Four-bedroom period home in Bloxwich - with annexe and hot tub garden for £550,000
This beautiful family home in Bloxwich blends period features with modern upgrades, and it even comes with its own studio annexe.
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A property with character, space and serious curb appeal? “Four Seasons” in Bloxwich, Walsall is ticking every box at offers around £550,000.
Now listed with Purplebricks, this restored four/five-bedroom detached home combines classic period charm with high-end modern features – and sits on a substantial ¼-acre plot with private gated access.
This is a house with real presence. The sweeping double driveway welcomes you into a grand entrance hall with stained glass, a wide glass staircase and a galleried landing. Inside, you’ll find three spacious reception rooms, a stylish P-shaped conservatory, and a show-stopping kitchen-diner with granite worktops, bespoke breakfast island and a separate utility.
Upstairs there are four bedrooms, including three large doubles and a fourth that's currently used as a luxurious dressing room. The main bathroom is generous, with a separate shower cubicle for added practicality.
Outside, the landscaped garden is as impressive as the interior – designed for year-round enjoyment with mature planting, decking, multiple seating areas and a hot tub zone. The property also boasts a separate self-contained studio annexe with kitchen and WC – perfect for guests, home working, or even rental potential.
This home’s upgrades include a brand-new boiler (2025), roof (2020), granite kitchen refit (2021), and full exterior paint refresh (2024). It's move-in ready and has clearly been cared for with long-term living in mind.
Located in a desirable, peaceful part of Bloxwich yet within easy reach of local schools and amenities, this standout property is ideal for larger families or buyers seeking flexible space and quality finishes.
