Set on a peaceful cul de sac in the popular village of Hill Ridware is this individual architect-designed detached home, benefitting from immaculately presented interiors, three/four double bedrooms and beautifully landscaped gardens. Enjoying countryside views from both a first floor Juliette balcony and the rear garden, Stone Cottage offers thoughtfully designed accommodation ideal to suit either a couple of a family, with generously proportioned living spaces including a second reception room being ideal for use as a fourth bedroom.

The central reception hall leads into two reception rooms, a refitted dining kitchen and a cloakroom, with a ground floor bedroom suite having a range of fitted wardrobes and a private en suite. To the first floor there are two additional double bedrooms serviced by a luxurious family bathroom, as well as ample fitted storage including walk in wardrobes to both bedrooms. Outside, there is parking for a number of vehicles to a large private drive which also gives access into the detached double garage via electric entrance doors. Landscaped gardens extend to the rear and side aspects, being laid to neatly tended lawns, a walled terrace and a further elevated patio highlighting idyllic countryside views. Stone Cottage is serviced by mains gas central heating and mains gas central heating.

The popular rural village of Hill Ridware enjoys a peaceful setting amidst stunning Staffordshire countryside, being just minutes from an excellent range of amenities, commuter routes and local leisure facilities. Within walking distance from the property are a village hall, the Chadwick Arms pub and the Henry Chadwick primary school, and Hill Ridware is a short drive from the Cathedral City of Lichfield which offers further amenities including shops, supermarkets and the renowned Beacon Park, around seventy acres of open space and beautiful formal gardens. The location is ideal for commuters, having convenient access to the the A50, A38 and M6 and being within an easy drive of commercial centres including Uttoxeter, Cannock and Stafford. Direct rail links to Birmingham and London (in 80 minutes) can be found at stations in Lichfield and Rugeley, and the location is well placed for access to the International airports of Birmingham and East Midlands.