Grade II listed converted windmill for sale
A fascinating quality conversion of a former windmill with magnificent 360° views has come onto the market

The Windmill is a highly individual property which is Grade II listed and dates back to the early 19th century. Situated in the heart of North Worcestershire, The Windmill occupies an elevated position north east of the charming village of Alvechurch.
The characterful accommodation is set over four floors and has been completely refurbished by the current vendor. Some of the particularly interesting features include solid oak framed windows and a wide oak front door, as well as a superb fourth floor gallery/seating area which could also be a potential bedroom which enjoys 360° views over the outlying farmland which stretches as far as the Malvern Hills.
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The floor plans are quite unusual but the accommodation in full comprises: entrance hall, cloakroom, fitted breakfast kitchen, sitting room, two bedrooms and a bathroom as well as the fourth floor gallery/seating area/bedroom
The Windmill comes with around two acres of land which provide an exceptional setting for the property which lies near the hamlet of Wythall and the pretty village of Alvechurch which has excellent amenities. Birmingham is just eleven miles and Stratford upon Avon just 23 miles from the house.
The guide price is £559,950. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 0121 200 2220 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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