Ormes Lane,
Wolverhampton,
West Midlands, WV6 8LL
£350,000

Ormes Lane is found between Tettenhall and Compton with both locations offering an abundance of independent shops, restaurants, hairdressers, cafes and boutiques thus, allowing for a variety of convenient local shopping.

This converted coach house has undergone an extensive amount of refurbishment and now offers modern fixtures and fittings synonymous with modern lifestyle requirements yet has still been designed to be very much in keeping with the original character and charm of a red brick cottage within its era.

The accommodation offers a canopy entrance porch, a spacious living and dining area, contemporary kitchen with integrated appliances, two double bedrooms which are both accompanied by en-suite showers, block paved driveway, outside patio space and a separate single garage store which has the benefit of power and lights points and an electric roll over door.

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