These two stunning, spacious four-bedroom detached homes in Belbroughton spanning 2,268 and 2,379 square feet of beautifully designed living space, offer an exceptional opportunity to make this charming village your home.
On Saturday 31st May, Owls Nest opens its doors for an exclusive Open House event. Step inside these brand-new homes, NOW build complete, and explore their flexible family-friendly layouts, and discover what makes them such a unique find in today’s property market.
Why Attend Owls Nest?
A Rare Opportunity in Rural Worcestershire
Tucked into the green hills above Belbroughton, Owls Nest combines peaceful village living with 21st-century practicality. Just 15 miles from Birmingham, it’s ideally positioned for commuters, families, and anyone seeking a lifestyle upgrade in a well-connected countryside setting.
Only Two Homes Available – Don’t Miss Out
With only two homes available, this is a rare chance to experience Owls Nest before it’s gone. Whether you’re actively searching or simply considering your next move, we’d be delighted to welcome you.
These aren’t just new homes — they’re homes with soul. From their countryside setting and sweeping hilltop views, to the considered interiors and A-rated energy performance, every detail has been crafted with modern living in mind.
Whether you’re upsizing, relocating, or simply looking for a home that gives you more — Owl’s Nest is the kind of opportunity that rarely comes to market.
Located in Worcestershire, Belbroughton is known known for its historical charm, traditional craftsmanship in wood-turning, picturesque countryside, and the famous Belbroughton stone used in local architecture. Just 15 miles southwest of Birmingham, Belbroughton is conveniently located just a short distance from the UK’s second city, benefitting from everything Birmingham has to offer.
Nestled between the picturesque Clent Hills and Waseley Hills Country Park, Belbroughton offers residents stunning views of rolling hills. These charming landmarks not only provide residents with breath taking scenery but also serve as a haven of woodlands and nature right on their doorsteps.
Neighbouring the local towns of Halesowen, Stourbridge and Hagley as well as Rubery and Rednall - Belbroughton is ideally located in close proximity to the M5 and major transport routes to Birmingham, Kidderminster, Dudley, Bromsgrove and beyond via both motorway and the local bus network.
Belbroughton is popular amongst locals thanks to it's excellent local amenities. With the ever popular St John's Church snd The Bell Inn pub just moments away, and the historic Belbroughton Stone, a unique feature of the area that can be seen in many of the village’s buildings, contributing to the village’s distinctive architectural character.
Set in the heart of Worcestershire, Owls Nest is a bespoke collection of two detached family homes that are designed to impress. These four-bedroom homes are the epitome of style and luxury, and offer the ideal balance between suburban bliss and excellent accessibility to the UK's second city, Birmingham.
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