4c Valley Road, Stone, ST15 0DQ

Tell me whyyyyyy...homes like this don’t come along every day. Because when it comes to space, style, and location, this beautifully upgraded four-bedroom detached home really does have it that way.

Situated on a generous corner plot within the ever-popular Cherryfields estate in Stone, this home hits all the right notes with sleek finishings and open-plan spaces that make everyday life, and entertaining, feel effortless.

Enter into a generously sized entrance hall, guiding you seamlessly onwards throughout this home.

The bright and beating heart of this home begins in the extended, open-plan kitchen/living/dining area boasting an expansive L-shaped kitchen with sleek, matching white base and overhead cabinetry; a range of integrated appliances, including a dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, double oven and solid composite worktops; plus an island with a breakfast bar and ceramic induction hob.

The living area is perfect for relaxing or working, and the dining space sits beneath a bright skylight lantern and offers expansive bifolding doors to the garden.

A separate living room awaits with dual-aspect windows and plenty of room for the whole family to relax and unwind; plus, completing the downstairs is a convenient shower room with a walk-in rainfall shower.

Upstairs is home to four generously sized double bedrooms and a bathroom with a bath, sink, and W/C.

Outside, you’ll discover South-East facing rear gardens with generous patio seating space that wraps around the rear of the home, leading to a lush grass lawn.

You have gated access through the rear garden, leading you to a generously sized driveway with off-road parking, leading to a double garage, perfect for secure storage, a home gym, or workshop space.

To the front, a beautiful and well-maintained grass lawn.

Location Stone is a charming market and canal town situated on the River Trent , between the larger towns of Stafford and Stoke-on-Trent, close to the A34 , M6 , and mainline train stations , giving easy access to Stafford, Stoke, and beyond.

The town boasts a vibrant high street filled with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, alongside regular farmers’ and craft markets Stone is also celebrated for its thriving food and drink scene , most notably the annual Stone Food & Drink Festival , which showcases local produce and artisan talent.

For leisure and outdoor pursuits, the nearby Trent and Mersey Canal provides scenic towpaths for walking and cycling, while Westbridge Park and surrounding countryside offer plenty of green space.

Stone has a 3-tier schooling system with popular first, middle and high schools all within the town as well as highly regarded independent schools.

With a blend of historic charm, strong community spirit, and convenient access to both rural and urban amenities, Stone offers an attractive place to live, work, and visit in the heart of Staffordshire.

EPC Rating: D