cabinetry, premium appliances, and bi-fold doors that open out to the rear garden, ideal for entertaining and everyday family living.
A separate utility room and dedicated boot room provide valuable practicality, keeping the main living spaces clutter-free. The ground floor also includes a main lounge with feature fireplace, a study perfect for home working, a cloakroom/WC, and an additional reception room, which could be used as a formal dining room, playroom, or snug.
Upstairs, the sense of space continues with four generous double bedrooms, two of which feature luxurious en suite shower rooms, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a stylish family bathroom. Each home has been finished to a high standard throughout, with premium flooring, quality fixtures, and contemporary design touches that elevate the feel of modern country living.
Location – The Best of Countryside and Connectivity.
Set amidst the rolling Warwickshire countryside, Mappleborough Green is a charming and well-connected village known for its peaceful rural setting and close-knit community. Surrounded by open fields, bridleways, and walking routes, it offers a wonderful semi-rural lifestyle while being just minutes from local amenities.
The nearby village of Studley provides a good selection of everyday conveniences, including independent shops, cafés, pubs, and supermarkets, along with excellent schooling options such as Studley High School, rated Outstanding by Ofsted.
A short drive away, the picturesque market town of Henley-in- Arden offers a delightful high street lined with boutique stores, gastro pubs, restaurants, and tea rooms, while Redditch and Stratford-upon-Avon provide further shopping, leisure, and cultural attractions.
For families, the area offers a superb choice of primary and secondary schools, both state and independent, including Arden Academy, King Edward VI School, and Solihull School, all within easy commuting distance.
WALMLEY PARC Excellent Transport Links: W
Despite its peaceful setting, Mappleborough Green is ideally located for commuters. The nearby A435, M42, and M40 provide quick access to Birmingham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Solihull, and Worcester, while Redditch train station offers regular services to Birmingham New Street and beyond. Birmingham Airport is also less than 30 minutes away, making the location ideal for both local and international travel.
EACHELHURST ROAD, BIRMINGHAM 3-5 BEDROOMS • 2-3 BATHROOMS • 1-2 RECEPTIONS
almley Parc, an opulent new build development located opposite the splendid Pype Hayes Park, consisting of 10 luxurious three, four and 昀ve bedroom
properties 昀nished to a premium standard using only bespoke designs and the 昀nest materials. These stunning properties are located in a convenient location, close to the Royal Town of Sutton Cold昀eld, which o昀ers all desired local amenities and access to excellent transport links.
These thoughtfully designed semi-detached and detached properties are ideal for the modern family and 昀rst time buyers. All plots o昀er high speci昀cation throughout with individually designed kitchens by Magnet and bathrooms 昀nished with tiling and 昀xtures by the highly renowned luxury company Porcelanosa. Further ben昀ts that this fantastic development has to o昀er are block paved driveways to the side of each property and landscaped rear gardens.
Starting from £250,000 Offers Over: £300,000
PRICES START FROM £320,000
BOOK A VIEWING 01564 786 644
newhomes@johnshepherd.com
BOOK A VIEWING 01564 786 644
newhomes@johnshepherd.com
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