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Cotgrove Grange COTGROVE GRANGE 8 stunning homes in Aldridge conservation area ESTABLISHED 1880 Behind the name of Kendrick Homes lies over a century of craftsmanship, commitment to quality and pride in a job well done. William Kendrick founded the company in 1880 and over the years it has completed many prestigious projects – from housing to industrial, hospitals, schools and municipal buildings. Today, the fifth generation continues to guide the company and the founder’s principle of quality craftsmanship is still demonstrated through the work of Kendrick Homes. Combine this with a skilled in-house design team, high quality, energy-efficient materials and a superb specification and you will find a home of distinct quality, perfect for modern day living. Picture: Dave Pitt Cotgrove Grange is an exclusive development of just eight family homes in the attractive town of Aldridge just 10 miles from the centre of Birmingham. Picture: Barry Carpenter Beautiful homes Picture: Dave Pitt COTGROVE in a private retreat The new development at Cotgrove Grange is in the delightful setting of Aldridge conservation area GRANGE just 10 miles from Birmingham City centre. There is a selection of 4 and 5 bedroom properties to choose from at Cotgrove Grange, all superbly appointed with a very high standard of finish. Located at The Green in Aldridge, this beautiful location offers a relaxing private retreat whilst having the benefit of not only being close to local amenities but also within easy reach of the motorway network and the City of Birmingham. Picture: Marketing Birmingham Picture: Marketing Birmingham Morrisons supermarket, Aldridge Note. 0.7 miles All distances are approximate Sutton Park 3.1 miles Walsall Arboretum 3.8 miles M6 Motorway Junction 10 5.2 miles Lichfield 9 miles Birmingham City Centre 10.2 miles Birmingham Airport 19.1 miles Affluent Aldridge with a mine of history on the doorstep of Birmingham The town of Aldridge began life as a small agricultural cottages, serve as a reminder of how Aldridge used to a perfect spot for an active family adventure, and a settlement and remained so until the 19th century when look while the local landmarks of The Green and the chance to run more than 5k! coal mines and lime kilns began to dominate as the beautiful St Mary’s Church (c.1250), just a few minutes Industrial Revolution began to take shape. stroll from Cotgrove Grange, further emphasize the Education and entertainment attractions of the town. The town is well served for education with a good Like many other places in the area, it was the improved selection of schools including Little Aston Primary transport links in the 1800s – mainly canals and railways There are good local facilities, including Morrisons School, Aldridge School, St Francis of Assisi Catholic – that changed Aldridge into an industrial village. supermarket, WH Smith, a library, a bakery, hair salons Technology College, Queen Mary’s Grammar School and The growth in mining resulted in a surge in the local and various restaurants, although many other shopping High School in Walsall, Sutton Coldfield Grammar School population with two mines alone employing nearly 1500 options exist at nearby Mere Green and Sutton Coldfield for Girls and the highly regarded King Edwards VI in men at their peak in 1906. When these mines were closed as well as in Walsall, Birmingham and Lichfield. Lichfield. in the 1930’s the makeup of the town changed once again. More diverse light industries occupied the area Be active at Aldridge For entertainment, the Aldridge Youth Theatre has and brick manufacturing had a strong presence with two The memorably-named Stick and Wicket Club, just round a 150-seat auditorium and hosts regular theatre modern brickworks being built. the corner from Cotgrove Grange, is at the centre of workshops as well as recently re-establishing film Aldridge sporting activities offering cricket and football screenings in the town for the first time in 50 years. An affluent location pitches, squash courts and a home for the running club However, Birmingham City Centre and Lichfield offer Aldridge soon became a suburb of Birmingham and while Druids Heath Golf Club is just a mile away. a range of more modern entertainment options from the population further expanded as people moved out cinemas and theatres through to concert halls and For more outdoor activities you can enjoy the open from the City. New housing and industrial estates were leisure complexes – not forgetting the impressive and space opposite The Green known as Aldridge Croft developed and in 1974 Aldridge became part of the newly opened Grand Central shopping complex in which extends from The Green and the Church across Metropolitan Borough of Walsall. The core of historic Birmingham, alongside the transformed New Street towards the town centre. Alternatively, go west towards Aldridge still remains, preserved in a conservation Station, with 66 shops including the largest John Lewis Walsall where there’s an impressive arboretum – here area, an affluent area with a number of large store outside London. you’ll find a boathouse, bandstand and clock tower private residences. amongst the trees, as well as a weekly 5k timed ‘park- The surviving Victorian and Edwardian properties, run’ - or look east to Sutton Park – one of the largest together with a number of attractive old houses and urban outdoor parks, covering over 2000 acres, and 6 5 4 3 2 The Fawley The Fawley Picture: Jan Picture: The Fawley The Fawley The Belmont The Belmont The Rectory The Elmore The Belmont 7 The Coppins 8 The Belmont The9 Elmore The Alderley The Elmore TheThe ElmoreCoppins The Halton The Coppins The marlow The Fawley The Coppins SiteThe plan Fawley The Alderley The Fawley The Alderley Plot 1 -sold The FawleyTheThe Fa Belmontwley The AlderleyThe Alderley 4 bedroomThe home Belmont 4 bedroom home The Belmont The TheHalton Halton 5 bedroomThe home Belmont 4 bedroomThe Haltonhome The ElmoreTheThe Elmore Belmont The TheMarlow Halton 4 bedroomThe home Elmore 5 bedroomThe homemarlow The marlow The CoppinsThe Elmore 4 bedroomThe homeCoppins The marlow TheThe CoppinsElmore Site plan not to scaleThe Coppins The Alderley TheThe AlderleyCoppins Plot 1 -sold Picture: Martin Jones Picture: Plot 1 -sold The Alderley Plot 1 -sold The Halton TheThe Halton Alderley The Halton The marlow The Haltonmarlow The marlow The marlow Plot 1 -sold Plot 1 -sold Plot 1 -sold Plot 1 -sold Plot: 2 Ground Floor Kitchen Lounge 3599 x 5296mm (11’10” x 17’5”) Family Kitchen The Fawley Lounge 3751 x 5050mm (12’4” x 16’7”) Utility Family ST 2996 x 3050mm (9’10” x 10’0”) A stunning four bedroom home, full of character ST Dining and charm. 4996 x 3650mm (16’5” x 12’0”) Ground Floor WC Study 3428 x 1972mm (11’3” x 6’6”) Study Utility 1905 x 2096mm (6’3” x 6’11”) WC 2568 x 1510mm (8’5” x 4’11”) Dining Garage 5639 x 5524mm (18’6” x 18’1”) First Floor Bedroom 1 4996 x 3650mm (16’5” x 12’0”) En-suite 1 2043 x 3575mm (6’8” x 11’9”) Bedroom 2 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Dressing 2197 x 3575mm (7’2” x 11’9”) AC Bedroom 2 3624 x 3241mm (11’11” x 10’8”) En-suite ST Bathroom En-suite 2 1999 x 1962mm (6’7” x 6’5”) First Floor Bedroom 3 W 2999 x 3091mm (9’10” x 10’2”) En-suite Bedroom 4 Dressing W 2985 x 3241mm (9’10” x 10’8”) Bathroom 2851 x 2112mm (9’4” x 6’11”) Bedroom 1 Floor plans not to scale. All dimensions are approximate maximum room sizes and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Plot: 3 Ground Floor Dining Lounge 3450 x 5861mm (11’4” x 19’3”) Kitchen Kitchen ST The Belmont Lounge 2874 x 3836mm (9’5” x 12’7”) Dining 2950 x 3274mm (9’8” x 10’9”) An imposing five bedroom home with three floors WC Utility Utility of generous living space. 2183 x 1932mm (7’2” x 6’4”) Ground Floor WC 1505 x 1875mm (4’11” x 6’2”) Garage 5563 x 5524mm (18’3” x 18’1”) Bathroom First Floor Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 3450 x 3480mm (11’4” x 11’5”) En-suite 2 W Bedroom 4 2397 x 1625mm (7’10” x 5’4”) En-suite Bedroom 3 AC 3684 x 3008mm (12’1” x 9’10”) First Floor Bedroom 4 3684 x 2760mm (12’1” x 9’1”) Bathroom 2951 x 1789mm (9’8” x 5’10”) W Second Floor En-suite Bedroom 1 5974 x 2917mm (19’7” x 9’7”) Bedroom 5 En-suite Bedroom 1 2229 x 2290mm (7’4” x 7’6”) Bedroom 5 3450 x 4803mm (11’4” x 15’9”) Second Floor Floor plans not to scale. All dimensions are approximate maximum room sizes and should not be relied upon for floor or furniture placement. Computer generated image only. Details may vary. Plot: 4 Ground Floor Lounge Kitchen 5437 x 4000mm (17’10” x 13’1”) Dining Kitchen The Elmore Garage 3030 x 4071mm (9’11” x 13’4”) Dining ST A large four bedroom home with flexible living space 3949 x 4071mm (12’11” x 13’4”) Utility Study for all the family. 2957 x 1942mm (9’8” x 6’4”) Ground Floor Utility WC 2646 x 1970mm (8’8” x 6’6”) WC Study 2060 x 1510mm (6’9” x 4’11”) Garage 5543 x 5791mm (18’2” x 19’0”) Lounge First Floor Bedroom 1 5437 x 4000mm (17’10” x 13’1”) En-suite 1 1910 x 3545mm (6’3” x 11’8”) Dressing 1553 x 3545mm (5’1” x 11’8”) Bedroom 4 Bedroom 2 W Bedroom 3 4779 x 5741mm (15’8” x 18’10”) Bedroom 2 En-suite 2 W 2160 x 2260mm (7’1” x 7’5”) W Bedroom 3 En-suite Bathroom 3460 x 3465mm (11’4” x 11’4”) AC Bedroom 4 3426 x 2645mm (11’3” x 8’8”) First Floor W Bathroom Dressing 2122 x 2360mm (7’0” x 7’9”) En-suite W Bedroom 1 Floor plans not to scale.
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