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Music Room built by William Adam on market at £500,000 (From Halesowen News)
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The magnificent music room with decorative plasterwork and feature arch.
The feature stained glass window in the morning room.
Music Room built by William Adam on market at £500,000
9:50am Tuesday 4th September 2012
An imposing property, originally built by Kidderminster carpet industrialist William Adam as part of Lyndholm Manor in 1902-3, is for sale with agents Halls for £500,000.
The Music Room, Linden Avenue, Kidderminster, survived when the manor was demolished in 1926 and is now listed as a property of historical value. The property, which has a huge amount of character, has been extensively refurbished to create spacious and flexible accommodation over three floors.
The Music Room offers more than 5,000 sq ft of accommodation, with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a games room, morning room, fitted kitchen/breakfast room, separate office and enclosed gardens and parking.
James Hickling, residential manager of Halls’ Kidderminster office, said: “An internal viewing essential to appreciate this magnificent property.”
The Music Room is approached from Linden Road over a gravelled driveway, which provides off road parking for several vehicles, with attractive brick walls to either side and steps leading to a covered porch.
The morning room is particularly light and airy with a glazed roof lantern and sash window to the front, stripped wooden flooring, a marble fireplace, painted wood panelling and a beautiful feature stained glass window through to the central stairwell.
From the morning room two oak doors lead to a single bedroom, which has a shower room and contemporary white fittings and a double bedroom, which has an en-suite with an antique sink and a roll-top claw-foot bath.
A spacious inner hallway has signed stained glass sash windows, oak panelling and a feature arched alcove that leads to newly fitted kitchen breakfast room, which combines attractive modern units and German worktops, traditional painted panelling, a chandelier and a Delonghi range cooker.
The magnificent music room itself has a lofty ceiling, beautiful curved decorative plasterwork, a feature arch, French windows that open to the raised terrace seating area, William Adam’s intricately carved initials above a door, a bespoke, grand, carved fireplace with enormous mirror above and five floor to ceiling sash windows along the west wall.
Stairs rise from the inner hall the to the top floor where there is a light and spacious master bedroom with treetop views, built-in storage and a fitted white contemporary en-suite.
The lower ground floor has a spacious hall, utility room, a modern hotel-style bathroom, which serves two large double bedrooms, a games rooms large enough for a full size billiard table, rear lobby with a built-in drinks fridge, walk-in storage cupboard and an L-shaped office.
To the rear are private, enclosed lawned gardens with mature trees and shrubs, secluded seating areas and a feature iron fountain, which is now used for planting. Double timber gates offer vehicular access and additional hard standing if required.
Viewing is by appointment with Halls’ Kidderminster office on Tel: 01562 820880.
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