Stallington Road, Blythe Bridge, Staffordshire, ST11

Stallington Hall Farm

Set in a prominent position within the small village of Stallington, Stallington Hall Farm is a most enchanting Grade II listed former farmhouse set in excess of half an acre of gardens. The rear part of the house is timber framed and dates back to the 17th century, with the Georgian frontage added in the late 18th century. The house has been lovingly refurbished by the current owners to provide spacious main house and attached cottage which has operated as a successful holiday let for in excess of a decade.

Entered via a wide original entrance door, the reception hall offers a generous welcome with doors radiating to the principal reception rooms.

The dual aspect sitting room benefits high ceilings and an open fire and has plenty of space for seating. The dining room with open fire flanks the opposite side of the entrance hall and makes the ideal entertaining room filled with natural light via the dual aspect windows overlooking the front and side gardens.

In the centre of the main house is the recently refitted kitchen breakfast room. Blending contemporary style with country charm, there is a range of two tone painted cabinetry set beneath a wood effect worksurface. There are a range of integrated appliances including two oven Rayburn, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. The guest WC and cellars are accessible from the kitchen.


Upstairs

A wide staircase leads to the first floor landing which provides access to all bedroom accommodation in the main house. The principal suite has delightful front facing views, two banks of fitted wardrobes and contemporary en suite shower room. There are a further three double bedrooms within the main house, all serviced by the well-appointed family bathroom complete with roll top bath and dual sinks.

The Cottage

Found within the original 17th century and timber frame part of Stallington Hall Farm is The Cottage, which takes on a different character with exposed timbers throughout. The Cottage has been very successfully operated as a self-catering holiday let for many years, boasting numerous 5 star reviews. Having recently been refurbished, this part of the property now offers very comfortable and spacious accommodation that could continue as a holiday let or alternatively be used as secondary accommodation for multi-generational living, or perhaps even incorporated back into the main house itself if required (subject to the necessary consents).

Internally, an entrance hall has a contemporary shower room off, with a door leading to the sitting room. Complete with an open fire inset within an Inglenook and a sunny dual aspect, the sitting room provides plenty of space. The kitchen breakfast room has been fully refitted and offers a range of wall and floor units with integrated grill, oven, hob, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A staircase rises from the sitting room to the vaulted first floor landing. There are three double bedrooms, all with pretty views across surrounding countryside.

Garden and Grounds

A pair of electric gates open to a large driveway with parking for numerous vehicles. There is a pathway which leads down through the gardens, with large expanses of lawn interspersed with herbaceous shrubs and well stocked borders. There is a wood store, coal store, workshop and detached building which has space and power for a hot tub.

The gardens wrap around all sides of the house to offer a variety of different areas dotted with several seating areas including two terraces and a decked area. The gardens are truly delightful and provide an idyllic setting for this period home. The plot totals approx. 0.47 acres all in all.

Services
Mains electricity, water supply and drainage. Oil fired central heating to The Cottage and gas fired central heating to the house. All water is heating via the gas boiler and pumped to the showers with a 3 bar supplementary pump.

Location

Set in an excellent semi-rural location close to Meir Heath, which offers a range of village amenities including convenience store, two pubs and a restaurant.

The larger centre of Stone offers a range of local shops and restaurants, with a regular Farmers Market, and various events taking place such as The Stone Festival in June and Stone Food and Drinks Festival in October.

The Trentham Garden Estate is approximately 6.5 miles away and offers delightful walks, boat trips, and plenty of shops and restaurants to choose from, along with an extensive diary of events, whilst Trentham Golf Club which is an Open Championship Qualifying course and one of the finest in Staffordshire is also close by.
[body]Well placed for access to the regional road network. The A34 provides a swift connection to the M6 with junction 15 being just 9.2 miles distant for northbound journeys to Cheshire and Manchester and junction 14 is also 12.2 miles away for southbound journeys to Birmingham and the West Midlands. A few miles to the north is the A50 offering the easy link to the M42 and M1.

Railway services run to London Euston from Stafford with journey times from 1 hour 21 minutes whilst trains to Manchester Piccadilly take just 56 minutes and less than 40 minutes to Birmingham New Street.

There is an excellent range of schooling within the immediate area and a selection of these include St Matthews C of E school, St Dominic's Priory School, Alleyne's Academy, Christ Church Academy, Yarlet School, and Stafford Grammar School.