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3 bed semi-detached house for saleBurntwood Road, Norton Canes WS11
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Ref: JC0739
No Chain
Surrounded By An Area Of Scientific Interest (Can Not Be Built On)
Beautifully Presented & Turn Key Ready
Large & Private Garden
Popular Location
Professional Video Tour
360 Degree Virtual Tour
Awaiting EPC Rating
Council Tax Band B
Ref: JC0739 - Some houses tick a few boxes. This one seems to have found the whole flipping checklist.
A beautifully renovated three-bedroom semi-detached home, offered with no upward chain, sitting on a fantastic plot that backs directly onto protected land that's designated as an Area of Scientific Interest. In other words, you won't wake up one morning to find a housing estate where those trees are. Just miles of greenery, fantastic walks and somewhere the dog will probably enjoy more than you do.
As soon as you step inside, it's pretty obvious this isn't one of those houses that's had a quick coat of magnolia and been thrown onto Rightmove. It's been properly renovated, and whoever has done it clearly had more in mind than simply making it look nice for the photos.
The lounge is exactly what you want it to be. Bright, comfortable and a room you'll genuinely look forward to collapsing into after a long day. The bay window floods the room with natural light and there's plenty of space for the obligatory oversized sofa that everyone says they won't buy... Until they do.
Head through to the rear of the house and this is where you'll probably find yourself spending most of your time.
The kitchen/diner is an absolute cracker.
There's loads of cupboard space, quality shaker-style units, stylish worktops and a central island that will quickly become the most fought-over seat in the house. Breakfast before school, a quick coffee before work, a glass of wine while pretending you're helping cook... It all seems to happen around that island. The dining area sits alongside, making it a brilliant social space whether you've got friends over or you're simply trying to convince the kids that eating at the table instead of in front of the TV is actually a thing. And then there are the bi-fold doors.
Throw them open on a sunny day and the whole room spills effortlessly out onto the patio. It's exactly how modern family living should feel.
Upstairs, the house continues to impress.
The main bedroom is a fantastic size, with the bay window giving it plenty of character as well as filling the room with natural light. Bedroom two is another generous double, while bedroom three is ideal as a nursery, child's bedroom or home office if your boss insists on seeing your face a few days a week. The family bathroom has also been completely transformed into a stylish contemporary space, finished with quality tiling and elegant brushed brass fittings that wouldn't look out of place in a boutique hotel.
Now then... Let's talk about the garden.
Because this isn't just a garden. It's an adventure.
You start with a generous patio that's perfect for summer barbecues and those evenings where one drink somehow turns into several. Beyond that is a great lawn with loads of room for children, dogs or the sort of football matches where the flower beds somehow end up being used as goalposts. But just when you think you've reached the end... You haven't.
Tucked away through a beautiful archway in the mature hedging is what feels like your own hidden secret garden. It's one of those spaces that makes you stop and smile because you weren't expecting it. A fantastic additional area with mature trees, a summer house and plenty more room to enjoy, all surrounded by greenery that gives the whole garden an incredible sense of privacy.
It's the sort of garden children will disappear into for hours, dogs will refuse to come back from, and adults will quietly claim they're "just popping outside for five minutes."
And the best bit? Beyond your boundary is protected land designated as an Area of Scientific Interest, so those leafy views aren't going anywhere. No future housing estate. No rows of overlooking houses. Just nature, walking routes and the kind of backdrop that's becoming harder and harder to find.
Location
If you like the idea of having countryside on your doorstep without feeling miles away from everything, Burntwood Road is a cracking place to be.
One of the biggest attractions is what's quite literally behind the house. The property backs onto protected Area of Scientific Interest land, meaning those wonderful green views aren't going anywhere. Whether you're walking the dog, heading out for a Sunday stroll or simply fancy escaping into nature for half an hour, you've got miles of beautiful countryside right on your doorstep. Better still, because the land is protected, you won't be looking out at a new housing estate in years to come.
For families, the location is incredibly convenient. Norton Canes Primary Academy is just a short walk away, while Norton Canes High School is practically around the corner, making the school run about as easy as it gets. Other well-regarded schools, including Jerome Primary School, Heath Hayes Primary Academy, Chase Terrace Academy and Erasmus Darwin Academy, are all within easy reach too.
Everyday life is equally straightforward. Norton Canes village offers supermarkets, convenience stores, cafés, takeaways, a pharmacy, doctors and other essential amenities, while nearby Cannock, Burntwood and Lichfield provide an even wider choice of shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities.
If you enjoy the outdoors, you'll also love being just a few minutes from Chasewater Country Park, where you'll find walking and cycling routes, sailing, open water, cafés and plenty of space to stretch your legs without driving halfway across the county.
For commuters, the location is hard to fault. The A5, M6 Toll and M6 are all easily accessible, making journeys towards Birmingham, Stafford, Wolverhampton and beyond nice and straightforward, while Cannock and Hednesford railway stations provide regular rail services for those travelling further afield.
In short, this is one of those locations that gives you the best of both worlds. Everyday conveniences are close by, excellent transport links are on hand, and yet you still get to come home to protected countryside and a garden that feels a world away from the hustle and bustle.
When you add together a home that's ready to move straight into, a stunning kitchen, beautifully renovated interiors, no upward chain and a plot like this, you end up with something that's genuinely difficult to replace.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Lounge - 3.53m (11'7") x 3.53m (11'7")
Kitchen/Diner - 5.57m (18'3") x 3.77m (12'4")
First Floor
Bedroom One - 3.52m (11'7") x 3.53m (11'7")
Bedroom Two - 3.51m (11'6") x 3.28m (11'5")
Bedroom Three - 2.42m (7'11") x 2.04m (6'8")
Bathroom
A beautifully renovated three-bedroom semi-detached home, offered with no upward chain, sitting on a fantastic plot that backs directly onto protected land that's designated as an Area of Scientific Interest. In other words, you won't wake up one morning to find a housing estate where those trees are. Just miles of greenery, fantastic walks and somewhere the dog will probably enjoy more than you do.
As soon as you step inside, it's pretty obvious this isn't one of those houses that's had a quick coat of magnolia and been thrown onto Rightmove. It's been properly renovated, and whoever has done it clearly had more in mind than simply making it look nice for the photos.
The lounge is exactly what you want it to be. Bright, comfortable and a room you'll genuinely look forward to collapsing into after a long day. The bay window floods the room with natural light and there's plenty of space for the obligatory oversized sofa that everyone says they won't buy... Until they do.
Head through to the rear of the house and this is where you'll probably find yourself spending most of your time.
The kitchen/diner is an absolute cracker.
There's loads of cupboard space, quality shaker-style units, stylish worktops and a central island that will quickly become the most fought-over seat in the house. Breakfast before school, a quick coffee before work, a glass of wine while pretending you're helping cook... It all seems to happen around that island. The dining area sits alongside, making it a brilliant social space whether you've got friends over or you're simply trying to convince the kids that eating at the table instead of in front of the TV is actually a thing. And then there are the bi-fold doors.
Throw them open on a sunny day and the whole room spills effortlessly out onto the patio. It's exactly how modern family living should feel.
Upstairs, the house continues to impress.
The main bedroom is a fantastic size, with the bay window giving it plenty of character as well as filling the room with natural light. Bedroom two is another generous double, while bedroom three is ideal as a nursery, child's bedroom or home office if your boss insists on seeing your face a few days a week. The family bathroom has also been completely transformed into a stylish contemporary space, finished with quality tiling and elegant brushed brass fittings that wouldn't look out of place in a boutique hotel.
Now then... Let's talk about the garden.
Because this isn't just a garden. It's an adventure.
You start with a generous patio that's perfect for summer barbecues and those evenings where one drink somehow turns into several. Beyond that is a great lawn with loads of room for children, dogs or the sort of football matches where the flower beds somehow end up being used as goalposts. But just when you think you've reached the end... You haven't.
Tucked away through a beautiful archway in the mature hedging is what feels like your own hidden secret garden. It's one of those spaces that makes you stop and smile because you weren't expecting it. A fantastic additional area with mature trees, a summer house and plenty more room to enjoy, all surrounded by greenery that gives the whole garden an incredible sense of privacy.
It's the sort of garden children will disappear into for hours, dogs will refuse to come back from, and adults will quietly claim they're "just popping outside for five minutes."
And the best bit? Beyond your boundary is protected land designated as an Area of Scientific Interest, so those leafy views aren't going anywhere. No future housing estate. No rows of overlooking houses. Just nature, walking routes and the kind of backdrop that's becoming harder and harder to find.
Location
If you like the idea of having countryside on your doorstep without feeling miles away from everything, Burntwood Road is a cracking place to be.
One of the biggest attractions is what's quite literally behind the house. The property backs onto protected Area of Scientific Interest land, meaning those wonderful green views aren't going anywhere. Whether you're walking the dog, heading out for a Sunday stroll or simply fancy escaping into nature for half an hour, you've got miles of beautiful countryside right on your doorstep. Better still, because the land is protected, you won't be looking out at a new housing estate in years to come.
For families, the location is incredibly convenient. Norton Canes Primary Academy is just a short walk away, while Norton Canes High School is practically around the corner, making the school run about as easy as it gets. Other well-regarded schools, including Jerome Primary School, Heath Hayes Primary Academy, Chase Terrace Academy and Erasmus Darwin Academy, are all within easy reach too.
Everyday life is equally straightforward. Norton Canes village offers supermarkets, convenience stores, cafés, takeaways, a pharmacy, doctors and other essential amenities, while nearby Cannock, Burntwood and Lichfield provide an even wider choice of shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities.
If you enjoy the outdoors, you'll also love being just a few minutes from Chasewater Country Park, where you'll find walking and cycling routes, sailing, open water, cafés and plenty of space to stretch your legs without driving halfway across the county.
For commuters, the location is hard to fault. The A5, M6 Toll and M6 are all easily accessible, making journeys towards Birmingham, Stafford, Wolverhampton and beyond nice and straightforward, while Cannock and Hednesford railway stations provide regular rail services for those travelling further afield.
In short, this is one of those locations that gives you the best of both worlds. Everyday conveniences are close by, excellent transport links are on hand, and yet you still get to come home to protected countryside and a garden that feels a world away from the hustle and bustle.
When you add together a home that's ready to move straight into, a stunning kitchen, beautifully renovated interiors, no upward chain and a plot like this, you end up with something that's genuinely difficult to replace.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Lounge - 3.53m (11'7") x 3.53m (11'7")
Kitchen/Diner - 5.57m (18'3") x 3.77m (12'4")
First Floor
Bedroom One - 3.52m (11'7") x 3.53m (11'7")
Bedroom Two - 3.51m (11'6") x 3.28m (11'5")
Bedroom Three - 2.42m (7'11") x 2.04m (6'8")
Bathroom
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