5 Bedroom Detached House

REF: JC0739 - Every now and then, a property comes along that completely lies to you from the front. This is one of them.

From the outside, you’d be forgiven for thinking this was a tidy little bungalow tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. Then you walk in… And suddenly realise this place just keeps going. And going. And then somehow finds room for five double bedrooms as well.

Set behind gates on a private driveway shared with just one other property, this is the sort of home that gives you options. Big family? Perfect. Teenagers wanting their own space? Sorted. Multi-generational living? Absolutely. People simply wanting enough room so they’re not sat on top of each other by day three of the school holidays? Also covered.

The layout works brilliantly because it never feels cramped or forced. The entrance hall gives you that immediate feeling of space, while the two large reception rooms mean everybody can spread out properly. One becomes the cosy evening lounge, the other the place for family gatherings, Christmas chaos and pretending you’ll only have “one quick coffee” when friends pop round.

Then there’s the kitchen/diner, and this really is the heart of the house. Plenty of workspace, loads of storage and enough room for everyday family life to actually happen properly. Morning breakfasts, homework at the table, wine on a Friday night, somebody endlessly asking what’s for tea… It all fits here. And the hidden pantry? Genuinely brilliant. Because everybody loves the idea of being organised, even if it only lasts until Wednesday.

Bedroom-wise, this place is an absolute dream for larger families because all five are genuine doubles. No “single room currently pretending to be an office” nonsense here. The ground floor principal bedroom comes complete with its own en-suite, while upstairs opens into a surprisingly large second level with more generous bedrooms, another en-suite and additional bathroom facilities that stop the morning routine turning into a tactical military operation.

And then you step outside.

The garden feels mature, private and incredibly well established, with different seating areas, landscaped sections and enough greenery to make you forget you’re still incredibly convenient for everything nearby. Whether its summer BBQs, kids running around, a quiet morning coffee or simply escaping everybody for ten minutes with a cup of tea pretending you’re “doing some gardening”, it just works. There’s even a large detached garage adding even more practicality to a home that already offers plenty of it.

Homes like this are rare because they genuinely work for so many stages of life. It’s spacious without feeling clinical, impressive without trying too hard and, most importantly, it feels like a home the second you walk through the door.

Location

Living on Rowthorn Close gives you that rare balance where everything feels peaceful and tucked away, yet you’re only a few minutes from absolutely everything you actually need day to day. The property itself sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac behind a private gated driveway shared by just two homes, so there’s a real sense of privacy here. It’s the sort of road where you don’t get endless traffic flying past the front window or people using it as a shortcut.

One of the biggest lifestyle perks is how close you are to Sutton Park Streetly Gate. And not just “technically nearby” either, genuinely nearby. Morning dog walks, weekend bike rides, runs, family walks or simply somewhere to clear your head with a coffee suddenly become part of everyday life. Sutton Park is one of those places people move near and then wonder how they ever lived without it.

For families, the schooling options are a huge draw. You’ve got Manor Primary School, Lindens Primary School, St Anne's Catholic Primary School and Blackwood School all within the wider Streetly area, while secondary options include The Streetly Academy which is one of the most recognised schools locally.

Day-to-day life is incredibly convenient too. Streetly Village is nearby for the essentials, coffee stops, takeaways and little local businesses you end up using constantly. Whether it’s grabbing a Friday night curry from Streetly Balti, a quick chippy tea from Streetly Village Fish Bar or meeting friends for food and drinks at The Hardwick Arms or Farmer Johns Streetly, there’s plenty nearby without needing to head into the city. And if Sunday roasts are your thing, Toby Carvery Streetly exists for those days where nobody can be bothered cooking.

Transport links are another big tick. Chester Road gives easy access towards Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, Walsall and Lichfield, while the nearby road network makes commuting surprisingly straightforward for an area that feels this leafy and residential. Sutton Coldfield town centre is only a short drive away for bigger shopping, restaurants and bars, while Birmingham city centre is reachable for work or nights out without feeling like you actually live in the middle of the chaos.

Overall, Streetly has always been popular because it feels established, green and genuinely family-friendly. Bigger homes, mature plots, great schools and Sutton Park on your doorstep… it’s one of those areas where people tend to move in and stay put for a very long time.

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall
Lounge - 5.05m (16'7") x 4.53m (14'10")
Sitting Room - 5.60m (18'5") x 4.52m (14'10")
Kitchen/Diner - 6.60m (21'8") x 4.48m (14'8")
Utility - 2.33m (7'8") x 2.06m (6'9")
Bedroom One - 3.98m (13'1") x 3.15m (10'4")
En-Suite
Bedroom Two - 3.59m (11'9") x 3.39m (11'2")
Bathroom
Garage - 5.31m (17'5") x 4.74m (15'7")

First Floor

Bedroom Three - 3.07m (10'1") x 2.04m (6'8")
En-Suite
Bedroom Four - 3.76m (12'4") x 2.89m (9'6")
Bedroom Five - 3.89m (12'9") x 3.09m (10'2")
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