LIVE 24-SEVEN
STONEBROOK HOUSE Henley-In-Arden - £1,500,000
FORDE HALL LANE GTanworth in Arden
uide Price £1,750,000
This country property is located within 18 acres of parkland. The long tree lined driveway opens out to this traditional country home. Planning consent has been obtained for the demolition of the existing dwelling and the erection of a new contemporary dwelling. However, if traditional is more your style, it is worth noting that previous planning was in place for another design.
stunning and sympathetically extended and refurbished six-bedroom detached family home surrounded by extensive gardens and a paddock of approximately 2.9 acres. This layout of this property is perfect for modern day living. Located in the very popular and sought after village of Lowsonford and just 1/2 a mile from the highly- recommended Fleur De Lys Pub, this is one not to miss.
MPG 26
Clint Nykamp- Senior Partner on 07538 298911 http://
www.solihull@
fineandcountry.com
BRITANNIA SQUARE Worcester, WR1 3DG £800,000
Please contact The Agents on 01564 332550
www.theagents.properties
OAKAPPLE GRANGE Rous Lench WR11 4UW £990,000
Oakapple Grange is a handsome and characterful six bedroom barn conversion in the desirable village of Rous Lench. It was converted around 21 years ago and offers a wealth of character. The property sits in approximately 1.20 acres and is located within the Rous Lench conservation area, although the gardens are not.
A very handsome five bedroom Grade II listed terraced family house with origins dating back to 1825. The current owners have refurbished the property to a very high standard and now contemporary living combines and contrasts with traditional retained character features.
Shelley.stephenson@
knightfrank.com Tel: 07918 564878
Shelley.stephenson@
knightfrank.com Tel: 07918 564878
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