Claremont, Bilston, West Midlands
Claremont, off Wellington Road, offers a range of apartments, mews properties and townhouses in the grounds of a former high school. The original façade of the listed building is being retained to create exclusive apartments.
With its generous open space and abundance of mature trees providing a sense of containment, Claremont creates a sense of belonging that few contemporary developments can come close to equalling.
It also has a unique blend of traditional and modern, in the restored splendour of the Grade II listed former girls' school that provides its focal point and in the sympathetically designed new townhouses that accompany it.
Inside, though, 'classical' gives way to the very best that modern design has to offer. Apartment or townhouse, clean lines and thoughtful features mix with a level of functionality and practicality that today's living demands.
The distinctive, strong style of the neo-classical with all the benefits and convenience of a newbuild interior make Claremont the perfect place for those looking for an investment, their first property or for the opportunity to downsize
A great location....
Bilston, where Claremont is situated, while it retains a lot of its traditional character - it even boasts a Town Hall that is currently being restored - is essentially a suburb of Wolverhampton.
Wolverhampton provides everything you could want in a modern city. It is, in fact one of the countries newest cities - 'The Millennium City', being granted this much contested status at the start of this century.
From the urban to the rural....
Shopping, art, culture, sport, nightlife, cafés, restaurants and wine bars - there's an energetic mix of them all.
It's at the heart of the motorway and rail networks, placing it within easy reach of anywhere in the UK and making it an excellent base for exploring the Midlands.
Just 17 miles from Birmingham, Wolverhampton is the gateway between the historic Black Country and the beautiful countryside of Shropshire and Staffordshire.