Weaverlake Drive
Yoxall, Staffordshire DE13, DE13 8AD
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Property details
Council tax band
H
Local average
£455,335 (+405.1%)
Deprivation
Decile 9 (27,561 of 33,755)
Street crime
0 incidents within 1 mile (Aug 2026)
Key features
- Five bedrooms with flexible guest and multi-generational accommodation
- Approximately 6,825 sq ft of exceptional accommodation
- Set within around 1.5 acres of landscaped gardens and grounds
- Spectacular Tom Howley kitchen with Miele and Sub-Zero appliances
- Impressive private leisure suite with gym and steam room
- Heated three-car garage with resin flooring and glazed viewing feature
- Beautifully remodelled and refurbished by the current owners since 2019
- Expansive glazing, underfloor heating and high-quality bespoke finishes throughout
- Access to approximately 10 acres of private woodland
- Prime Yoxall village location with excellent schools, amenities and transport links
Additional details
- Electricity
- Mains supply
- Broadband
- FTTC (fibre to the cabinet)
- Water
- Mains supply
- Sewerage
- Mains supply
- Heating
- Gas, Double glazing, Underfloor heating, Wood burner
- Parking
- Garage, Driveway
- Garden
- Yes
Description
Extending to approximately 6,825 sq ft and set within around 1.5 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, this outstanding five-bedroom home combines impressive architecture, exceptional craftsmanship and superb leisure facilities, all thoughtfully arranged for both everyday family life and entertaining.
The story of Weaverlake House begins in the early 2000s, when the surrounding land was sold by the farmer for development. Recognising the quality and position of this particular plot, he chose to retain it for himself — and it is easy to understand why. With its generous proportions, privacy and mature setting, it provided the perfect location upon which to design and build his own dream home.
In 2019, the current owners took on the considerable task of comprehensively remodelling and refurbishing the property, transforming it into the remarkable contemporary residence seen today. The programme of works was extensive, introducing beautifully considered interiors, underfloor heating, expansive areas of glazing, exceptional bespoke joinery and a refined palette of high-quality finishes, while enhancing the scale and character of the original house. The result is a home that feels established within its surroundings yet distinctly modern in its execution.
A sweeping driveway approaches the house and opens into an impressive turning circle, creating a wonderful sense of arrival. The handsome brick façade sits beautifully within its mature landscaped setting, giving little away as to the scale and sophistication found beyond.
Stepping inside, the magnificent entrance reception hall immediately sets the tone. A dramatic twin sweeping staircase rises to the first floor and creates an impressive focal point, while the proportions, detailing and abundance of natural light provide an immediate indication of the quality that continues throughout the property.
The ground floor offers an outstanding collection of reception spaces, allowing the house to adapt effortlessly between relaxed family life, more formal occasions and large-scale entertaining.
The formal living room is particularly striking. Generously proportioned and architecturally distinctive, it features beautiful curved walls, a log-burning stove and French doors opening directly onto the rear patio and gardens. It is an unusual and memorable room, combining scale with a wonderfully comfortable atmosphere.
To the front elevation is a separate sitting room, perfectly suited as a relaxed family room, television room or informal reception space. The dining room provides a more formal setting for entertaining and enjoys French doors opening onto the rear terrace, while a dedicated office positioned to the front of the property offers an excellent environment for working from home.
At the very heart of Weaverlake House lies its spectacular open-plan kitchen, dining and living space — a room designed not simply to impress, but to be lived in. Natural light pours into the space through extensive glazing, skylights, sliding doors and bi-folding doors, creating a seamless relationship between the interior, the terraces and the gardens beyond.
The beautifully crafted Tom Howley kitchen forms the centrepiece of the room. Bespoke cabinetry is complemented by a substantial central island and a comprehensive range of integrated Miele appliances, while a generous Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, positioned either side of an integrated wine refrigerator, combine outstanding functionality with beautifully considered design. This is a space in which memories are made: from relaxed breakfasts and everyday family life to summer evenings with the doors opened onto the garden and large gatherings of family and friends.
The quality continues into the adjoining laundry and utility areas, themselves beautifully fitted by Tom Howley. Thoughtfully designed and exceptionally practical, these spaces maintain the same level of finish and coordination as the principal kitchen.
Another defining feature of Weaverlake House is its exceptional private leisure suite. Designed as a dedicated wellness and recreation area, the suite includes an impressive gymnasium with its own kitchen area and built-in under-counter drinks refrigeration, ensuring refreshments are always conveniently at hand. A steam room completes the private wellness facilities, creating an environment in which to train, unwind and relax without ever leaving home.
One of the most distinctive design features is the extensive glazing between the leisure suite and the adjoining three-car garage, providing an impressive view into the garage and creating a particularly striking backdrop. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, the garage benefits from contemporary resin flooring and heating, making it far more than a purely functional space. For the motoring enthusiast, it provides an immaculate setting in which to house and enjoy a collection of cars.
The first-floor accommodation is arranged around a spacious galleried landing, maintaining the sense of scale established within the entrance hall below.
The principal bedroom suite provides a luxurious private retreat, comprising a generously proportioned bedroom, dedicated dressing room and elegant en suite bathroom.
Three further substantial bedrooms are complemented by additional bath and shower rooms, providing comfortable and flexible accommodation for family members and guests alike.
Weaverlake House also offers an additional element of accommodation connected to the leisure suite. A private staircase rises to a further bedroom, dressing room and bathroom, creating an exceptionally versatile suite. This area lends itself perfectly to multi-generational living, older children seeking greater independence, long-term guests or extended family, while remaining conveniently connected to the main residence.
Outside, Weaverlake House sits within approximately 1.5 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds, framed by mature trees and established planting that provide an impressive sense of privacy and seclusion. Expansive lawns offer wonderful space for children to play and for the whole family to enjoy the outdoors, while generous terraces provide a natural extension of the principal living spaces and create superb settings for al fresco dining, summer entertaining and relaxing throughout the warmer months.
A collection of practical yet characterful additions further enhances the grounds. These include an outdoor W/C, a useful store incorporating dog-washing facilities, and a charming detached brick-built outdoor bar with its own built-in fire. Quirky and full of personality, the bar creates another inviting entertaining space and provides a wonderful setting for drinks with friends, family gatherings and relaxed evenings throughout much of the year.
Perhaps one of the most appealing lifestyle features of Weaverlake House is found immediately beyond its own garden. The homes on Weaverlake Drive enjoy access to approximately 10 acres of private woodland, which runs behind the properties and provides a remarkable extension to the outdoor environment. From the rear garden, residents can step almost directly into the woodland and enjoy peaceful walks, changing seasons and an abundance of local wildlife right on the doorstep. It provides a wonderful place for dog walking, an extra sense of adventure and freedom for children, or simply an opportunity to escape into nature without having to get in the car.
From the moment the original landowner chose to retain this exceptional plot for himself, Weaverlake House was always intended to be something special. Following the current owners’ extensive transformation, it has evolved into a truly remarkable modern family home — one that combines provenance and maturity with contemporary design, outstanding leisure facilities and beautifully considered spaces for living and entertaining.
Yoxall is widely regarded as one of Staffordshire’s most desirable villages, offering that increasingly sought-after balance of rural charm, a strong sense of community and excellent accessibility.
Despite its attractive countryside setting, the village remains wonderfully well served for everyday life. Local amenities include traditional public houses, village shops and a Post Office, while nearby Woodmill Farm Barns has become something of a destination for lovers of good food. Here you will find the award-winning Paul Shum Family Butchers, alongside fresh fruit and vegetables and the tempting Green Door Bakery, known for its artisan breads, pastries and cakes.
The village also has a particularly appealing sense of community, with attractive open spaces, riverside walks and recreation areas woven into village life. Goose Green, alongside the River Swarbourn, offers a peaceful green space with walking paths, wildlife areas and a community orchard, while the surrounding countryside provides countless opportunities to get outdoors.
For families, the area is especially well placed for schooling. Yoxall St Peter’s C of E Primary School is located within the village and forms part of the John Taylor Multi Academy Trust, as does nearby Needwood C of E Primary School. Needwood received Outstanding judgements across all inspected areas in its November 2024 Ofsted inspection.
For secondary education, John Taylor High School in Barton-under-Needwood is a highly regarded option and benefits from a dedicated school bus service from Yoxall, with the current timetable showing a journey of around ten minutes from the village. Its May 2025 Ofsted inspection judged the quality of education, personal development, leadership and management, and sixth-form provision as Outstanding.
Independent schooling is equally accessible. Denstone College and Repton School are both within reach, with Denstone operating an extensive school transport network; its current transport guide includes a stop in Yoxall.
For a wider selection of shopping, dining, culture and leisure, the Cathedral City of Lichfield is within convenient reach, together with Uttoxeter and Rugeley, allowing residents to enjoy village life without feeling remotely disconnected.
Those who enjoy the outdoors are particularly well catered for. The surrounding Staffordshire countryside offers excellent walking, riding and cycling opportunities, while Cannock Chase and The National Forest provide further opportunities to explore some of the Midlands’ most attractive landscapes.
Excellent road connections via the A38, A50 and M6 Toll provide strong links throughout the Midlands and beyond, making Yoxall an excellent base for those who require access to the wider region while still wanting the peace and space of village life.
It is this combination that makes the location of Weaverlake House so compelling: a substantial private home surrounded by greenery, village life and countryside, yet with schools, amenities and excellent connections all within easy reach.
Weaverlake House is more than an impressive property; it is a home created to be enjoyed, shared and remembered.
Listed by
Covering National
Joanna Osborne
Reference: 94001880
EPC ratings on this postcode
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| Address | Current | Potential | Floor area | Age band | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arden House, Weaverlake Drive, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 71 | 73 | 350 m² | England and Wales: 1996-2002 | Detached |
| Arden House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 66 | 73 | — | England and Wales: 2003-2006 | — |
| Brampton House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 67 | 69 | 320 m² | England and Wales: 1996-2002 | Detached |
| Brampton House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 67 | 84 | 297 m² | England and Wales: 1996-2002 | Detached |
| Dale House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 69 | 74 | 396 m² | England and Wales: 1996-2002 | Detached |
| Manor House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 71 | 73 | 409 m² | England and Wales: 2003-2006 | Detached |
| Manor House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 62 | 69 | 409 m² | — | Detached |
| Mulberry House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 83 | 90 | 168 m² | — | Detached |
| Orchard Barn, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 81 | 91 | 111 m² | — | Detached |
| Weaverlake House Annexe, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 75 | 81 | 65 m² | England and Wales: 2003-2006 | Flat |
| Weaverlake House Annexe, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 72 | 90 | 66 m² | England and Wales: 2003-2006 | Detached |
| Weaverlake House, Weaverlake Drive, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 79 | 80 | 499 m² | England and Wales: 2003-2006 | Detached |
| Weaverlake House, Weaverlake Drive, Yoxall, BURTON-ON-TRENT | 78 | 82 | 372 m² | England and Wales: 2003-2006 | Detached |
Flood risk
Zone: 1
Risk: Low
Job (default Low)
Registered land (INSPIRE)
This location falls inside an HM Land Registry INSPIRE registered freehold polygon.
Plot: ~3,121 m² (0.77 acres)
Source: HM Land Registry INSPIRE Index Polygons.
Price history
| Event | Date | Price | % change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listed for sale | — | £2,300,000 | — |
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Crown copyright.
Sold Comparables
Same street and nearby sales within 0.25 miles (last 5 years). Data from Land Registry Price Paid.
| Address | Price | Date | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| KERED HADLEY STREET, YOXALL, BURTON-ON-TRENT, EAST STAFFORDSHIRE, STAFFORDSHIRE, DE13 8NB | £475,000 | 20/10/2023 | Detached |
Area average: £475,000 (1 sale)
Capital growth trend
Land Registry outcode average: last 12 months vs 5y and 10y ago (from sold prices).
House Price Index (HM Land Registry — official index, not sold-price averages): East Staffordshire. Series: Detached. As of July 2026.
Rental Range
Estimated market rent for East Staffordshire. Low = conservative, Realistic = average, Optimistic = best case.
Based on Local Authority from postcode lookup → East Staffordshire.
LHA (30th percentile) floor for Eastern Staffordshire: £983/mo (Apr 2025 – Mar 2026)
Location
Address
Weaverlake Drive
Nearby
Nearest stations, universities and amenities (distance from property).
| Type | Name | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Shop | Yoxall Village Newsagents and Post Office | 0.4 miles |
| Bus stop | The Crown PH | 0.5 miles |
| Shop | Paul Shum | 1.0 miles |
| Train station | Rugeley Trent Valley | 5.4 miles |
| Train station | Lichfield Trent Valley | 5.7 miles |
| Hospital | Outwood Site | 6.8 miles |
| Hospital | Queen's Hospital | 6.9 miles |
| University | Staffordshire University Centre for Health Innovation | 11.8 miles |
Street-level crime
| Category | Count |
|---|---|
| Total incidents | 0 |
Within 1 mile during Aug 2026. Source: data.police.uk (England & Wales).
Schools nearby
Nearest open schools with Ofsted ratings (England). Closed schools are not shown. Data from Get Information about Schools and Ofsted.
| Name | Type | Distance | Ofsted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yoxall St Peter's CofE Primary School | Primary | 0.3 miles | Good — 12 May 2019 |
| Options Trent Acres School | Other | 1.5 miles | Outstanding — 13 Mar 2023 |
| The Richard Crosse CofE Primary School | Primary | 1.8 miles | Good — 18 Dec 2023 |
| Hayes Meadow Primary School | Primary | 3.4 miles | Good — 10 Apr 2014 |
| All Saints Church of England Primary and Nursery School | Primary | 3.5 miles | Requires improvement — 21 Sep 2022 |
Rental Comparables
Rental comparables data is not available for this property.
Rent-driven metrics
Based on Area rent estimate.
- Rent ratio — Monthly rent ÷ purchase price (1% rule). 1%+ = strong, 0.8–1% = okay, <0.8% = weak for cashflow.
- Max investor price — Rent ÷ 0.8%; the price at which rent would be 0.8% of price (Stoke-style target).
- Target investor price — Rent ÷ 1%; the price at which rent would be 1% of price (strong cashflow band).
- Gross yield — Annual rent as % of purchase price (no costs).
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