Bromley Lodge, Bromley Wood, Abbots Bromley, WS15

Set within a generous 4.5 acre plot including equestrian facilities in this impressive detached Victorian residence, showcasing generously proportioned and characterful interiors, four double bedrooms and an enviable elevated position enjoying stunning countryside views to all sides. Having been extended and remodelled over time, Bromley Lodge offers plenty of space to suit a growing family, alongside an exceptional plot including 0.5 acre formal gardens, a sweeping driveway entrance and equestrian facilities including stables, a large barn and 4 acres of paddock land.

To the ground floor are three generous reception rooms plus an impressive oak framed Orangery, open plan kitchen (which features the original water well for the hamlet of Bromley Hurst), a grand central reception hall and ground floor bathroom, with the rear hall giving access to a utility and guests WC. Four double bedrooms are set to the first floor serviced by a luxury family bathroom and ‘Jack and Jill’ en suite. Outside, a sweeping driveway approaches the property where there is a circular ‘in and out’ driveway. Equestrian facilities include three brick built stables and a tack room, with gated access opening into the paddocks which total 4 acres and are currently fenced into four fields. A large barn with workshop is also housed within one of the stables. Mature gardens extend to the front and rear of the property totalling half an acre, and Bromley Lodge benefits from double glazed windows, oil central heating and solar panels which are included in the sale.

Bromley Lodge is positioned on the idyllic outskirts of Abbots Bromley in the rural hamlet of Bromley Wood, enjoying both the ideals of a countryside setting with views alongside convenient access to both nearby facilities and commuter routes. Being just minutes away from the heart of Abbots Bromley, a desirable location famed for its annual Horn Dance, the character high street is home to a good selection of shops, a primary school, doctors, traditional pubs, a village hall and a historic church. The village has also formerly been named as one of the Top 12 Places to Live in the Midlands by the Sunday Times. There are a range of highly regarded independent schools nearby including Smallwood Manor, Lichfield Cathedral, Denstone College and Repton School, and the property lies within catchment for the Richard Clarke First School which feeds on to Oldfields Middle and Thomas Alleynes High in Uttoxeter. The location benefits from good links to the A515, A50 and A38 giving access to major commercial centres of the Midlands, regular rail links to Birmingham and London can be found in nearby Lichfield and Rugeley, and the International Airports of Birmingham and East Midlands are both within an easy drive. For leisure pursuits, the Peak District National Park and Cannock Chase can both be reached in around 30 minutes, and local Equestrian Centres include Eland Lodge and Marchington Field.