THIS luxury home with a ‘hidden garden’ is on sale for just under £2 million in a celeb hotspot village.
Located in Barnt Green, Worcestershire, which stars like Jack Grealish have called home, the beautiful property has recently been put on the market.
Former Aston Villa captain Grealish was reportedly known to pop in to his local, the Barnt Green Inn, for a drink or two on his days off.
Unfortunately for footie-mad house hunters, the Three Lions ace moved out of the area after his transfer to Manchester City.
Other celebs who have lived in the area include the multi-millionaire founder of Gymshark, Ben Francis and the singer Jamelia.
The small village is one of the most desirable places to live in the West Midlands, boasting a thriving high street and easy transport links into Birmingham.
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The property up for sale is a stunning, seven-bedroom Victorian house, which features a ‘hidden’ garden and potential swimming pool area.
There are also four reception rooms and a private sun terrace for prospective owners to relax in.
The house, called The Coppice, comes complete with a pristine lawn and well-manicured shrubbery.
The listing for the property says: “Over recent years, The Coppice has benefitted from a painstaking programme of entirely sympathetic restoration and enhancement which successfully blends traditional detailing with a contemporary flourish.
“In short, this is a first-rate period family home, set within extensive yet private grounds and on one of the prime residential roads in this sought after and exclusive suburb.
“There are some unfinished aspects to the property that allow for personal interpretation and individual style to be added by any new owner.”
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Discussing the sought-after area, the ad said: “The affluent village of Barnt Green has justifiably proved a desirable destination for aspiring homeowners over many years.
“The village provides an enviable range of amenities including a wide range of independent shops and restaurants, medical and dental facilities and schooling across the various age groups.”
