Showcasing a wealth of original features and a stunning garden plot is The Beeches, an elegant Victorian home benefitting from generously proportioned interiors ideal to suit a growing family, four double bedrooms and excellent potential to extend. Enjoying an established plot of 0.45 acre, this semi detached period home dates back to 1850 and retains a wealth of character including Minton flooring, intricate coving and an original carved bannister, alongside refurbished interiors including a bespoke handmade kitchen, refitted bathrooms and a refitted boiler.

The interiors comprise briefly stunning reception hall with original Minton flooring, two well proportioned reception rooms, spacious family dining kitchen, rear hall, utility and shower room to the ground floor, with a lower ground floor cellar offering excellent conversion potential. To the first floor there are four double bedrooms and a shower room, with the fourth bedroom being access via bedrooms three, and there is potential to remodel extend the property to add additional bedroom/bathroom accommodation. Outside, this handsome Victorian property is set on an established 0.45 acre plot back from the road at a secluded elevated position. The block paved drive leads to double gates opening to an additional parking area where there is access into a useful brick outbuilding, and the stunning gardens enjoy complete privacy to all sides. The Beeches is serviced by UPVC double glazed windows (sash to the front) and a 2021 combi boiler which retains a further 8 years warranty.

Stanton Road lies in Stapenhill, a popular residential suburb of the market town of Burton on Trent formed by an array of period properties and executive homes. The location is conveniently positioned for amenities both locally in Stapenhill and in Burton, where there are shopping centres, a cinema, restaurants and an array of other leisure and convenience amenities. Pleasant parks and gardens provide pedestrian access into Burton. Being well placed for commuters, there are links available to the A38, A511, A50 and M6 Toll giving access to cities including Derby, Ashby, Nottingham and Birmingham, and regular rail links are available from the local Train Station giving direct travel to Derby and Birmingham. The area is well served by local primary and secondary schools, and surrounding countryside can be reached within a matter of minutes and is ideal for those looking for walking, cycling and other outdoor pursuits.