Set within the rural outskirts of Anslow is Bell House Farm, a traditional detached country residence benefitting from three reception rooms, four double bedrooms and superb outside space including a triple garage, established gardens and just under four acres with stables.

Bell House Farm in Anslow is on the market at £895,000

Enjoying an idyllic peaceful setting, Bell House Farm originally dates back to the late 1800s and has been extended and remodelled over time to create generous and versatile family interiors. Showcasing exposed beams and oak doors and architraves throughout, the interiors comprise briefly galleried reception hall, three reception rooms plus study and conservatory, breakfast kitchen, utility, boot room and cloakroom to the ground floor, with four double bedrooms set to the first floor serviced by a family bathroom, master dressing room and refitted master en suite. Outside, the gardens extend to a generous 0.75 acre and a triple garage and courtyard provides ample parking, and accessed from the same driveway is paddock land totalling 3.9 acres which also houses a stable block. The property benefits from full double glazing, LPG gas central heating and a Worcester boiler which was refitted in May 2019.

Nestled within picturesque Staffordshire countryside, Bell House Farm lies just minutes away from the sought after village of Anslow, where amenities including a pub, the Holy Trinity Church and the Anslow Primary School can be found. The primary school feeds into the renowned John Taylor High School in Barton, both of which maintain an Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ rating. Anslow is just 3 miles from the market town of Burton where there are a number of health and leisure facilities, such as a cinema, shops, restaurants, a library and more. The property is well placed for access to commuter routes including the A38, A50 and M6 Toll, direct rail services are available from Burton to Birmingham and Derby and there is a local bus service to surrounding areas from Anslow.