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10 Middle Lane Nether Whitacre | Nr Coleshill | B46 2HY 10 MIDDLE LANE 10 Middle Lane Nether Whitacre | Nr Coleshill | B46 2HY 10 MIDDLE LANE This superbly renovated semi-detached bungalow, in Nether Whitacre, is presented to a high standard of decor throughout and provides extremely spacious accommodation and superb flexibility of use with the internal layout. Having been fully refurbished this charming home offers newly installed fixtures and fittings throughout, new kitchen, utility, new carpets and new windows. It has been re-wired and re-plumbed and with a lovely rear garden and a wide in/out frontage, this lovely home really does offer the perfect bungalow in a quiet semi-rural location. The property briefly comprises of: entrance porch, reception hallway, a bright and spacious ‘L’ shaped lounge/dining room with a feature ‘living flame’ gas fire, double glazed bi-folding doors to the rear garden, further doors lead to a lovely sun room with double glazed doors to opening on to the garden. Leading from the main entrance hall is the bespoke fitted kitchen/ breakfast room and family room/bedroom four having double glazed windows to the rear and side elevations and overlooking the garden, there is also a utility room, boot room and guest wc. To the other end of the property is an inner hallway that leads to the master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, two further good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. Seller Insight Bought as a renovation project, this freshly modernised single- storey property offers deceptively ample living space within a quiet and convenient semi-rural location north east of Birmingham. Located on the outer fringes of the North Warwickshire village of Nether Whitacre, 10 Middle Lane is set back from the road with a rear south-facing garden backing onto open fields. Not over-looked by any neighbours, this is a delightfully private spot with lovely views. ‘We’ve taken the property from outdated to modern to create a large, light and airy home with versatile living space suitable for a family or someone wanting a quiet country life. The location is fantastic and offers all the convenience of an easy commute to nearby towns and cities for work, pleasure and life’s necessities,’ says owner Sabrina. Adjacent to the River Tame and Kingsbury Water Park, Nether Whitacre is a quiet village with a post office and two pubs; ‘although in the heart of the country you never feel isolated as there are good local shops, including farm shops, and restaurants nearby – all other conveniences are within easy reach. Nearby Shustoke has a primary school and there’s a good secondary school in Coleshill, just five-minutes away by car,’ explains Sabrina. The market town of Coleshill, which lies a short distance to the south is the property, has a good range of amenities, including a train station offering link services to many major cities. The M42, M5 and M6 can all be reached in a matter of minutes. “The house is very spacious with lots of light flooding in and the south-facing garden is a fantastic suntrap. The garden, which backs onto fields, has been landscaped, re-turfed and slabbed and is ready to be planted up to the new owner’s taste. The position and layout of both house and garden make it a very peaceful place to live.” “The large living room is a wonderful space with both bi-fold and French doors leading to the garden, making it a great indoor to outdoor living space. The huge kitchen with central island offers a wonderful space for all.” “The fully modernised property looks great inside and out and has huge curb appeal. Its generous size and wonderful sense of space has a habit of impressing visitors – it’s a very welcoming house which is wonderful for entertaining.”* * These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent. Outside is a wide in and out gravelled driveway and access to the single garage and to the side of this there is access to the rear garden with a large lawned area, patio and tool shed, all offering complete privacy with open fields beyond. NETHER WHITACRE Nether Whitacre is a much sought after rural village in North Warwickshire. Whitacre Hall, a double moated manor house dating from the Tudor period, perches next to the village on the north western slopes. The village has a long established cricket club that was officially formed in 1887 and four public houses in this area host an array of evening entertainments. It is also located near the Kingsbury Water Park country park hosting bridleways, cycle paths, footpaths, watersports, a rideable miniature railway and a children’s farm. Access to the M6 and M42 motorways can be found within a few miles. Birmingham International Airport and railway are approximately 7 miles in distance – although just on the outskirts is Coleshill Parkway which provides a direct link into Birmingham City Centre. Ventura Brochure.indd 16 19/10/2016 12:08 NETHER WHITACRE Nether Whitacre is a much sought after rural village in North Warwickshire. Whitacre Hall, a double moated manor house dating from the Tudor period, perches next to the village on the north western slopes. The village has a long established cricket club that was officially formed in 1887 and four public houses in this area host an array of evening entertainments. It is also located near the Kingsbury Water Park country park hosting bridleways, cycle paths, footpaths, watersports, a rideable miniature railway and a children’s farm. Access to the M6 and M42 motorways can be found within a few miles. Birmingham International Airport and railway are approximately 7 miles in distance – although just on the outskirts is Coleshill Parkway which provides a direct link into Birmingham City Centre. Ventura Brochure.indd 16 19/10/2016 12:08Ventura Brochure.indd 17 19/10/2016 12:08 The property has mains electric, mains drainage and water Local Council: North Warwickshire The property is Freehold Registered in England and Wales. Company Reg No. 04018410 VAT Reg No. 754062833 Head Office Address: 1 Regent Street Rugby CV21 2PE copyright © 2019 Fine & Country Ltd. Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Printed 19.09.2019 RACHEL HYDE FINE & COUNTRY SENIOR ASSOCIATE Fine & Country Solihull Fine & Country is a global network of estate agencies 0121 746 6402 / 07966 473056 specialising in the marketing, sale and rental of luxury email: [email protected] residential property. With offices in the UK, Australia, Egypt, France, Hungary, Italy, Malta, Namibia, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Spain, The Channel Islands, UAE, USA MARTIN GRANT and West Africa we combine the widespread exposure SENIOR ASSOCIATE of the international marketplace with the local expertise and knowledge of carefully selected independent property Fine & Country Solihull professionals. 0121 746 6401 / 07713 251510 email: [email protected] Fine & Country appreciates the most exclusive properties require a more compelling, sophisticated and intelligent With over 17 years combined service within the Fine & Country family, we took the unique step 5 presentation - leading to a common, yet uniquely exercised years ago to form a joint partnership combining each of our individual skills to greater effect offer our and successful strategy emphasising the lifestyle qualities of clients an unrivalled level of service. We enjoy the challenge of exceeding our client’s expectations the property. and take great pleasure in helping people move home as smoothly and stress free as possible. This unique approach to luxury homes marketing delivers YOU CAN FOLLOW US ON high quality, intelligent and creative concepts for property promotion combined with the latest technology and “We purchased our new house and sold our old house through Fine and Country with marketing techniques. both aspects being handled by Martin and Rachel. I cannot thank them enough for the way they handled the process, always acting professionally and courteously. We were We understand moving home is one of the most kept fully informed every step of the way on our sale, even at weekends when needed. important decisions you make; your home is both a The open house sale process worked really well for us and we ended up with a number of serious offers over the asking price with the sale going through first time with our financial and emotional investment. With Fine & Country chosen purchaser. We were presented with a fantastic album at the end of the sale you benefit from the local knowledge, experience, process”… “Well worth the fee paid” expertise and contacts of a well trained, educated and “A big thank you to both Martin and Rachel” courteous team of professionals, working to make the sale or purchase of your property as stress free as possible. Fine & Country Tel +44 (0)121 746 6400 [email protected] 39 Zenith House, Highlands Road, Solihull B90 4PD.
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