REF: JC0739 - From the outside, this is one of those houses that already hints at what’s coming. Smart, well-proportioned and confidently sat within a modern Fradley setting, it has that reassuring “family headquarters” feel before you’ve even found your keys.

Step into the entrance hall and the layout immediately makes sense. To one side sits a more formal sitting room, ideal when you want somewhere a little calmer than the main hub of the house. Think quiet coffee, catching up with friends, or escaping the chaos when the kitchen turns into a five-star restaurant… Or more realistically, a takeaway distribution centre.

Carry on through and the rear of the house is where everyday life really unfolds. The kitchen / breakfast room stretches nicely across the back, giving you that sociable open feel without losing definition of space. It’s easy to imagine the morning routine here. Cereal negotiations, last-minute PE kit hunts and someone always asking where their shoes are. The adjoining conservatory adds another layer of flexibility, whether that becomes a relaxed garden room, a play space or somewhere to sit with a glass of something cold convincing yourself summer will definitely last this year.

Practicality hasn’t been forgotten either. A separate utility keeps the noisy, muddy, real-life jobs tucked neatly out of sight, meaning the main living spaces stay feeling calm and uncluttered… At least in theory, and there is also an office which is much needed in today’s WFH era.

Up on the first floor is where this house really starts to stand apart from the standard family setup. The lounge on this level is a brilliant second living zone perfect for teenagers wanting their own hangout, a cosy movie den, or simply somewhere adults can retreat once the downstairs has been taken over by Lego empires and questionable YouTube choices. Bedrooms on this level are well sized and bedroom two is supported by its own en-suite facilities along with the main family bathroom, giving everyone just that bit more independence (and far fewer morning bathroom stand-offs).

Then at the top of the house sits the principal suite, and this is properly done. A generous main bedroom leads through to a dedicated dressing area and en-suite, creating a space that feels more boutique hotel than busy family home. It’s the sort of setup that makes weekday mornings feel slightly less frantic, and Sunday lie-ins feel very well deserved.
On this floor you will also find bedrooms three and four which are both fantastic sizes.

Outside, the garden has clearly been designed for enjoying rather than endlessly maintaining. There’s a real entertaining vibe here. Summer barbecues, evening drinks, kids burning off energy before bedtime, all without feeling like you’ve signed up to a lifetime of lawn care. The double garage adds that extra practicality modern households crave, whether for storage, hobbies or simply somewhere to hide the boxes you still haven’t unpacked.

Altogether, this is a home that understands modern family life. Multiple living zones, flexible bedroom arrangements and a layout that allows everyone to have their own space without losing that all-important sense of togetherness. The sort of house you grow into rather than out of and that’s becoming increasingly hard to find.

Location

Living in Fradley offers that increasingly rare balance of modern convenience and proper countryside surroundings. It’s the kind of place where weekday life runs smoothly, yet weekends can feel a world away from the usual rush.

At the heart of the community sits the popular Stirling Centre, providing everyday essentials including a Co-op convenience store, gym, café and other handy local services, perfect for those quick errands or a relaxed coffee without needing to venture far. Families are particularly well catered for too, with St Stephen's Primary School being highly regarded locally and sitting conveniently within the village, as well as Fradley Park Primary, helping make the morning routine that little bit easier.

One of Fradley’s real lifestyle highlights is its proximity to the beautiful Fradley Junction, where the Coventry Canal meets the Trent & Mersey. It’s a favourite spot for weekend walks, peaceful canal-side strolls, cycling routes and of course the ever-tempting waterside pubs and cafés. Whether it’s dog walks, family bike rides or simply getting some fresh air after a busy week, it’s the sort of setting that quickly becomes part of your routine.

Despite its semi-rural feel, Fradley remains extremely well connected. Lichfield city centre is just a short drive away, offering a wider selection of shops, restaurants, bars and cultural attractions, along with both Lichfield Trent Valley and Lichfield City railway stations providing direct links towards Birmingham, London and beyond. Road users are equally well served, with straightforward access to the A38, A5 and wider motorway network making commuting surprisingly convenient.

All in all, Fradley has grown into a thriving and well-established village setting that appeals to families, professionals and downsizers alike, offering modern housing, strong community spirit and a lifestyle that blends everyday practicality with open green space and canal-side charm.

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall
Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 7.03m (23'1") x 3.21m (10'6")
Conservatory - 3.70m (12'2") x 2.72m (8'11")
Utility
Sitting Room - 4.52m (14'10") x 2.71m (8'11")
Office - 3.23m (10'7") x 2.41m (7'11")
W.C
Double Garage - 5.25m (17'3") x 5.53m (18'2")

First Floor

Lounge - 7.03m (23'1") x 3.21m (10'6")
Bedroom Two - 2.89m (9'6") x 2.70m (8'10")
En-Suite
Bedroom Five - 3.30m (10'10") x 2.71m (8'11")
Bathroom

Second Floor

Master Bedroom - 4.18m (13'9") x 3.42m (11'3")
Dressing Area - 3.21m (10'6") x 2.75m (9')
En-Suite
Bedroom Three - 3.87m (12'8") x 2.69m (8'10")
Bedroom Four - 3.47m (11'4") x 2.71m (8'11")

Detached House in Lichfield