Listed for £850,000
December 31, 2025
Sold for £496,000
2005
Sold for £185,000
1996
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Ascend to the breathtaking galleried landing above, where bedrooms one and two boast ensuites with windows framing idyllic countryside views to the front. A luxurious family bathroom, complete with a standalone pedestal bath, twin sinks and a separate shower, serves as a sanctuary for a little serenity and recuperation. The journey continues to the second floor, a constellation of three bedrooms each with dreamy velux windows, where the fifth room, transformed into a distinguished home office to make best use of the Full Fibre Broadband, offers inspirational views of the fore garden and the fields beyond. It could equally serve as a bathroom to the second floor should you which to tweak the layout to suit your individual needs of course.
Outside, a landscaped rear courtyard unveils a slice of tranquility, offering a stage for the stars at night. The frontage displays a delightful & deceptively large gated fore garden, accompanied by a separate detached garage and workshop, ensuring ample space for vehicles and projects alike. Great Bangley Byre is not just a home; it's a cherished hideaway in Canwell's peaceful bosom, offering swift passage to the vibrant arteries of commerce and culture. Here, in this illustrious barn conversion, life moves at the rhythm of your own heartbeat, in a home that’s as much a canvas of your future as it is a chronicle of the past.
Please note that due to the location & position on the private Canwell Estate there are annual charges of approximately £550 that cover the local sewerage & estate service charges & that the heating is provided by an oil fired central heating boiler with an oil container discretely positioned to the front for ease of access.
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, the utilities serving this property include oil fired central heating, mains electricity, mains water, and shared septic tank 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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The Location
The Canwell Estate in near to Sutton Coldfield is known for its peaceful rural setting and its historical significance in the area. It is home to several farms and properties, managed by various directors who oversee the estate's operations and maintenance. The estate offers a tranquil countryside lifestyle while still being conveniently located with access to Tamworth, Lichfield, Sutton Coldfield, and major road networks like the A38, M42, A5 and the M6 Toll, making it an attractive location for those seeking a balance between rural charm and connectivity .
Sutton Coldfield, just 3 miles to the West, offers an ideal blend of urban and natural amenities. It boasts the vast Sutton Park, over 2,000 acres of nature reserve with diverse flora and fauna, plus recreational activities like sailing and horse riding. Despite the extensive greenery, the town maintains a vibrant center, with a variety of shopping areas and a lively Restaurant Quarter. Family-friendly, it also prides itself on Outstanding schools including Highclare Preparatory School, Little Sutton Primary School and strong academic performances from secondary institutions like Bishop Vesey & Sutton Girl Grammar Schools.
Tamworth, a Staffordshire town just 3 miles away, artfully combines historical charm with modern amenities, situated within easy commuting distance to major cities like Birmingham. It features the convenient Ankerside Shopping Centre, large supermarkets, and Ventura Retail Park. The town is laced with scenic waterways and is close to Kingsbury Water Park. For entertainment, Tamworth offers year-round snow activities at the Snowdome, family fun at Namco Funscape, and thrill rides at Drayton Manor. History buffs will appreciate the Norman-era Tamworth Castle, while the town also boasts performing arts venues and a variety of schools.