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£ 300,000
3 bedroom detached house for sale
Amblecote Stourbridge
· 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
· Garden
Amblecote Stourbridge · 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House · Garden
34 Bank Road, Gornal Wood – A Detached Home with Deep Roots in History“If you want it, need it and love it, quote RA0772 when enquiring.”*NO UPWARD CHAIN* Set in the heart of Gornal Wood, this detached three-bedroom cottage is more than just a family home – it is a living part of the area’s history. With a substantial plot, mature gardens, and a generous gated driveway, 34 Bank Road combines everyday comfort with heritage charm in one rare package.A Home Steeped in HeritageHistoric maps confirm that this house stood here long before the 1927 land transfer from the Earl of Dudley’s estate. Records show the property already in place between 1830 and 1880, meaning it may well have been built in the mid-19th century. At that time, Gornal Wood was a semi-rural settlement on the edge of the Black Country – dotted with coal pits, nail-making workshops, and smallholdings.It is likely that 34 Bank Road began life as a cottage for a family connected to the local trades or the Earl’s estate. The
34 Bank Road, Gornal Wood – A Detached Home with Deep Roots in History“If you want it, need it and love it, quote RA0772 when enquiring.”*NO UPWARD CHAIN* Set in the heart of Gornal Wood, this detached three-bedroom cottage is more than just a family home – it is a living part of the area’s history. With a substantial plot, mature gardens, and a generous gated driveway, 34 Bank Road combines everyday comfort with heritage charm in one rare package.A Home Steeped in HeritageHistoric maps confirm that this house stood here long before the 1927 land transfer from the Earl of Dudley’s estate. Records show the property already in place between 1830 and 1880, meaning it may well have been built in the mid-19th century. At that time, Gornal Wood was a semi-rural settlement on the edge of the Black Country – dotted with coal pits, nail-making workshops, and smallholdings.It is likely that 34 Bank Road began life as a cottage for a family connected to the local trades or the Earl’s estate. The
£ 300,000