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The property
Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: C ** Council Tax Band: B
Communal Charge: There is a £85.23 fee paid twice yearly to Specialist Property Asset Management for the upkeep of the communal areas. This is currently paid up to 30/06/2024
Introduction & Exterior
This superbly presented two-bedroom home in the Brereton area of Rugeley will prove extremely popular to first time buyers, downsizers and those looking to re-join the property market. The property is set away from Buckmaster Way on a communal court, with the house being set back behind a driveway for two cars to park side by side. A slabbed path to the right leads to the front door and continues down the left side of the house to the secure rear garden gate. A strip of turf with shrubbery to the left of the driveway enhances the initial presentation.
The rear garden is a lovely private space for relaxing and entertaining. It begins from the house with a slabbed patio (with gravel edging) offering plenty of room for an outdoor furniture set to be positioned. Beyond the patio is the lawn with raised decking and storage shed at the far end. Surrounding the garden is a tall wooden fence.
Ground Floor
As guests enter the home via the composite front door, they are brought into a hallway with doors to the right for the boiler cupboard and guest WC with wash basin. To the left is an opening to the kitchen, which has a suite featuring an integrated electric oven, four-burner gas hob and overhead extractor fan. The units have spaces for a washing machine (with plumbing) and a fridge freezer. The stainless-steel sink with drainer is positioned in front to the window looking out over the front. It’s worth noting that all external doors and windows are double glazed.
Ahead of the hallway is a door through to the largest room in the house, the lounge with dining space. To the right of the room is the staircase to the first floor. Underneath the staircase has been left open for storage, with the space opposite to the left of the room ideal for a dining table. The available space widens beyond the staircase to be able to place a sofa suite around an entertainment unit. At the rear of the room are two full height windows flanking a set of French doors that open out to the garden patio.
First Floor
As guests make their way upstairs, they arrive at a gallery landing has doors leading off to both bedrooms and the family bathroom. The master bedroom is at the rear of the house and includes a deep storage cupboard to the right of the entry and access to a stylish en suite shower room to the left. The en suite features a tall shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin and toilet. The bedroom itself is a large double with plenty of space to position a king-sized bed and other furniture. Two windows to the rear look out over the garden.
Bedroom two is more of a regular rectangle shape and spans the full width of the house at the front. Much like bedroom one, the second bedroom has two windows allowing in plenty of natural light. Between the two bedrooms is the family bathroom which is another pleasant suite comprising of the bathtub, pedestal wash basin and toilet.

Nb - room sizes are shown at the bottom of the page.
Transport links
Buckmaster Way is a modern development located off Armitage Road in Brereton and therefore has excellent links to the main routes away from Rugeley such as the A51 to Lichfield and Stoke, A513 to Stafford and the A460 to Cannock.
The nearest train station is Rugeley town, offering service to Birmingham New Street as part of the Chase Line which also leads to Walsall and Cannock. Nearby Rugeley Trent Valley station, also on the Chase Line, offers services via the West Coast Main Line to London, Liverpool, Manchester and even Glasgow.
Stops nearby on Main Road provide bus services between Stafford and Lichfield that pass through Rugeley Town Centre. Further services to the wider area are available from the town centre/ schools & amenities
According to the Staffordshire Schools website, the catchment secondary school for this home is The Hart School (1.2 miles away) with the nearest primary school being within walking distance, Hob Hill Primary (0.6 miles away). Although we have researched this information, parents are advised to confirm catchment via the local authority.
For shops, the nearest convenience store is walking distance across Main Road where Brereton Co-op is found, opposite the Miners Rest public house. Beside Buckmaster Way is Ravenhill Park, an ideal place for dog walkers and for children to play in the summer.
Rugeley is a great place to live for local amenities as it is on the fringe of Cannock Chase including Birches Valley visitors centre, a popular place for cyclists and horse riders. There is a town centre with plenty of well-known shops and three large supermarkets, Morrisons, Tesco and Aldi.
Room sizes
Ground Floor
Lounge with Dining: 17’3 (plus recess) x 12’10
Kitchen: 10’0 x 6’1
Guest WC: 5’2 x 2’11
First Floor
Bedroom One: 12’10 x 8’11 (plus door recess)
En Suite Shower Room: 6’2 (max width) x 5’5 (into shower recess)
Bedroom Two: 12’11 x 8’5
Family Bathroom: 6’2 x 5’5 (plus wash basin recess)

- No upward chain
- Well Presented Starter Home
- Large Lounge with Dining Space
- Fitted Kitchen with Integrated Oven & Gas Hob
- Two Generous Double Bedrooms
- En Suite to Bedroom One
- Family Bathroom
- Guest WC
- Two-Car Driveway
- Private Garden with Patio & Raised Decking