Flat-Living.co.uk End note Iconic Blocks
In the first of our series on iconic flats we have scoured the country for some of the greatest and most unusual buildings that leaseholders call home.
THE MANSION HOUSE, BIRMINGHAM –
MANAGED BY CURRY & PARTNERS The Mansion House was conceived and built by Chase Midland Homes approximately 10 years ago to an impeccable standard. The Estate on which the building is situated is Grange Park, an award
winning development, which was once the home of Lord Austin, of motor car fame and lies on the southern slopes of the Lickey Hills. The estate, including the Mansion House, has 27 acres of beautiful park like grounds containing a jogging/walking track, three hole pitch and putt course, two tennis courts and a children’s adventure playground. The Mansion House comprises of 5 apartments and a penthouse suite
which occupies the entire second floor, which has been completed to an exacting specification including a magnificent stone spiral staircase to the interior communal areas. This is arguably one of the finest apartment buildings within the Midlands area and situated within a prestigious development providing the ultimate luxurious living arrangements. Curry & Partners 0121 233 0500
WOODFOLD HALL, BLACKBURN – MANAGED BY HOMESTEAD CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD
Of all the grand houses in Blackburn’s affluent west end, Woodfold Hall probably ranks as the grandest. Built in 1798 for cotton magnate Henry Sudell, it soon after became the home (in 1827) of John Fowden Hindle, High Sheriff of the County, before eventually becoming the property of
the Thwaites Brewery family, in 1849. Set in 400 acres of land, surrounded by a 9 feet high wall, which was 4 miles long, Woodfold Hall was a magnificent place. The contents of Woodfold were auctioned off in 1949 and the roof
was taken off the the hall soon after (it was a way of avoiding paying the rates and certain taxes). Derelict, it then deteriorated for the following five decades.
Homestead Consultancy Services Ltd 01253 640040
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