York Road, Stoke-on-Trent, ST3

There's a certain kind of buyer who walks into a house immediately starts picturing people filling it. Family staying over. Friends round for a barbecue. Kids spreading out across the garden. This is one of those homes.

Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Weston Coyney, it feels calm from the moment you pull onto the driveway. The drive itself is generous, plenty of room for multiple cars, and scope if someone wanted EV charging in the future. Inside, the house opens up far more than you'd expect.

The garage conversion has changed the way this house lives. It's now a proper dining room with large windows and lovely light, used for slow mornings with coffee while looking out over the views. It could just as easily become a ground floor bedroom again, especially with its own bathroom on the ground floor, something that makes sense for multi-generational living or long-term guests.

Evenings naturally drift into the living room. It's the room that gets used most. Spacious, comfortable, easy to settle into. Downstairs in general feels bright; light moves well through the space and nothing feels boxed in.

Upstairs, there are four bedrooms and, importantly, three bathrooms across the house in total. For a larger household, that makes daily life simpler. No queues in the morning. No negotiating over showers. The whole house is heated via combi boiler with central heating throughout, and fibre broadband is in place with strong speeds, making working from home straightforward from any of the bedrooms.

Outside is where this house really stretches out. The garden is huge. In summer it comes into its own, barbecues, space for children to run, room for seating without feeling overlooked. Being at the end of the cul-de-sac gives it a real sense of privacy and quiet. It's peaceful at night too, all the bedrooms are tucked away from through traffic.

Location-wise, Weston Coyney works because it's practical. Weston Junior Academy is around a 9-minute walk, Co-op Academy about 20 minutes on foot. Park Hall Country Park is a short 4-minute drive for weekend walks. You're straight onto the A50 and A500, so commuting across Stoke-on-Trent and beyond is simple. Even Alton Towers is around 25 minutes away, an easy day out if that's your thing.

The current owners brought it so family could stay, including plans for a ground floor bedrooms setup that never quite needed to happen. What they'll miss most is the sheer space. The way everyone could have their own corner without ever feeling on top of each other.

It's a house that's ready to be properly lived in.