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The layout works particularly well for day-to-day family life. The living room is a comfortable and welcoming main reception space, while the dining room creates a natural second reception room for entertaining, family meals or even a playroom or home working area. To the rear, the sunroom adds another versatile space overlooking the garden and helps give the property a bright, airy feel.The kitchen has been attractively updated with modern units, ample worktop space and a practical layout, making it ideal for both everyday use and hosting. Upstairs, the three bedrooms are all well proportioned, with the main bedroom especially generous in size, and the bathroom is fitted with both a bath and separate shower for added convenience.Outside, the property continues to impress with an enclosed rear garden and a separate garage, offering useful storage or parking potential. As an end-terrace, the house also enjoys a slightly more open feel and extra privacy compared with many similar homes.Penkvale Road is well placed for access to Stafford town centre, commuter routes, local schooling and everyday amenities, making it a strong choice for first-time buyers, families and those looking for a home with flexible living space in a convenient location.Local area information for buyersPenkvale Road is well placed for day-to-day convenience, with easy access into Stafford town centre where buyers will find a wide range of shops, restaurants, coffee spots and bars. Stafford town centre also offers a good mix of national retailers and independents, giving the area broad appeal for both families and professionals.For commuters, Stafford remains a strong location. Stafford railway station offers direct services to London Euston, and National Rail lists journeys from Stafford to London Euston, making the town attractive for buyers who need rail links for work or regular travel. Road users also benefit from access to the M6 via Junction 13 at Dunston, linking Stafford with the wider motorway network.The area is also well served for schooling, which is often a big factor for family buyers. Staffordshire County Council provides an official catchment checker, so purchasers can verify the schools linked to their exact address. Nearby well-known schools in the wider Stafford area include Leasowes Primary School in Weeping Cross and King Edward VI High School on West Way, while Stafford Manor High School is also close by. As always, buyers should make their own enquiries on catchment and availability.For leisure and outdoor space, Stafford offers plenty beyond the house itself. Victoria Park, in the heart of town, is a Green Flag award-winning park with riverside walks and facilities for all ages. Stafford Castle adds another popular local attraction, while Cannock Chase is within easy reach for walking, cycling and time outdoors.Everyday practicalities are covered too. County Hospital on Weston Road provides a range of acute services, and Stafford Leisure Centre offers a swimming pool, gym, sports hall and other fitness facilities. The Gatehouse Theatre also gives the town a strong cultural offer, with touring shows and local productions throughout the year.Anti-Money Laundering & ID VerificationOnce an offer is accepted on a property marketed by Open House Estate Agents Staffordshire, we are legally required to carry out identity verification and anti-money laundering checks on all purchasers. Ongoing monitoring is also conducted throughout the transaction until completion.To complete these checks, we use Landmark’s secure verification platform. This process confirms your identity and source of funds in line with current regulations. It is important to note that this is not a credit check and will have no impact on your credit rating.The cost of the verification is £30.00 including VAT per buyer. This fee is payable in advance once an offer has been agreed and before a Memorandum of Sale is issued. The charge is non-refundable.By proceeding with your purchase, you agree to these checks being carried out as required by law.






