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About This Property
Discover what makes this home specialThis charming Kennett house in Burton upon Trent offers a well-balanced layout ideal for families and professionals alike. Priced at £289,995, the property features three comfortable bedrooms upstairs alongside a modern bathroom, while the ground floor boasts a spacious lounge, a contemporary kitchen, and a dining area with French doors leading to the rear garden. The design maximizes natural light and functional living space, making it a welcoming home.
Located on plot 59 within a thoughtfully planned development, this house benefits from proximity to Burton town centre and excellent transport connections. The south-east facing garden ensures pleasant morning sunlight, ideal for outdoor relaxation and gardening. The property is well-suited for those seeking a blend of suburban tranquility with convenient access to urban amenities.
Property Features
The Kennett house is designed to offer practical family living with three well-sized bedrooms upstairs and a modern bathroom. The ground floor includes a spacious lounge with a bay window, a kitchen equipped with integrated appliances, and a dining area opening onto the garden through French doors. Additional features include a convenient ground floor WC and useful storage cupboards under the stairs, enhancing everyday functionality. The south-east facing garden provides a bright outdoor space with morning sun, perfect for family activities or entertaining.
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Situated in Burton upon Trent, this property benefits from a range of local amenities. The nearby Burton-on-Trent train station offers regular services to Derby and Birmingham, facilitating easy commuting. Shopping and leisure needs are met by St Modwen's Retail and Leisure Park and the town centre, which provide supermarkets, restaurants, and entertainment options. Families will appreciate the proximity to reputable schools such as Stapenhill Primary School and Blessed Robert Sutton Catholic Voluntary Academy. Additionally, local parks and leisure facilities offer ample opportunities for outdoor activities and community engagement.
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