4 bed detached house for sale
St Laurence Close, Meriden, Coventry CV7
Offers over
£450,000
Property Listing Details
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Features
- EPC Rating B
- Guide Price Range £450,000 - £475,000
- Stunning Field Views
- Countryside Walks
- Modern Family Home
- Garden Recently Landscaped
- Garage
- Cul-De-Sac
- Family Environment on St Laurence Close
- Total Floor Area 128 sq. M.
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Description
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Guide Price Range
£450,000 - £475,000
Stamp Duty Saving
£10,000 subject to completing before 31st March 2021
Sellers Comments
As soon as we saw this house, we knew it was what we wanted and we were lucky to get this plot on this small development.
We enjoy fantastic views over the surrounding countryside and we can make the most of village life whilst local towns and cities are on the doorstep. A 10 minute hop on the bus from the stop at the bottom of the road gets you to the airport, a major railway hub, the National Exhibition Centre, a shopping mall and cinema complex.
We have enjoyed the abundance of footpaths and walkways through which we have explored miles of local countryside usually returning to the village to enjoy a well deserved drink at one of the 3 friendly Meriden pubs.
We have been a part of the developing community feel thats flourishing here especially among younger families. There have been a number of shared festivities and activities between the nearby households which we will certainly miss, from helping out on the nearby allotments to summer barbeques (all welcome but not mandatory!).
We will be lucky to find a new location with as many local recreational activities as here, such as the three embarrassingly close golf courses (one of which we're members of), tennis, hockey and horse riding are all within easy reach to name but a few. Meriden is also know for its cycle history, with many a cycle club using routes that include the village.
Property Location
Meriden is a wonderful village. The pub is fabulous and you will always be greeted with a warm welcome, a roaring fire and fine food and drink. Meriden, claims to be the official centre of England, which means you are within reach of everywhere, particularly Birmingham, Solihull, Knowle & Balsall Common. You are also only 4 miles from Birmingham Airport where you can be whizzed off to warmer climes.
The village has everything you want from a village; sports clubs, country walks, a friendly pub, fish and chip shop and a thriving and friendly community. Berryfields Farm Shop is a personal favourite place.
Property Lifestyle
Being able to work from home in a large, dedicated study with tremendous views to the countryside means calls and meetings can be conducted in peace and quiet which also promotes time for concentration and contemplation.
In summer especially, the downstairs space can be opened up to allow a circular flow including access to the large patio (which is perfect for entertaining).
Conversely, during winter time, the space can be closed down for cosy nights in.
The kitchen and dining area is the largest room of the house and is the heart of our home. We like to cook and bake whilst still feeling connected to what's going on in the house.
Many enjoyable times have been had around the dinner table discussing the day's events or relaxing with a glass of wine and maybe a board game or two.
Floorplans
Floorplans are based on how the current homeowners use this space
Ground Floor
Hallway 6'5" x 15'1" (1.95m x 4.60m)
Living Room 12'7" x 18'1" (3.84m x 5.50m)
Office 6'10" x 10'7" (2.07m x 3.22m)
Downstairs W.C.
Kitchen 13'7" x 10'7" (4.14m x 3.22m)
Dining Area 13'0" x 10'1" (3.97m x 3.06m)
First Floor
Hallway 10'8" x 6'3" (3.24m x 1.90m)
Master Bedroom 12'9" x 12'4" (3.88m x 3.75m) with En-Suite
Second Bedroom 10'2" x 13'10" (3.09m x 4.21)
Third Bedroom 8'11" x 12'8" (2.72m x 3.85m)
Fourth Bedroom 10'1" x 11'3" (3.09m x 3.43m)
Family Bathroom
Outside Space
Front: Garage and parking to the side of the property
Rear: Enclosed garden with patio and grass area
Additional Information*....
Agent: Gary Simpson
Sellers Position: Buying another property
Approx. Annual Electricity: £500
Approx. Annual Gas: £500
Approx. Annual Water & Drainage: £250
Annual Estate Management Cost: £350
Council Tax Band: F
Council: Solihull Council
EPC Rating: B
Nearest Bus Stop: 100m
Age of Property: 6 years
How Long Current Owners Have Lived at the Property: 6 years
Property Refurbishments: Extra 4 cupboards and work surface in the kitchen along the far wall. Fixed wardrobes and dressing table installed in master bedroom. Had 2 patios laid.
Loft: Insulated
Windows: PVC lockable double glazed
Windows Installed: 6 years ago
Heating System: Central heating
Boiler Last Serviced: June 2020
Boiler Location: Kitchen
Garden Orientation: West
Total Floor Area:
*Please verify these details through the conveyancing process
Click on the Virtual tour tab to have a walk around the property
Guide Price Range
£450,000 - £475,000
Stamp Duty Saving
£10,000 subject to completing before 31st March 2021
Sellers Comments
As soon as we saw this house, we knew it was what we wanted and we were lucky to get this plot on this small development.
We enjoy fantastic views over the surrounding countryside and we can make the most of village life whilst local towns and cities are on the doorstep. A 10 minute hop on the bus from the stop at the bottom of the road gets you to the airport, a major railway hub, the National Exhibition Centre, a shopping mall and cinema complex.
We have enjoyed the abundance of footpaths and walkways through which we have explored miles of local countryside usually returning to the village to enjoy a well deserved drink at one of the 3 friendly Meriden pubs.
We have been a part of the developing community feel thats flourishing here especially among younger families. There have been a number of shared festivities and activities between the nearby households which we will certainly miss, from helping out on the nearby allotments to summer barbeques (all welcome but not mandatory!).
We will be lucky to find a new location with as many local recreational activities as here, such as the three embarrassingly close golf courses (one of which we're members of), tennis, hockey and horse riding are all within easy reach to name but a few. Meriden is also know for its cycle history, with many a cycle club using routes that include the village.
Property Location
Meriden is a wonderful village. The pub is fabulous and you will always be greeted with a warm welcome, a roaring fire and fine food and drink. Meriden, claims to be the official centre of England, which means you are within reach of everywhere, particularly Birmingham, Solihull, Knowle & Balsall Common. You are also only 4 miles from Birmingham Airport where you can be whizzed off to warmer climes.
The village has everything you want from a village; sports clubs, country walks, a friendly pub, fish and chip shop and a thriving and friendly community. Berryfields Farm Shop is a personal favourite place.
Property Lifestyle
Being able to work from home in a large, dedicated study with tremendous views to the countryside means calls and meetings can be conducted in peace and quiet which also promotes time for concentration and contemplation.
In summer especially, the downstairs space can be opened up to allow a circular flow including access to the large patio (which is perfect for entertaining).
Conversely, during winter time, the space can be closed down for cosy nights in.
The kitchen and dining area is the largest room of the house and is the heart of our home. We like to cook and bake whilst still feeling connected to what's going on in the house.
Many enjoyable times have been had around the dinner table discussing the day's events or relaxing with a glass of wine and maybe a board game or two.
Floorplans
Floorplans are based on how the current homeowners use this space
Ground Floor
Hallway 6'5" x 15'1" (1.95m x 4.60m)
Living Room 12'7" x 18'1" (3.84m x 5.50m)
Office 6'10" x 10'7" (2.07m x 3.22m)
Downstairs W.C.
Kitchen 13'7" x 10'7" (4.14m x 3.22m)
Dining Area 13'0" x 10'1" (3.97m x 3.06m)
First Floor
Hallway 10'8" x 6'3" (3.24m x 1.90m)
Master Bedroom 12'9" x 12'4" (3.88m x 3.75m) with En-Suite
Second Bedroom 10'2" x 13'10" (3.09m x 4.21)
Third Bedroom 8'11" x 12'8" (2.72m x 3.85m)
Fourth Bedroom 10'1" x 11'3" (3.09m x 3.43m)
Family Bathroom
Outside Space
Front: Garage and parking to the side of the property
Rear: Enclosed garden with patio and grass area
Additional Information*....
Agent: Gary Simpson
Sellers Position: Buying another property
Approx. Annual Electricity: £500
Approx. Annual Gas: £500
Approx. Annual Water & Drainage: £250
Annual Estate Management Cost: £350
Council Tax Band: F
Council: Solihull Council
EPC Rating: B
Nearest Bus Stop: 100m
Age of Property: 6 years
How Long Current Owners Have Lived at the Property: 6 years
Property Refurbishments: Extra 4 cupboards and work surface in the kitchen along the far wall. Fixed wardrobes and dressing table installed in master bedroom. Had 2 patios laid.
Loft: Insulated
Windows: PVC lockable double glazed
Windows Installed: 6 years ago
Heating System: Central heating
Boiler Last Serviced: June 2020
Boiler Location: Kitchen
Garden Orientation: West
Total Floor Area:
*Please verify these details through the conveyancing process
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Local Amenities
- Hampton-in-Arden 2.6 miles
- Berkswell 2.8 miles
- Meriden Church of England Primary School 0.3 miles
- Berkswell Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School 1.9 miles
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Sold prices provided by Land Registry
20th Nov 2020
£450,000
First listed
13th Nov 2014
£379,995
Last sold
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