RISING LANE KNOWLE


BADDESLEY CLINTON, KNOWLE, B93 0BZ 4 BEDROOMS, 3 RECEPTIONS, 3 BATHROOMS


WIDNEY LANE, SOLIHULL 4 BEDROOMS • 3 BATHROOMS • 3 RECEPTIONS


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This beautiful house benefits house boasts four double b drooms, an


impressive Billiards room, a sun room and up to a third of an acre’s worth of mature gardens. This magical property will be a delightful family home.


This detached property has been extended and tastefully decorated, creating a stylish and contemporary feeling throughout.


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magnificent open plan Kitchen/Diner/Living Room, four Double Bedrooms, a Dual Aspect Lounge, a pleasant rear Garden, complete with a delightful Loggia, perfect for long summer evenings.


opportunity to purchase one FARMHOUSE ABEL’S


OFFERS OVER £1,000,000 OFFERS OVER £800,000


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