Main Street, Barton under Needwood, DE13

Set in the heart of Barton under Needwood within a wonderfully secluded garden plot is this charming character cottage, offering immaculately presented interiors, three bedrooms and excellent outside space including west facing gardens, off road parking and a range of outbuildings. Showcasing a wealth of original features throughout, this delightful traditional cottage has received upgrades to include a refitted bathroom, new bedroom windows (2021), fitted wardrobes and a new boiler, with planning permission also in place to extend the property into a five bedroom cottage if desired.

A walled driveway laid to attractive Staffordshire blue bricks provides private parking to the front, with two garages providing additional storage or potential for conversion. A walk through entrance hall/log store leads into the well tended gardens, which extend to a good size and enjoy privacy to all sides, as well as having an additional outbuilding and access to the rear of the garages. To the opposite side of the cottage is the original entrance door where a path with pedestrian access leads down onto main street. From the garden, an oak door opens into the boot room, having traditional fitted storage and access into both the laundry room and dining kitchen. A home office is set to one side of the cottage, and two spacious reception rooms offer plenty of formal and relaxed living accommodation. to the first floor there are three bedrooms and a refitted family bathroom, with two of the bedrooms benefitting from fitted wardrobes, and planning permission has already been approved for a single storey extension to create a larger dining kitchen, two additional double bedrooms and a shower room.

The property benefits from a desirable address in the heart of Barton under Needwood, benefitting from a prime location within a few minutes’ walk of a superb array of amenities and Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’ schools.

This desirable rural village is home to coffee shops, gift shops, a post office, pubs, a Co-op, GP surgery, a dental practice and a stunning Tudor church, with the thriving village hall holding a number of activities and clubs throughout the year. Holland Sports club lies in the heart of the village and plays host to an array of sporting activities for all ages including rugby, football, cricket and tennis, and the village is served by Thomas Russell Infants and Primary which feed into John Taylor High School.

For more comprehensive facilities, 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.

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