4 bed detached house for sale

Buntingsdale Road, Market Drayton TF9

If you go down to the Old Woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise, if you go down Buntingsdale Road today you better go in disguise..... Because to secure this incredible home we’d suggest you go incognito! You’ll definitely want to be the first to see this so be quick! Starting with it’s position, which epitomises the saying “location, location, location”, arguably one of the most desirable in Market Drayton with picture postcard views to the front aspect, sitting to the end of the road but the start of the beautiful Buntingsdale Estate.

Arriving with your bears in tow, you’ll be delighted to discover plenty of parking for every mode of transport, with a large shed standing smartly to the right and a charming front garden to the left, just the sort of spot where teddy bears might lay out rugs for picnics, play a round of hide-and-seek, or enjoy simple garden adventures with little ones. Step through the front vestibule and into a warm, welcoming hallway, where immediately on your right you’ll find the music room, the first of three delightful reception rooms. Complete with a feature fireplace, this peaceful space enjoys pretty garden views and feels perfectly suited for creativity, gentle play, or a quiet study, exactly the kind of room where, if you listen closely, you might imagine the bears dancing when no one is watching.

Passing the staircase, which cleverly conceals a useful storage cupboard beneath (perfect for tucking away picnic baskets and well-loved toys), you’ll turn left into the capacious lounge, an opulent, light-filled room with ample space for every piece of furniture, and generous enough to be divided for dual purposes if desired. French patio doors lead you onward to the conservatory, a delightful spot to pause and soak in the wonders of nature as the rear garden unfolds beyond. Before heading to the kitchen you’ll pass the downstairs bathroom which has recently been transformed from a mere utility room into a much more useful shower room with W.C and sink.

The kitchen/diner is fitted with modern units, a sleek grey tiled floor, integrated appliances and an impressive range cooker, creating a stylish yet practical heart of the home. This family friendly space is ideal for gatherings or simply keeping an eye on little bears at play in the adjoining room. The kitchen seamlessly connects to an open-plan layout into what was once the garage, now thoughtfully transformed into a versatile family or playroom, perfectly suited to modern living.

Heading upstairs you’re met with four sizeable double bedrooms so they’ll be no arguments of who’s getting the biggest room, whilst sandwiched between them all, is a beautifully appointed family bathroom, boasting a corner bath, separate show enclosure, W.C and sink, creating an inviting retreat for you to relax.

Heading outside, the garden features a wooden shed and secure gated access, ensuring privacy, ideal storage and a practical safety for your little bears or furry friends. The woodland like garden offers a fun experience of multiple level outdoor seating areas, a spacious patio to provide the perfect backdrop for entertaining or relaxation and an elevated deck with views to encourage you to cast your eyes across the landscape beyond. This property effortlessly combines modern convenience with timeless elegance, offering a serene and private setting for comfortable family living and entertaining, both indoors and out. So call our Eccleshall office today to arrange a viewing before Goldilocks or Snow White get in here first.

EPC Rating: D

Location

Market Drayton is a market town in north Shropshire, England, close to the Welsh and Staffordshire border and located along the River Tern, between Shrewsbury and Stoke-on-Trent. The Shropshire Union Canal and Regional Cycle Route 75 pass through the town whilst the A53 road by-passes the town providing access to links further afield. Market Drayton possesses a rich history with some traditions being continued today, such as the weekly Wednesday markets having being chartered by King Henry III in 1245. There are a number of pubs, restaurants and shops including two supermarkets within this market town, making amenities easily accessible.