Showcasing a premier address in the heart of Barton under Needwood is this traditional 1950s detached residence, offering four bedrooms, a generous south facing garden plot and superb potential to extend/remodel to suit. Standing well within a 0.2 acre garden plot enjoying an open outlook to the front, this handsome character home has been maintained to the highest standard throughout, offering an already spacious and practical family home, alongside the space and opportunity to extend the accommodation if desired (subject to relevant permissions).

The property is set back from the lane beyond a generous driveway, having ample parking, a single garage and a further covered store. The central reception hall leads into two immaculate reception rooms and a modern breakfast kitchen, with a rear hall, utility and cloakroom also set to the ground floor. The landing opens into four well proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the master being serviced by an en suite. The front facing windows enjoy pleasant parkland views to the front, and the rear windows overlook the south facing garden which extends to a superb size and enjoys plenty of privacy. The property is serviced by mains gas central heating and double glazed windows.

The property benefits from a desirable setting just a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Barton under Needwood, a prime village location with superb amenities, Outstanding schools and local commuter routes. Neighbouring properties include traditional residences alongside extended and refurbished homes, with this desirable rural community offering and array of amenities including coffee shops, gift shops, a post office, pubs, a Co-op, GP surgery, dental practice, and a stunning Tudor church, all within a few minutes’ walk. Holland Sports club is set off Efflinch Lane and plays host to an array of sporting activities for all ages including rugby, football, cricket, tennis and more, and the village is served by Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’ schools including Thomas Russell Primary and John Taylor High. There are also an excellent array of independent schools also in the area including Lichfield Cathedral, Repton and Denstone. The local centres of Burton on Trent and the Cathedral City of Lichfield both more comprehensive leisure and shopping facilities as well as rail travel to Birmingham, London and beyond, the commuter roads of A38, A50 and M6 Toll are within easy reach and the village is ideally placed for travel to the international airports of East Midlands and Birmingham.

Reception Hall - 4.8 x 1.5m (15'8" x 4'11" ) -

Dining Room - 4.53 x 3.65m (14'10" x 11'11" ) -

Lounge - 5.0 x 4.55m (16'4" x 14'11" ) -

Breakfast Kitchen - 5.25 x 3.01m (17'2" x 9'10" ) -

Utility - 4.06 x 1.8m (13'3" x 5'10" ) -

Part Galleried Landing - 4.96 x 2.42m (16'3" x 7'11" ) -

Master Bedroom - 4.85 x 3.05m (15'10" x 10'0" ) -

En Suite - 2.86 x 1.4m (9'4" x 4'7" ) -

Bedroom Two - 3.76 x 3.64m (12'4" x 11'11" ) -

Bedroom Three - 4.16 x 2.72m (13'7" x 8'11" ) -

Bedroom Four - 2.92 x 2.44m (9'6" x 8'0" ) -

Family Bathroom - 3.0 x 2.7m (9'10" x 8'10" ) -

Single Garage - 5.38 x 2.74m (17'7" x 8'11" ) -

Gated Car Port - 5.05 x 2.2m (16'6" x 7'2" ) -