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£660,000
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5 bed detached house for saleBuxton House, 177 Buxton Road, Leek ST13
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
2,002 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
- Chain free
- Freehold
Daniel & Hulme - Leek
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About this property
Grade II Listed Victorian home full of character and charm
Located on the highly sought-after tree-lined Buxton Road
Spacious accommodation with five bedrooms and two bathrooms
Blends period elegance with stylish, modern living
Bright and welcoming rooms with sash windows and feature fireplaces
Beautifully secluded rear garden with mature trees
Sunroom with leafy garden views – perfect for year-round relaxation
Close to Leek’s independent shops, schools, and local countryside walk
Wheelchair accessible
Welcome to Buxton House, an exceptional mid-19th-century home standing proudly on the leafy stretch of Buxton Road. Steeped in history and architectural charm, this Grade II listed property offers a harmonious blend of Victorian elegance and contemporary comfort, set within a wonderfully private plot just a short stroll from Leek’s bustling town centre.
Built in the 1830s, Buxton House has long been a landmark on Buxton Road. Once home to Joshua Brough, a prominent local figure instrumental in establishing Leek’s silk trade, this property carries a legacy as rich as the town’s own history. Today, the home retains many original features, including sash windows, Victorian tiled flooring, and beautiful fireplaces, creating a sense of timeless elegance from the moment you arrive.
Step inside the central doorway, framed by a handsome wooden architrave and decorative fanlight, and discover an inviting entrance hall where colourful Victorian tiles set the tone.
To the left, the dining room boasts dual-aspect sash windows, a grand stone fireplace, and a balance of period character and contemporary design – the perfect setting for family gatherings or entertaining guests. Across the hall, the lounge provides a calming retreat, where floor-to-ceiling sash windows flood the room with light, and original alcoves and an authentic stone hearth showcase the home’s heritage.
The heart of the home lies in the kitchen, a beautifully designed space where stripped wooden flooring, a Belfast sink, and sash windows meet modern cabinetry, a stylish vertical radiator, and sleek finishes. A separate utility room and shower room complete the ground floor, adding convenience without compromising charm.
Step outside into a secluded rear garden bordered by mature trees – a tranquil oasis where you can enjoy summer afternoons, entertain friends, or simply unwind. The sunroom offers a bright indoor retreat with picturesque garden views, perfect for year-round relaxation.
Ascend the winding staircase past a stunning arched Victorian window to the first floor, where five individually styled bedrooms await. The impressive family bathroom offers a spa-like sanctuary, complete with twin countertop basins, a freestanding clawfoot bath, and a rainfall shower – blending luxury and practicality. A tucked-away study provides an ideal space for home working or quiet reading.
Entrance Hallway:
A welcoming entrance hall with period style detailing including elegant archways, and coved ceilings. Minton tiled flooring. The high ceilings create a light and spacious feel that flows through to the main rooms.
Lounge: (6.30 m x 3.60 m (20'8" x 11'10"))
A spacious room with sash windows to the front and side aspects allowing natural daylight to flood in. A feature stone fire surround provides the focal point with decorative features including coving and architraves. Built-in shelving for display. Period style column radiator.
Dining / Reception Room: (4.20 m x 3.90 m (13'9" x 12'10"))
A wonderful room with sash windows to the front and side aspects. An open period stone fireplace adds character along with the coved ceiling and architrave. Exposed wooden flooring. Traditional column radiator.
Breakfast Kitchen: (8.20 m x 3.90 m (26'11" x 12'10"))
This charming kitchen and dining area offers a wonderful balance of character and practicality, creating the perfect heart of the home. A range-style cooker takes centre stage beneath a feature canopy, while the traditional butler’s sink enjoys an outlook over the garden, filling the space with natural light. An exposed timber beam adds a touch of period charm, complemented by a thoughtful mix of base units, fitted cabinetry, and open shelving for both storage and display.
The layout has been designed with modern living in mind, providing ample space for a family dining table, making it ideal for everyday meals as well as entertaining guests. With direct access to the garden, this is a space that truly brings the indoors and outdoors together, making it perfect for relaxed family living.
Utility Room: (3.00 m x 2.70 m (9'10" x 8'10"))
Offering excellent additional workspace and storage and fitted with units complemented by a wooden worktop, the room is functional and an extension on from the kitchen. A ceramic sink with stainless steel mixer tap sits beneath Sash windows ensuring plenty of natural light. Integrated appliances include a freezer and a freestanding tumble dryer, while wood strip flooring adds a warm finish. With inset downlights and ample sockets, this room provides the perfect set-up for everyday laundry and household tasks.
Shower Room: (1.90 m x 1.70 m (6'3" x 5'7"))
A well-appointed shower room, finished in a clean and neutral style. A walk-in shower with a brass mixer unit, overhead fitting, and glazed screen provides a modern touch, complemented by tiled walls and wood strip flooring. The space also includes a porcelain basin with stainless steel taps, a matching WC with chrome flush, and a heated towel radiator. Natural light flows in through an obscure glazed window, while inset downlights and wall lights enhance the bright and welcoming feel. Practical yet stylish, this room is ideal for everyday use.
Sun Room: (3.73 m x 3.00 m (12'3" x 9'10"))
A bright and versatile addition to the home, the sun room provides the perfect spot to relax and enjoy views of the garden. With UPVC double-glazed doors and windows ensuring plenty of natural light, the space feels airy and inviting. The tiled flooring is both practical and stylish, neutral décor offer a simple backdrop ready to personalise. Whether used as a garden lounge, dining space, or playroom, this flexible room enhances the home’s living options and makes the most of its connection to the outdoors.
First Floor Landing:
Bedroom One: (4.20 m x 3.30 m (13'9" x 10'10"))
A beautifully proportioned principal bedroom with built-in wardrobes, a striking twelve-spotlight chandelier and a classic cast iron column radiator. Large sash windows fill the room with natural light, making it an inviting retreat within the home.
Bedroom Two: (3.80 m x 3.80 m (12'6" x 12'6"))
A well-proportioned double bedroom with a large sash window with fitted Roman blind, ensuring plenty of natural light. The room features a cast iron column radiator, fitted carpet, and practical storage with a wardrobe and drawer unit.
Bedroom Three: (3.80 m x 3.50 m (12'6" x 11'6"))
A bright and versatile bedroom featuring a sash window with a Roman blind, carpeted flooring, and a cast iron column radiator. The room also benefits from a double wardrobe with drawer space, making it ideal as a comfortable bedroom, guest room, or flexible home office.
Bedroom Four: (3.80 m x 2.30 m (12'6" x 7'7"))
Positioned enjoying a pleasant outlook, this bedroom offers generous proportions and a welcoming feel. The sash window brings in natural light, while fitted storage and a cast iron column radiator add practicality.
Bathroom: (3.60 m x 2.30 m (11'10" x 7'7"))
The family bathroom combines style and practicality, with half-height wall tiling in a classic finish and complementary tiled flooring. A porcelain bath with elegant mixer taps sits alongside a separate glazed shower cubicle with chrome fitments, offering flexibility for both quick showers and long soaks. Twin wash basins with matching chrome taps provide convenience, while a heated towel rail and additional convector radiator ensure comfort. Inset ceiling spotlights, wall lights, and a sash window enhance the bright, fresh feel of this well-appointed room.
Bedroom Five: (3.60 m x 2.60 m (11'10" x 8'6"))
An adaptable fifth bedroom featuring a Roman-blinded sash window and a decorative eight-drop ceiling light. With fitted storage it works beautifully as a child’s bedroom, guest room, or a quiet study retreat.
Study: (2.70 m x 1.70 m (8'10" x 5'7"))
A dedicated study provides the perfect space for home working or quiet reading. With a cast iron column radiator, carpeted flooring, and fitted Roman blinds, the room is both practical and comfortable. Shelving offers useful built-in storage solutions, while a large sash window ensures plenty of natural light.
Externally:
The property enjoys a generous plot with a mix of formal and practical spaces. A stone-paved path leads through lawned sections, with mature trees and shrubs adding greenery and privacy. To the front, the garden is enclosed by a stone wall and decorative fencing, while a gravelled area provides off-road parking. The grounds also include a wood store, a greenhouse, and a dedicated play area with a playhouse, making this a versatile outdoor space for family life. With scope for landscaping and gardening, the plot offers plenty of opportunity to create an attractive setting to suit individual needs.
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