The county town of Staffordshire is in Stafford and it is located in the West Midlands, only 16 miles from Wolverhampton and 18 miles from Stoke-on-Trent. The M6 is close making access in and out of the bustling town easy and a massive 63,000 people live in Stafford. Many people choose to buy a home in the town due to its allure as an old shoe making town and others because for its great commuting location. The St Chad’s Church lays claim to the title of the oldest building in the town and it dates back to at least the 12th century.

The Edwardian built Victoria Park is where many locals enjoy their recreation time and there are many facilities to use here. An outdoor paddling pool is a summertime favourite and there are bird aviaries, greenhouses and a bowling green all set on an impressive 13 acres of land. The local theatre remains the main entertainment venue in Stafford and it is found in the heart of the town with a few bars and clubs also in the area. Property for rent in the town varies from flats in the heart of the action to houses in the estates on the outskirts, making it easy for many to find a suitable home to rent.

The main area for shopping is Greengate Street and there is a museum located on the street known as the Elizabeth Ancient High House that is the biggest timber-framed house in the UK. Anyone house hunting in Stafford can choose from a wide variety of housing options with new estates and old town houses all on offer. The Shire Hall Gallery is the local Arts centre and there is also a large library. Junctions 13 and 14 of the M6 make it simple to get into the town and the A34 links Stafford with nearby villages and towns.