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Dennis Hall, Cameo Drive, Stourbridge, DY8 4AU

Ground Floor Flat for sale with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms

Offers Over

£200,000

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

2

Receptions

1

Property Type

Ground Floor Flat

Key Information

Tenure:

Leasehold

Council Tax:

D

Key Features

Please quote Reference SH17979 when enquiring by phone

Beautifully Proportioned Ground-Floor Apartment

Grade II-Listed Georgian Building Dating Back to the 1770s

Magnificent 25ft Living Room with High Ceilings

Oozing With Character With Decorative Cornicing, Ceiling Roses & Sash Windows

Two Generous Double Bedrooms

Principal Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room

Separate Fitted Kitchen & Family Bathroom

Two Allocated Spaces Within Secure Gated Parking

Landscaped Communal Grounds & Historic Glassmaking Heritage

Property Description

Please quote Reference SH17979 when enquiring by phone. There is a certain sense of occasion to arriving at Dennis Hall. From its imposing Georgian architecture to the impressive communal entrance, with its sweeping staircase, decorative pillars and chandelier, the building offers a glimpse of its remarkable history before you've even reached the front door of this beautiful ground-floor apartment. Originally constructed in the 1770s as the home of industrialist Thomas Hill, Dennis Hall later became the family residence of Thomas Webb, whose glassworks helped establish Stourbridge's international reputation for fine glassmaking. Today, this Grade II-listed building has been converted into a collection of individual apartments, retaining the grandeur of its Georgian origins while offering the comforts of modern living. The...

Please quote Reference SH17979 when enquiring by phone.

There is a certain sense of occasion to arriving at Dennis Hall. From its imposing Georgian architecture to the impressive communal entrance, with its sweeping staircase, decorative pillars and chandelier, the building offers a glimpse of its remarkable history before you've even reached the front door of this beautiful ground-floor apartment.

Originally constructed in the 1770s as the home of industrialist Thomas Hill, Dennis Hall later became the family residence of Thomas Webb, whose glassworks helped establish Stourbridge's international reputation for fine glassmaking. Today, this Grade II-listed building has been converted into a collection of individual apartments, retaining the grandeur of its Georgian origins while offering the comforts of modern living.

The apartment itself is particularly impressive in scale. At approximately 25 feet long and 19 feet wide with, the principal living room is considerably larger than you might expect, with exceptionally high ceilings (approx. 12.5ft), beautiful decorative cornicing, ceiling roses and tall double glazed sash windows. These architectural details give the room a wonderful sense of proportion, while its size allows for generous sitting and dining areas without either feeling compromised. Whether entertaining friends, enjoying a quiet evening or simply appreciating the character of the building, it is a room that makes everyday living feel rather special.

The accommodation continues with a separate fitted kitchen offering a good range of cabinetry, worktop space and integrated appliances. There are two generously proportioned double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from its own en-suite shower room, while a separate bathroom serves the second bedroom and visiting guests. Throughout the apartment, the combination of period-inspired architectural detailing, generous ceiling heights and well-arranged accommodation gives it much more of the feel of a substantial Georgian home than a conventional modern flat.

Outside, the communal landscaped grounds complement the character of Dennis Hall, providing an attractive setting for the building. There is also a secure, automated gated car park with two allocated parking spaces, an especially useful feature for an apartment of this kind. Positioned in Amblecote, the property offers convenient access to Stourbridge town centre, with its independent shops, restaurants and railway connections, while Merry Hill and the surrounding Black Country are also within easy reach.

Dennis Hall offers an opportunity to enjoy the scale and character of a historic Georgian house without the responsibilities of maintaining an entire period property. With two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, secure parking and a living room of quite exceptional proportions, this is an apartment where the architecture is every bit as appealing as the accommodation itself.

Communal

With remote-operated wrought iron gates offering vehicle access to the communal carpark, manicured gardens, steps leading to the building entrance to maintained entrance hall

Entrance Hall

With a door leading from the communal entry, doors to various rooms and store cupboards

Lounge Diner - 7.69m x 5.87m (25'2" x 19'3")

With a door leading from the entrance hall, genuine 'wow' factor on entry with a ceiling height of approx 12.5ft, a door leading to the kitchen, oversize double glazed windows to the front and side and wall mounted room heaters

Kitchen - 3.17m x 1.74m (10'4" x 5'8")

With a door leading from the Lounge Diner, fitted with a range of wall and base units with worktops, integrated fridge freezer, oven and hob with extractor above, stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer and a double glazed oversize window to the side

Bedroom - 5.28m x 2.84m (17'3" x 9'3")

With a door leading from the entrance hall, a door to the en-suite, built-in wardrobe storage, a double glazed oversize window to the side and a wall mounted heater

Ensuite

With a door leading from the bedroom, WC, hand wash basin, shower cubicle and a wall mounted heated towel rail

Bedroom - 3.72m x 2.99m (12'2" x 9'9")

With a door leading from the entrance hall, a double glazed oversize window to the side and a wall mounted room heater

Family Bathroom

With a door leading from the entrance hall, full height tile surround, WC, hand wash basin, bath with shower over and a wall mounted towel rail

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