LIVE 24-SEVEN
THE LODGE STABLES HOAR CROSS £850,000
HAMPTON LANE SOLIHULL £1,750,000
Pinfold House is extensively improved and beautifully designed throughout benefitting from a superb open-plan Kitchen/ Breakfast/Dining Room, two Reception Rooms, four Double Bedrooms with En-Suites. A separate Annex adjoins the main property with two excellent sized Bedrooms. Externally, there is a beautiful garden and large driveway. Ideally located for Solihull Town Centre.
Please contact Collection
collection@johnshepherd.com 01564 786 633
Nestled in the heart of the Staffordshire countryside, this charming five bedroom barn benefits from lovely modern interiors perfectly blended with the classic period features expected of a converted barn. With spectacular panoramic countryside views this family home is a sanctuary to relax and unwind.
Please contact Chosen Home on 0121 222 1180
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www.chosenhome.com
BALSALL COMMON COVENTRY £1,500,000
NEW ROAD BROMSGROVE £950,000
A magnificent seven bedroom semi-detached Victorian residence, boasting an abundance of period features and an impressive 3,449 sq ft (approx.) of accommodation across three floors. Privately positioned within close proximity of Bromsgrove high street, the property is offered with three large reception rooms, modern open plan kitchen/family room, cellar, delightful grounds, double garage and sweeping gated driveway.
Contact Arden Estates Bromsgrove 01527 872479
ardenestates.co.uk
On the outskirts of Balsall Common sitting on approximately 3 acres offering privacy and seclusion. With remarkable views of the countryside from this substantial detached family home, including a triple garage, further outbuildings, a pond, summer houses, and roof garden terrace, with beautiful gardens that wrap around the home.
Fine & Country Coventry, Tel: 02476 500015, Email:
coventry@fineandcountry.com
www.fineandcountry.com
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