CV7 Keresley House, Tamworth Road, Keresley, Coventry

Believed to date from the late 18th Century, Keresley House displays elegant Georgian proportions complemented by later Victorian additions, creating a compelling blend of architectural styles.

Its original brickwork, tall sash windows and ornate cornicing speak to the grandeur of its past, while the courtyard layout and outbuildings add both charm and versatility.

The main house extends to around 8,265 sq ft across three floors and a basement, providing five reception rooms and five bedrooms, together with a substantial dressing room.

The fabric of the building retains a wealth of period detail, including decorative plasterwork, ceiling roses and fine sash windows, a testament to its enduring presence within the

Keresley landscape.

Immediately surrounding the house are circa two acres of mature gardens and established trees,

believed to have been designed by Sir Joseph Paxton.

Keresley House is now offered with approximately 12 acres in total, including mature grounds, a lake and land backing Onto open countryside.

The scale of the house, outbuildings and wider estate creates remarkable scope for restoration,

Conversion or redevelopment, subject to the necessary consents.

Potential uses could include a substantial private Country estate, luxury residential conversion, boutique care or hospitality use, or the creation of a retreat or glamping business within the grounds, all subject to the relevant planning permissions.

The symmetrical Georgian façade opens to a striking entrance hall, where Victorian geometric black and white floor tiles and a sweeping curved staircase with polished wood handrail and iron balustrades immediately set the tone.

The ground floor offers five elegant reception rooms, including two magnificent front rooms of Regency scale with near full height sash bay windows.

Additional spaces include a kitchen, pantry, laundry room and guest cloakroom.

Upstairs, a grand landing leads to three spacious bedrooms, one with an en suite and dressing room, along with two bathrooms, a shower room and a separate WC.

The second floor features a further three large bedrooms, a storage room and a bathroom, while a self contained, two bedroom apartment with separate access provides additional flexibility.

Expansive basement with arched chambers providing versatile storage and redevelopment potential.

The grounds, believed to have been designed by Sir Joseph Paxton, feature sweeping lawns, mature trees and planting, a grotto and an rockery.

A traditional courtyard, finished with mellow brick paving, decorative ironwork and red timber doors, lead to the former coach houses with their own gated entrance, car park and additional stores, all offering excellent potential for sympathetic conversion or adaptive reuse.

Keresley House is an impressive period residence steeped in history, set along Tamworth Road in Keresley, which is one of Keresley's most desirable addresses, combining the tranquility of a semi rural setting with excellent access to nearby towns and cities.

Set on the northern edge of Coventry, the area enjoys a leafy, countryside feel, surrounded by open fields, woodland walks and traditional Warwickshire villages, while still being only a short drive from the city centre.

Residents enjoy a strong sense of community and access to beautiful outdoor spaces such as Coundon Wedge and Allesley Park, ideal for walking, cycling and family days out.

Nearby Meriden and Fillongley offer charming pubs and local dining options, while Coventry's vibrant city centre provides shopping, theatre and cultural attractions just a few miles away.

Tamworth Road offers the perfect balance between rural calm and convenience.

Everyday amenities, well regarded schools and local shops are all close by and, for commuters, the area provides easy connections to Coventry, Nuneaton, Birmingham and the wider Midlands via the A444, M6 and M69.