Roseland Crescent, Stoke-on-Trent, ST2

With its own ground floor entrance and the main accommodation arranged upstairs, this two bedroom home offers a layout that keeps living, cooking and sleeping spaces separate. Pale walls, wood effect flooring and a fitted kitchen provide a neutral starting point for an unfurnished let.

The entrance hall leads to a staircase rising to the first floor landing, from which each room can be reached independently. This central arrangement makes the accommodation straightforward to use, without having to pass through one room to reach another.

In the lounge, a broad window draws daylight across the wood effect floor. Natural timber skirting adds warmth, while a recessed fireplace with a tiled hearth provides a focal point. There is room to arrange seating around the space and make it your own.

The separate kitchen has pale shaker style cabinets, dark knobs and wood effect worktops extending along three sides. A stainless steel sink sits beneath the window, with a fitted oven, hob and extractor opposite the main run of wall cupboards. A marble effect splashback adds contrast behind the cooking area.

Both bedrooms have grey carpeting and light walls. The larger room occupies the opposite side of the landing from the lounge, while the second bedroom includes a separate store cupboard. Additional ground floor storage complements the accommodation above.

The bathroom brings a different character, with glossy deep green tiles and a matching decorative border. A white bath with shower fittings, wash basin and WC are accompanied by wall storage and a frosted window.

Outside, the shared garden combines lawn and a paved patio.

Milton provides local shops for everyday needs, while the Caldon Canal offers routes for walking beside the water. Originally developed to carry limestone to the Potteries, the canal remains a visible connection to the area’s industrial history. EPC rating: C.