Stonewood Manor, Manor Walk, Kings Bromley, DE13

**Offered with No Upward Chain!** Holding an enviable setting on the exclusive Manor Walk is Stonewood Manor, an exceptional countryside residence residing within 0.7 acre grounds, home to extensive family accommodation including four reception rooms, five double en suite bedrooms and a superb triple bay coach house with studio above. Completed in 2012 to an exceptional standard, this traditionally styled residence has been finished in a regal Elizabethan style, showcasing a wealth of exposed beams and oak framing, Hollington stone mullion windows and herringbone brickwork.

The interiors are presented to a superb standard, having a quality kitchen and modern bathrooms, with extensive and versatile accommodation ideal to suite a growing family also requiring home office space, or the potential for multigenerational living. Four well proportioned reception rooms are complemented by five double en suite bedrooms, and the lower ground floor is laid to a superb leisure complex having a games room, cinema suite and home gym. Stonewood Manor presents the rare opportunity to acquire a property of such exceptional calibre in this sought after setting, where the well-connected location complements tranquil countryside living.

Stonewood Manor is set on the regal Manor Walk, a highly desirable a secluded private setting home to a collection of prestigious and individual countryside residences. The lane lies on the outskirts of the rural village of Kings Bromley, having amenities including a country pub, All Saints Church, a village hall and the show field and cricket ground all within walking distance.

The Richard Crosse Primary School in the village feeds into the John Taylor High School in Barton under Needwood, both of which maintain an Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ rating, and there are a superb range of private schools within close reach including Lichfield Cathedral, Abbots Bromley and Repton.

Further amenities can be found just five miles away in the Cathedral City of Lichfield where the historic centre is home to an array of shops, pubs and restaurants, the historic medieval Cathedral and the renowned Beacon Park. Two rail stations in Lichfield provide direct links to Birmingham and London (in 80 minutes) and the village is well placed for commuters, with the A38, A515 and M6 Toll all within easy reach and Birmingham International and East Midlands Airport both being within a 40 minute drive.

For local leisure pursuits, Hoar Cross Hall and the FAs St George’s Park both offer spas and members only gyms, and both the Peak District National Park and Cannock Chase can both be reached in a short drive.