£450,000
4 bed detached house for sale7 Horsefair Eccleshall, Eccleshall, Stafford ST21
4 beds
3 baths
4 receptions
EPC Rating: E
About this property
A genuine piece of Eccleshall history with a story that reaches back through the town's fascinating past.
Four bedrooms plenty of flexibility for family, guests, hobbies or working from home.
Three or Fours reception rooms giving you space to create distinct areas for relaxing, entertaining or family life.
Quirky and individual a home with character that simply can't be replicated in a modern development.
Historic features and fabric including evidence of earlier timber framing within the rear of the building
Characterful inglenook fireplace a fabulous focal point with genuine period charm.
Cellar useful additional storage and another intriguing piece of the property's history.
Three bathrooms plus downstairs WC practical accommodation for modern family life.
Steeped in the history of one of Staffordshire's most characterful market towns, this wonderfully quirky home offers something increasingly difficult to find: Personality, history and genuine potential all wrapped into one.
And while this is absolutely a home that requires work, that is also where the excitement lies. Rather than inheriting somebody else's idea of how a home should look, this is an opportunity to take a property with bags of character and create something that feels completely your own.
Set in the heart of Eccleshall, the setting is every bit as interesting as the house itself. Eccleshall's historic street pattern and medieval burgage plots remain remarkably intact, with the town's past still very much woven into its present.
And then there's the name Horsefair.
Street names like Horsefair explicitly identify the historic open areas where livestock - particularly horses - were lined up, displayed, traded and trotted out for prospective buyers during the town's major fairs.
The horse trading may have long disappeared, but the original layout remains remarkably intact. Small Lane still follows its medieval purpose as a walking route, connecting the High Street's residential burgage plots with the historic fairgrounds at Horsefair.
So, when you live here, you're not simply buying into a location - you're becoming part of a piece of Eccleshall's story.
And the house itself has plenty of stories of its own.
Inside, you'll find four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two reception rooms and a downstairs WC, offering plenty of accommodation and flexibility. The lounge has one of those features that immediately catches the imagination - a wonderful inglenook fireplace, providing a natural focal point and exactly the sort of character you hope to uncover in an older home.
There's also a cellar, offering useful additional storage and that wonderfully old-fashioned sense of discovering another little piece of the property's history beneath your feet.
Then, the garden room adds another layer of flexibility, before stepping out into the large courtyard style garden. Whether that is somewhere to escape with a book or simply a useful extension of the living space, it's another reason this home has plenty to work with.
But let's be clear: This one needs work.
That isn't a footnote; it's part of the opportunity.
For the right buyer, this could be the chance to peel back the years, respect the property's historic character and thoughtfully bring it into modern life. Imagine combining the quirks, proportions, inglenook fireplace and historic feel of an old Eccleshall home with the comfort, style and practicality you actually want today.
And what a place to do it.
Step outside and you're within easy reach of the everyday pleasures of village-town life, with independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants close by. The compact nature of central Eccleshall means you can enjoy much of it on foot, while the surrounding Staffordshire countryside provides an altogether different pace when you fancy getting out and about.
This is a property for someone who sees potential rather than perfection.
Someone who gets excited by original features, unusual spaces, cellar discoveries and the thought of uncovering what might be hiding beneath years of decoration. Someone who would rather own a home with a story than one that could be anywhere.
Because 7 Horsefair already has a story.
Now it needs somebody new to write the next chapter.
Material information
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: C
Construction Type: Traditional
Sources of Heating: Mains gas
Sources of Electricity supply: Mains
Sources of Water Supply: Mains
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Mains
Broadband Connection: 80 MBps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: Signal strength (0-4) EE: 3, Three: 3, O2: 4, Vodafone: 3
Parking: Driveway
Building Safety: N/a
Listed Property: No but is a conservation area
Restrictions: N/a
Private Rights of Way: N/a
Public Rights of Way: N/a
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
Sources of Risk: N/a
Flood Defences: N/a
Planning Permission/Development Proposals: N/a
Entrance Location: ///muddy.outsmart.whizzing
Accessibility Measures: N/a
Located on a Coalfield: N/a
Other Mining Related Activities: N/a
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property information and services: We believe this information to be accurate but it cannot be guaranteed. All measurements quoted are approximate. Fixtures, fittings and services have not been tested.
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