play areas, tennis courts and other sports facilities.

Nearby bus stops include Portland Street on Waterloo Road and Vale Place on York Street. The 103 runs from these stops towards Burslem, Tunstall, Kidsgrove, Alsager and Crewe.

The return 103 to Hanley stops at Vale Place on Waterloo Road. Evening services 36 and 36A also connect Hanley with Burslem, Tunstall and Kidsgrove.

From Hanley bus station, service 25 connects with Stoke-on-Trent railway station, Royal Stoke University Hospital, Newcastle-under-Lyme and Keele.

Drivers can access the wider road network via the A500 and M6.

Healthcare facilities serving the area include the Stoke-on-Trent Community Diagnostic Centre on Etruria Road, Royal Stoke University Hospital on Newcastle Road and Haywood Hospital on High Lane in Burslem.

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