Beaconsfield Road, Stoke, CV2

A lovely period home with a huge through lounge/dining room, three good bedrooms, a full-width kitchen and a surprisingly leafy garden.

This three-bedroom period home has generous living space and plenty of character, from the colourful tiles around the entrance to the fireplaces, ceiling cornicing and exposed floorboards inside.

The entrance hall has doors into both reception rooms, which are connected by a wide opening. Together they provide plenty of space for sitting and dining areas, with a bay window at the front and a fireplace in each room. The kitchen is reached through the rear reception room.

The good-sized kitchen occupies the rear section of the house. Dark fitted cupboards, exposed brickwork, open shelving and herringbone-patterned flooring give it a more contemporary feel. There is a breakfast bar as well as a useful amount of worktop space, with glazed double doors opening onto the garden.

Upstairs, the main bedroom is a generous double at the front, with a bay window and exposed floorboards. The second bedroom has painted wall panelling and a fireplace, while the third sits at the rear and is currently used as a home office. All three bedrooms are accessed from the landing, as is the bathroom, which has a bath with a shower over.

The enclosed rear garden has a paved seating area immediately outside the kitchen, beneath a timber pergola. Established planting and greenery around the boundaries give it a leafy feel.

The Stoke location is handy for everyday shopping, close to Binley Road, which also provides a route towards the city centre.