Greensforge Lane Stourton Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY7 5AZ

A fully refurbished landmark country house in six acres of private parkland. A house of heritage, scale and rare authenticity - restored with intelligence, elegance and understated glamour.

Beyond electric gates and at the end of a private country lane, Gothersley Hall reveals itself with quiet confidence. Framed by mature woodland and surrounded by approximately 6.07 acres of private parkland, this distinguished early-20th-century country house is a home of scale, elegance and enduring architectural beauty. Extending to 7,697 sq ft, the house offers a rare and compelling combination of heritage craftsmanship, refined modern living and exceptional versatility, all set within a landscape that provides a genuine sense of privacy and calm. Open lawns, established trees and long views create a considered sense of arrival, removed from the pace of everyday life, yet within easy reach of the historic village of Kinver.

At its heart, Gothersley Hall is a house of architectural integrity, considered restoration and refined modern living. The grounds are as much a part of the experience as the house itself; generous and natural, offering freedom for children to explore and space for adults to walk, reflect and retreat. There is a confidence to the setting - understated, assured and enduring, setting the tone for everything that follows.

Constructed in the early 1930’s, Gothersley Hall is an outstanding example of the Tudor Revival style. Designed during the interwar years, the house draws inspiration from Tudor heritage and traditional English country architecture, reinterpreted through craftsmanship, material honesty and carefully balanced proportions. Decorative half-timbering, leaded mullioned windows, steep gables and prominent brick chimney stacks combine to create a house of permanence, romance and quiet grandeur - a home designed to feel established, reassuring and timeless. In recent years, the property has undergone a comprehensive modernisation and sympathetic restoration, carried out with intelligence and care. Original architectural features have been carefully retained and enhanced, while modern systems, contemporary comforts and advanced connectivity have been seamlessly introduced. High-speed broadband, full data wiring and dimmable LED lighting sit effortlessly alongside oak panelling, original fireplaces, moulded cornicing and traditional joinery, with heating provided via traditional cast-iron period-style radiators throughout. The programme of works has also included the installation of high-quality double-glazed windows throughout and new, secure external doors, discreetly enhancing comfort, efficiency and peace of mind while respecting the character of the house. Feature and statement lighting has been thoughtfully curated throughout, enhancing architectural details and creating atmosphere, further underlining the fact that this is a completely turn-key home, ready to be enjoyed immediately.

Tenure - Freehold.
Council Tax Band - H.
Local Authority - South Staffordshire District Council.
EPC - Rating F.
Property Construction - Standard (brick and tile).
Electricity Supply - Mains.
Water Supply - Mains.
Drainage and Sewerage - Private drainage via a sewage treatment plant shared with other properties outside the boundary of the property. A voluntary contribution to the neighbouring farmer who owns and maintains.
Heating - Oil-fired central heating.
Broadband - FTTP full fibre ultrafast broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider.
Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. The property is fully data-wired throughout.
Parking - Double garage and driveway parking for multiple vehicles.
Fixtures, Fittings & Furnishings - By separate negotiation, the furnishings may be available, offering an opportunity to acquire the house on a fully furnished, turn-key basis.
Additional Information - Rights of access over a private driveway, with shared rights relating to the sewage treatment plant and power lines.
An estate maintenance contribution of approximately £188 per annum applies for the upkeep of shared amenities.