Holles House, High Street, Albrighton, Wolverhampton

A truly distinguished and elegant home of rare scale (5325 SQ.FT), set within a 1.15 acre of grounds, offering refined period living in one of Shropshire’s most sought-after and characterful village locations. This magnificent early nineteenth-century residence of classical Regency design, occupying a prime position in the heart of historic Albrighton village * A beautiful imposing façade with a wealth of period charm and character *

This deceptively spacious accommodation offers beautifully proportioned rooms with high ceilings, an abundance of natural light and many fine original features * Lavishly appointed throughout with an exceptional specification, seamlessly blending historic character with contemporary luxury, blending timeless style with refined comfort *

Main House: Reception hall/Sitting room leading to a drawing room * Family room/dining room * Study * Impressive kitchen/breakfast room, the main hub of the family home * Boot room, utility, and downstairs WC * Leisure room with entertainment space and access into the pool room * First floor landing * Principal suite with dressing room and luxury en-suite bathroom * Three further double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and an additional shower room * Second-floor loft room/bedroom * Cellar with storage space * Superb indoor facilities including a swimming pool with pump room, changing area, and separate WC *

The Cottage: one-bedroom self-contained annexe with hall, kitchen, shower room, living room, and garage/store - ideal for guests or multigenerational living

Separate special-built garage block, gated entrance, extensive driveway parking, and two patio areas for entertainingSet within beautifully maintained grounds extending to approximately 1.15 acres, providing both privacy and tranquillity

Holles House occupies an exceptional position on the High Street in the picturesque village of Albrighton. Albrighton is a charming and well-connected Shropshire village with a rich heritage, dating back to the Domesday Book. Historically known for its half-timbered buildings and bustling high street, the village still retains much of its traditional charm today. The location offers the perfect balance of convenience and serenity, with local shops, cafés, and amenities all within walking distance. The village benefits from a train station with direct links to Birmingham and Shrewsbury, while excellent road access via the A41 and M54 ensures easy connectivity to Wolverhampton, Shropshire, and the wider West Midlands. A rare opportunity to acquire a property of such distinction.