3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Simeon Way, Stone ST15

Forget the X Factor, this lovely three-bedroom home on Simeon Way has the wow factor! If Simon Cowell were house hunting, he’d be hitting his golden buzzer (okay, wrong show, but you get the idea). Featuring a spacious open-plan flow, a beautiful rear garden, and plenty of space for the family to relax, this house is ready to impress the judges (that’s you!). Enter into a bright and welcoming open-plan living/dining space with plenty of space for relaxing with friends or even hosting family game night. The kitchen is set in a practical u-shape with ample cabinetry space, room for appliances and essentials, plus the potential to be transformed into a lush open-plan kitchen/diner that overlooks the rear garden (stnpp). Downstairs is complete with a convenient under-stairs storage room plus a W/C that’s perfect for guests. Upstairs offers two spacious double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobe space, plus a further single bedroom that is perfect for a nursery, a home office, or even your very own dressing room. The bathroom features a bath/shower duo, sink, and W/C. Step out the glazed sliding doors into the rear garden with patio seating space, ideal for al fresco dining, plus a lush grass lawn and mature shrubbery that is perfect for green thumbs. To the front you will find a well-maintained front garden, off-road parking, and access into a single garage for secure storage or even a home workshop. This home is perfectly located within walking distance of local shops, the Trent and Mersey Canal, a pub, St. Michael's C of E First School, and a play park. Further down the road are more excellent schools and Stone’s busy town centre with an array of amenities, including shops, supermarkets, eateries, and more. Commuting from this home has never been easier with the nearby A34, A51, bus routes, and Stone train station. So, if you’re looking for a home that you can customise to make your own, this is your golden buzzer moment. As Simon would say, ‘It’s a yes from me.’