Off Ridgway Drive, Blythe Bridge, Stoke On Trent, ST11

YOPA present to the market this unique three bedroom detached home which has been significantly upgraded to combine modern family accommodation with a strong emphasis on energy efficiency!

The Gethings is a small cul de sac, set behind Ridgway Drive in Blythe Bridge and is within walking distance of popular primary and high schools. The deceptively spacious accommodation comprises of an entrance hallway, which is fitted with a radiator and provides access to the ground-floor accommodation. A useful ground-floor wc is positioned off the hall, fitted with a white WC and sink with storage cupboards under, radiator, extractor fan and double-glazed side window.

The main living accommodation is formed by an open-plan lounge and dining room. This generous dual-purpose space is designed to accommodate both seating and dining areas comfortably. There is a double-glazed window to the front, an air conditioning and purification unit, and two sets of UPVC French doors opening onto the garden. The layout creates an easy connection between indoor and outdoor areas, while the air conditioning and purification system helps maintain a comfortable internal environment throughout the year.

The fitted kitchen, accessed from the dining area. has a range of matching cream wall and base units with work surfaces, an integrated oven, induction hob with extractor over and space for a fridge-freezer and washer-dryer. A upvc window and door to the side allow natural light and provide direct access to the garden.

Upstairs, the landing has a loft hatch and a storage cupboard housing the water tank, as well as a double-glazed side window. The main bedroom has a radiator, air conditioning and purification unit and a double-glazed window. Bedroom two, has a radiator and an air conditioning and purification unit and a double-glazed window. The larger than average bedroom three is currently used as an office and has a radiator and a double-glazed window. The family bathroom is fitted with a white three-piece suite comprising a wc, sink and panelled bath with shower over. There is a heated towel rail, tiled walls, an extractor fan and a double-glazed window. 

Sitting on a good size plot, the property benefits from a block paved driveway with car port with EV charger accessed via double gates. The garage has an up and over door, power and lighting along with housing two 13.3Kw batteries which provide off grid capability should there be a power cut. The house enjoys a private garden laid mainly to lawn, with floral borders, a flagged pathway, a plastic shed and a water fountain. This outdoor space provides a pleasant setting to sit and relax!

The property’s energy-efficient specification is a key feature. Since construction, it has benefitted from a comprehensive eco-focused overhaul, including solar panels, heat pumps and off-grid electric batteries. These measures support comfort, energy independence and cost-efficiency, with the EPC rating of A underlining the home’s strong performance. The current owner sells unused energy back to the grid meaning the house can produce a small income for you too!  Further details of the technical specification are available on request

Blythe Bridge itself is a popular residential area to the south-east of Stoke-on-Trent, well-regarded for its local amenities. The village centre offers everyday facilities including convenience shopping, pubs and takeaways, and there are further options in nearby Meir, Longton and Stone. Families are well catered for with several schools in and around Blythe Bridge and the wider area of Stoke-on-Trent, along with local play areas and green spaces.

For commuters, Blythe Bridge railway station provides services along the Crewe–Derby line, linking into the regional network. From Stoke-on-Trent station, which is accessible by car or bus, there are direct services to destinations such as Manchester and London; journey times to Manchester are typically around 45–60 minutes and around 90 minutes to London Euston on faster services. The A50 is close at hand, offering road connections towards the M1 to the east and the A500 and M6 corridor to the west, making this a convenient base for access across the Midlands and North West.

Local leisure options in the surrounding area include parks, countryside walks and access to the nearby Staffordshire Moorlands. The wider Stoke-on-Trent conurbation provides shopping centres, restaurants, cafés and cultural facilities, all within reasonable driving distance.

Council Tax Band D (Stafford Borough Council)

We are advised that all mains services are connected however purchaser's should have this confirmed by their solicitor.

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