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GOTHERSLEY HALL STOURTON £2,500,000


THE OLD GRANARY HANBURY, BROMSGROVE £800,000


Nestled in an ideal location, The Old Granary offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and urban convenience. Just a short commute from Birmingham, this charming property provides a peaceful retreat while keeping you connected to city life. Whether you are looking for a serene countryside escape or a convenient home base near the city, The Old Granary promises the best of both worlds.


Fine & Country Droitwich Spa on 01905 678111 www.fineandcountry.com/uk/droitwich-spa


Nestled in serene Stourton, Gothersley Hall is a timeless masterpiece. Recently restored, it spans 8,000 sq ft, featuring 6 bedrooms, 6 reception rooms, and 6 acres of landscaped gardens. The granite-topped kitchen, bar, cinema room, and garden room offer luxury living. A stream, pond, private woodland, and a new summerhouse enhance the natural beauty. A separate annex adds versatility.


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Fine & Country Stourbridge and Kidderminster on 01384 958811 www.fineandcountry..co.uk


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Edgbaston Manor care home, Edgbaston


Open café Every first Wednesday of each month, from 5pm


Do you have a loved one in care and would like to get support from a community that are experiencing the same? This valuable support group is for people to freely share their experiences, and to get guidance and support from our experienced team.


Metchley Manor care home, Edgbaston


Friendship café First Wednesday of every month, 11am - 12 noon


Meet like-minded people in the community for a chat over a hot drink and freshly baked treats.


Trusted to care To book please call 0330 822 5831. LIVE24-SEVEN.COM


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