86 Foley Road, Stoke-On-Trent, ST3 2LH

Ahoy, house hunters - X marks the spot at this fantastic two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow in Longton!

A real treasure for first-time buyers, downsizers or anyone looking to anchor down and enjoy life on one level , this inviting home has plenty to uncover.

With generous accommodation, versatile outdoor space and gated parking, grab your treasure map and set sail towards your next adventure!

Step aboard and discover a lovely modern kitchen , where white gloss cabinetry and oak-style worktops make the perfect pairing - just like a pirate and their trusty ship!

This well-equipped galley offers plenty of room for an oven, fridge freezer, washing machine and further appliances , alongside a treasure trove of storage to keep everything shipshape.

Continue into the spacious lounge and dining area , where there is plenty of room for the whole crew to relax, dine and entertain, while a charming fireplace takes centre stage and provides the perfect spot to anchor down after a busy day.

The generous master bedroom makes a wonderful captain’s quarters, complete with French doors opening onto a decked garden area - bringing a whole new meaning to “all hands on deck”!

This outdoor spot is ideal for seating and useful storage.

Bedroom two is another double , offering plenty of room for visiting shipmates or the flexibility to become a home office, dressing room or hobby space.

Completing the accommodation is the bathroom, fitted with a bath and shower combination, pedestal wash hand basin and WC Outside, the bungalow is surrounded by extensive low-maintenance areas laid with decorative slate chippings, alongside a paved pathway and generous gated off-road parking.

With space inside and out, this bounty-filled bungalow could be the hidden treasure you have been searching for - so climb aboard before another buyer sails away with the prize!

Blurton/ Longton are well-established residential areas in South Stoke-on-Trent, offering a wide range of everyday amenities, including supermarkets, local shops, schools and healthcare facilities.

Longton town centre provides a mixture of household names and independent retailers.

For leisure, residents can enjoy Longton Park, also known as Queen’s Park, with its lake, play area, sports facilities and attractive walking routes, while the historic Gladstone Pottery Museum celebrates the area’s rich industrial heritage.

The area is conveniently positioned for the A50 and A500, providing access across Stoke-on-Trent, towards the M6 and throughout Staffordshire.

Longton railway station also offers further connections, making the location practical for commuters and families alike.