Longfield Avenue, Stone, ST15 0DN

Some homes are found… others are written in the stars. And somehow, the universe has aligned perfectly on Longfield Avenue with this extensively renovated two-bedroom semi-detached home. Coincidence?

We think not. Step inside and it’s all there—bright, modern interiors, open-plan spaces, and a layout so effortless it feels like fate had a hand in it.

No awkward corners, no questionable choices… just a home that makes you wonder if Mercury is finally in your favour.

Step inside and start your tour in a bright and welcoming entrance hall, fit with a modern glass balustrade and accessible stair railings, making every day living a breeze.

The heart of the home is an open-plan kitchen/dining/snug with a purpose-built kitchen with sleek navy shaker-style cabinetry, granite worktops, and integrated appliances, including two Neff ovens, a Smeg dishwasher, a Fohen instant hot water tap and a four-burner induction hob.

You also have a central island with additional storage, a quartz worktop and a dual-sided breakfast bar.

The living room is a quiet haven with a bright bay window and is perfectly suited for quiet evenings in.

Completing the ground floor is a handy W/C and generously sized utility room with garden access.

Upstairs is home to two great-sized double bedrooms, both with their very own en suites, one with a shower and the other with a bath.

Outside, a South-West facing garden awaits, beautifully landscaped throughout; it offers a patio seating space that extends around the borders of the garden, a lush grass lawn, and beautiful flower beds.

You have rear access to the single garage, which is located behind the house.

To the front, the driveway has been upgraded to tarmac with a block-paved border, now providing ample off-road parking and an EV charging point.

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. EPC Rating: D