2 bed Flat For Rent £1,350
Description
A very smart penthouse apartment in a converted country house in a superb setting offering entrance hallway, two bedrooms, bathroom, living/dining room, kitchen with appliances, garage, communal grounds and parking on driveway.
Coleshill house is a Grade II listed building with strong architectural lines dating back to at least the mid-1700s. It was converted into flats in 1978 maintaining strong references to its original opulence.
The house's grand carriage approach and array of glittering former residents influence the internal space.
Its elegant décor is entirely fitting for the style and age of the house; rooms are generously sized and despite its evident grandeur, the apartment has an undoubtedly homely feel.
It's no overstatement to say the views are magnificent.
This apartment retains the marked stateliness of houses of this era while accommodating every aspect of modern day life.
Council Tax Band: E £2,465.13 21/22
Available from 15th December 2021
Location
Coleshill could be described as one of the most undeveloped villages in this region. It possesses all the assets of a country community: A pub, a church, an active parish council and a much revered common.
Proudly tended gardens, landmark buildings and a small but lively community give this out of the way village a distinctive atmosphere.
The 19th-century church, the windmill, the captivating water tower (once featured on Grand Designs) and Coleshill House identify this picturesque area as a staunchly preserved part of England.
Notice
All photographs are provided for guidance only.
Redress scheme provided by: The Property Ombudsman (D01131)
Client Money Protection provided by: Client Money Protect (000111)
A very smart penthouse apartment in a converted country house in a superb setting offering entrance hallway, two bedrooms, bathroom, living/dining room, kitchen with appliances, garage, communal grounds and parking on driveway.
Coleshill house is a Grade II listed building with strong architectural lines dating back to at least the mid-1700s. It was converted into flats in 1978 maintaining strong references to its original opulence.
The house's grand carriage approach and array of glittering former residents influence the internal space.
Its elegant décor is entirely fitting for the style and age of the house; rooms are generously sized and despite its evident grandeur, the apartment has an undoubtedly homely feel.
It's no overstatement to say the views are magnificent.
This apartment retains the marked stateliness of houses of this era while accommodating every aspect of modern day life.
Council Tax Band: E £2,465.13 21/22
Available from 15th December 2021
Location
Coleshill could be described as one of the most undeveloped villages in this region. It possesses all the assets of a country community: A pub, a church, an active parish council and a much revered common.
Proudly tended gardens, landmark buildings and a small but lively community give this out of the way village a distinctive atmosphere.
The 19th-century church, the windmill, the captivating water tower (once featured on Grand Designs) and Coleshill House identify this picturesque area as a staunchly preserved part of England.
Notice
All photographs are provided for guidance only.
Redress scheme provided by: The Property Ombudsman (D01131)
Client Money Protection provided by: Client Money Protect (000111)
