Listed for £600,000
November 1, 2025
Sold for £300,000
2020
Sold for £200,000
2017
Sold for £158,000
2002
Sold for £96,000
1997
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Externally, the property benefits from a garage for storage, a spacious driveway for ample parking with side access to the private rear garden. The low maintenance garden has been zoned with an artificial lawn & attractive patio space making it ideal for entertaining & relaxing in. The jewel in the crown though is the stunning open country views over the fields set beyond the rear garden that stretch as far as the eye can see. The view has been kept purposely open so that whilst relaxing in the garden or simply whilst sat in the open plan kitchen - you can enjoy the peace & tranquility that such properties very rarely have to offer!
This stylish and functional home in a desirable location offers everything a modern family needs. This property is designed with a seamless flow that creates a sense of connectivity throughout, making it an ideal setting for modern family life. It also offers opportunities to further reconfigure or reshape. Not sure how you'd like to use & utilise all this fabulous space - book a viewing & we can take a look together & talk through the options!
Accessibility Notice: Please be advised that this property includes steps and/or stairs in certain areas. Prospective buyers are encouraged to consider this factor in relation to their personal accessibility requirements. We invite interested parties to conduct a personal inspection to assess the property’s suitability to their needs.
Utilities Information: To the best of our knowledge, this is a standard construction property where the utilities serving this property include mains gas, mains electricity, mains water, and mains sewerage. However, we recommend that buyers verify the utility connections and services to their satisfaction during their due diligence process, as we cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information.
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A Little More About Tamworth.....
The historic town of Tamworth; a welcoming Staffordshire town which strikes a careful balance between quaint character and modern convenience. The area is remarkably well connected, with Birmingham, Stafford, Stoke, Derby, Coventry and the Black Country well within commuting distance.
The centre of town is home to the convenient Ankerside Shopping Centre which features a wide selection of shops and eateries. A choice of large supermarkets can also be found near the town centre, and to the south there’s the Ventura Retail Park, a huge retail and activity destination catering to an array of tastes. Tamworth’s residents benefit from the rivers Anker and Tame running through the town, as well as the nearby Kingsbury Water Park; all excellent for relaxing waterside walks. Tamworth’s Snowdome provides skiing and snowboarding all year round, as well as a spa and gym under the same roof. The nearby Namco Funscape provides great opportunities for family days out and Drayton Manor Theme Park is only 4 miles from the development.
Tamworth is a great place for budding historians. A stone’s throw from the bustling town centre you can find the Norman-era Castle, the elegant Town Hall, and the Grade I listed St Editha’s Church. A vibrant and diverse selection of restaurants and pubs for evenings out can be found in Tamworth. The Assembly Rooms hosts a range of performing arts productions, including music, drama and comedy. There is a multiplex cinema to the south of town, and seasonal events also take place at the picturesque Tamworth Castle.
There are a variety of schools nearby. Young children have a good selection of infants and junior schools in the area; older students are served by the Rawlett School, Landau Forte Academy QEMS, Tamworth Sixth Form Academy or South Staffordshire College. University education can be found in nearby Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Stoke.