Are you looking for a suitable new home in and around the Stoke area?

Look no further than the Property of the Week feature on Stoke Nub News because we have a stunning range of homes for sale or rent right now. 

Our Property of the Week feature highlights homes currently on the market with local estate agents and the Stoke Nub News exclusive property section sponsor Stephenson Browne. 

This week, we are showcasing a three-bedroom terraced house in North Staffordshire available to rent for £850pcm.

The kitchen has been recently renovated. (Stephenson Browne)

The property, on Stonebank Road in Kidsgrove, has a large rear garden and is located within walking distance to Aldi in Kidsgrove, Stonebank Stores and the Crown & Thistle pub.

Both the kitchen and bathroom have undergone a renovation and has an airy open-plan kitchen, dining and living area.

There is an open plan kitchen, dining and living area downstairs. (Stephenson Browne)

Take a closer look at the property here

Of the property, Stephenson Browne says: "A brand new kitchen and bathroom compliment this recently improved three bedroom, forecourted mid townhouse in Kidsgrove.

"Ideally located close to local amenities including shops, schools and bus routes.

The bathroom has been recently renovated. (Stephenson Browne)

"The property has a modern day living style with an open plan kitchen, dining and reception area to the ground floor.

"The first floor provides three bedrooms and a family bathroom.

"A good-sized garden to the rear.

The property has three bedrooms. (Stephenson Browne)

"Council Tax Band A. EPC Grade D. Available NOW."

Contact lettings manager, Sarah, on [email protected] to arrange a viewing or for more information. 

The property has a large garden to the rear. (Stephenson Browne)

Take a closer look at the property here

-------

Make sure you follow Stephenson Browne's pages to see a great range of properties in the Stoke area.

Stephenson Browne is the Stoke Nub News exclusive property sponsor. 

Without community-minded partners like Stephenson Browne we would not be able to produce our locally-relevant, clickbait-free news to the people of Stoke.