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Perryhill Lane, Oldbury, West Midlands, B68
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Semi-detached house
2 beds
2 baths
EPC rating: D
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Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B
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Features and description
- Two well-proportioned bedrooms
- En-suite to principal bedroom
- Two reception rooms
- Lounge/dining room
- Fitted kitchen
- Utility area
- Ground-floor family bathroom
- Character features throughout
- Popular residential location
- Ideal first-time purchase or investment opportunity
For Sale – Perry Hill Lane, Oldbury, B68 0AG
A Charming Period Home with a Fascinating Local Heritage
Positioned on the sought-after Perry Hill Lane, this attractive two-bedroom period property combines character, convenience, and a unique connection to the area's rich history.
Offering approximately 741 sq. ft. (68.8 sq. m.) of accommodation, the property features two reception rooms, a lounge/dining room, fitted kitchen, utility area, ground-floor bathroom, and two generous first-floor bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite.
The property has a driveway to the front, and a private garden to the rear perfect for those summer nights and BBQ’s with friends and family.
A Home with History
Perry Hill Lane has a remarkable local story dating back to the early 20th century. Historical records show that in 1905, the land around Perry Hill was cultivated by the Steeples family, with the area being used as nursery land connected to the seed company Hunter & Co. The company operated a warehouse in Hockley and supplied seeds across the country.
The corner plot on Perry Hill Lane is also linked to Mitchell's & Butler's, with historical accounts recording that the land was retained as nursery grounds for many years. A memorial plaque on the front and side of the 1909 house commemorates employees of Mitchell's & Butler's and reflects the strong community heritage of the area.
Before the residential development of the 1930s, Perry Hill Lane was a semi-rural countryside setting known for its gardens, allotments, a stream, and even a pond used for horses, making this location a fascinating part of Oldbury's history.
Location
Perry Hill Lane enjoys excellent access to local schools, shops, transport links, and commuter routes including the M5 motorway network. Sandwell & Dudley railway stations, local parks, and amenities are all within easy reach, making this an ideal location for families, professionals, and commuters alike.
Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate both the accommodation and the unique heritage of this charming home.
A Charming Period Home with a Fascinating Local Heritage
Positioned on the sought-after Perry Hill Lane, this attractive two-bedroom period property combines character, convenience, and a unique connection to the area's rich history.
Offering approximately 741 sq. ft. (68.8 sq. m.) of accommodation, the property features two reception rooms, a lounge/dining room, fitted kitchen, utility area, ground-floor bathroom, and two generous first-floor bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite.
The property has a driveway to the front, and a private garden to the rear perfect for those summer nights and BBQ’s with friends and family.
A Home with History
Perry Hill Lane has a remarkable local story dating back to the early 20th century. Historical records show that in 1905, the land around Perry Hill was cultivated by the Steeples family, with the area being used as nursery land connected to the seed company Hunter & Co. The company operated a warehouse in Hockley and supplied seeds across the country.
The corner plot on Perry Hill Lane is also linked to Mitchell's & Butler's, with historical accounts recording that the land was retained as nursery grounds for many years. A memorial plaque on the front and side of the 1909 house commemorates employees of Mitchell's & Butler's and reflects the strong community heritage of the area.
Before the residential development of the 1930s, Perry Hill Lane was a semi-rural countryside setting known for its gardens, allotments, a stream, and even a pond used for horses, making this location a fascinating part of Oldbury's history.
Location
Perry Hill Lane enjoys excellent access to local schools, shops, transport links, and commuter routes including the M5 motorway network. Sandwell & Dudley railway stations, local parks, and amenities are all within easy reach, making this an ideal location for families, professionals, and commuters alike.
Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate both the accommodation and the unique heritage of this charming home.
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