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"Adaptable spaces unfold over two bright, flowing storeys"
Designed by architect Harry Weedon in 1965, this four-bedroom mid-century house is tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac in Little Haywood, a bucolic village next to the Cannock Chase National Landscape. Exposed painted brickwork, original internal doors and a double-height atrium speak to its period, and a tumbling lawned garden unfolds at the rear. Stafford is a short drive away and has direct rail links to London and Birmingham.
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