The property features five well-proportioned bedrooms and three bathrooms, ensuring plenty of space and comfort for family life or visiting guests. The spacious reception areas, including a welcoming living room with bi-fold doors, provide the ideal setting for entertaining or relaxing at home.
While the majority of works have been completed to a high standard, some areas are still to be finished, giving buyers the exciting opportunity to add their own personal touch. The current vendors are open to negotiating the price or discussing completion of the remaining works as part of the sale, offering flexibility for the next owner.
Nestled within the picturesque surroundings of Derrington, the property combines contemporary living with the charm of village life. Local countryside walks, nearby schools, and excellent transport links into Stafford make this home a superb choice for families and professionals alike.
This spacious and modernised bungalow is ready to move into, with scope for the buyer to finish it to their own taste. A fantastic opportunity not to be missed.
Local Area Guide — Derrington, Staffordshire
Tranquil Village Living
Nestled just under 4 miles west of Stafford, Derrington is a small and welcoming village with a population of around 1,000 people. Its peaceful rural setting and close-knit community make it an ideal choice for those seeking calm with convenience.
Historical & Community Heart
The village features the charming Gothic Revival St Matthew’s Church, dating back to 1847. Local life centers around a well-used village hall and social club with a licensed bar—events, hobby groups, and monthly gatherings bring residents together.
Scenic Countryside & Outdoor Adventure
Surrounded by picturesque countryside and farmland, Derrington appeals to nature lovers. The Millennium Green provides a lovely open space for walks, while the scenic 41-mile "Way for the Millennium" trail runs through the village—perfect for walking and cycling. Nearby Duddas Wood and the River Sow offer additional options for tranquil escapes.
Schools & Heritage
As part of Seighford civil parish, Derrington shares in a rich heritage of local architecture and history—including numerous listed buildings, traditional timber-framed homes, and Tudor-era estates like Seighford Hall.
Convenient Access to Stafford
While Derrington itself has no shops, the excellent transport links mean daily conveniences are just minutes away. Stafford town offers comprehensive retail, health, and leisure services—all within easy reach. The M6 motorway is nearby, and Stafford railway station provides fast connections to major cities across the UK.
What Locals Say
Derrington is described by residents as a very quiet place to live, with mostly large homes and bungalows. It is perfect for anyone valuing peaceful village life. While there are no shops in the village itself, it is not isolated, and a car makes accessing nearby amenities simple and convenient.
Why Buyers Love Derrington
Quiet countryside lifestyle with stunning, walkable green spaces
Strong community spirit through active village hall events
Excellent commuter links via road and rail
Charming historic features rooted in local architecture and heritage
Attractive to families, downsizers, or those looking for a lifestyle change
The living room is a spacious and bright area featuring large glass doors that open out to the rear garden, filling the room with natural light. It includes a stylish wood-burning stove set against a feature wall with a tiled effect, creating a cosy focal point. The room has wooden flooring laid in a herringbone pattern that continues seamlessly through to the adjacent kitchen and dining space, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The kitchen is beautifully modern, fitted with dark cabinetry contrasted by white countertops and a white tiled backsplash. It includes built-in appliances including a double oven and a gas hob with an extractor hood. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining room, which is brightened by a sizeable skylight and double doors leading out to the garden, making it an ideal space for family meals and entertaining.
The dining room is a cosy, well-lit space with double doors leading directly to the garden. Its bright and airy feel is enhanced by the natural light streaming through the doors and a skylight overhead, making it a pleasant spot for meals or social gatherings.
The first-floor bedroom is a spacious and airy room with multiple skylights that flood the space with natural light. Its neutral, soft-toned carpet complements the bright white walls, creating a peaceful and relaxing retreat. This bedroom also includes an en suite bathroom with modern features and a freestanding bathtub, adding a touch of luxury.
The en suite bathroom is modern and stylish, fitted with a freestanding bathtub and a walk-in shower enclosed by glass panels. The floor is decorated with patterned tiling, and the walls have a contrasting dark tile feature in the shower area, complemented by white walls and ceiling skylights that provide ample daylight.
The main bedroom on the ground floor is bright and spacious, featuring a large window that overlooks the front of the property. The room is decorated in soft, neutral tones, with wooden flooring laid in a herringbone pattern and a classic radiator beneath the window, making for a comfortable and welcoming space.
This second ground-floor bedroom offers a cosy and well-lit environment, with a window providing natural daylight. The room has wooden herringbone flooring, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, and plain white walls that allow for versatile decoration.
A further ground-floor bedroom with a comfortable feel, featuring a large window and wooden flooring in a herringbone style. The room is painted in a distinctive dark feature colour, offering a modern and individual touch to the overall layout.
The smallest ground-floor bedroom is a bright and cheerful space, decorated with pastel blue walls and a large window that lets in plenty of light. The wooden flooring in a herringbone pattern continues here, giving the room a cosy feel.
The main bathroom on the ground floor is clean and fresh, with white walls and a light beige tiled splashback. It is fitted with a modern vanity unit with a basin, a toilet, and a bath with an overhead shower and a curved glass screen for convenience.
A separate shower room is fitted with a walk-in shower and sleek modern grey tiling. Its bright, white ceiling and recessed lighting keep the space feeling clean and contemporary.
The utility room is a compact and practical space, equipped with sleek white cabinetry and a countertop. It has a window for natural light and a door leading to a small reception area, making it ideal for laundry and additional storage needs.
The hallway provides a bright and welcoming entrance with white walls and wooden herringbone flooring, continuing the style of the main living spaces. It leads to several bedrooms, bathrooms, and the living room, creating a smooth flow through the property.
This hallway at the entrance is long and narrow, with white walls and wooden flooring laid in a herringbone pattern. It is practical for access to the rest of the property and connects to the main hallway.
The rear garden is a large and private outdoor space, predominantly laid to natural grass and bordered by fencing for seclusion. There are mature shrubs and trees visible beyond the fence line, providing a peaceful and green outlook from the property.
The front exterior of the property features a gravel driveway providing ample off-road parking. The frontage is low-maintenance, bordered by simple fencing and with a bright front door that adds a splash of colour to the cream exterior walls.
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