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£ 209,950
1 Bedroom Apartment Flat
Coven Wolverhampton
· 1 Bedroom · Apartment
Coven Wolverhampton · 1 Bedroom · Apartment
A Stylish, Modern Living in a Unique Historic Conversion with NINE, STUNNING ONE & TWO BEDROOMS APARTMENTS AVAILABLE RANGING FROM £219,950 - £259,950. Welcome to a truly distinctive development in the heart of Sedgley—the former Old Police Station, now thoughtfully transformed into nine contemporary apartments. This historic building blends timeless character with modern luxury, offering a rare opportunity to live in a space that’s both rich in heritage and designed for today’s lifestyle. A Brief History of the Old Police Station, Sedgley The building now known as the Old Police Station in Sedgley has a rich and varied past, reflecting the evolving needs of the local community over centuries. 18th Century OriginsOriginally constructed in the mid-1700s, the building first served as Sedgley’s village workhouse, providing shelter and labor for the poor. Conversion to a Police Station (1860s)In the early 1860s, the building was repurposed into a police station, complete with holding cells
A Stylish, Modern Living in a Unique Historic Conversion with NINE, STUNNING ONE & TWO BEDROOMS APARTMENTS AVAILABLE RANGING FROM £219,950 - £259,950. Welcome to a truly distinctive development in the heart of Sedgley—the former Old Police Station, now thoughtfully transformed into nine contemporary apartments. This historic building blends timeless character with modern luxury, offering a rare opportunity to live in a space that’s both rich in heritage and designed for today’s lifestyle. A Brief History of the Old Police Station, Sedgley The building now known as the Old Police Station in Sedgley has a rich and varied past, reflecting the evolving needs of the local community over centuries. 18th Century OriginsOriginally constructed in the mid-1700s, the building first served as Sedgley’s village workhouse, providing shelter and labor for the poor. Conversion to a Police Station (1860s)In the early 1860s, the building was repurposed into a police station, complete with holding cells
£ 209,950