The Close, Lichfield

Superbly presented newly refurbished one bedroom apartment with stunning views of the cathedral to the front and views of the herb garden to the rear.

The accommodation comprises:

Communal entrance, and stairs leading to first floor.

Entrance Hall 4.477 x 2.681 (14'8" x 8'9")
Private front door leading to spacious entrance hall and window to the rear.
Stairs leading to landing with storage area

Lounge 4.258 x 4.237 (13'11" x 13'10")
Spacious lounge with two windows looking over to the main entrance of the cathedral

Kitchen Diner 3.146 x 2.848 (10'3" x 9'4")
Newly fitted kitchen with cooker and space for washing machine and fridge freezer and views to the cathedral

Bedroom 4.241 x 2.860 (13'10" x 9'4")
Double Bedroom with views to the cathedral

Shower room 2.235 x 1.928 (7'3" x 6'3")
Newly fitted with white suite comprising shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin

Parking
There is no parking included. If required, there is a waiting list.

Living in the Close
The road surrounding the Cathedral is known as The Close. Branching off from this are Newtons College with its collection of terraced 19th century properties, and Vicars Close, a stunning courtyard of historic properties dating back to 15th century. The Cathedral and the properties that surround it have evolved over many years with examples of buildings that date back from 14th to 20th century. The Close is a picturesque setting for the Cathedral and a site of great heritage significance. Lichfield Cathedral own and manage the road, properties and precincts, in addition to around seventy buildings across the cathedral estate.

It is also a conservation area and the majority of properties are also Listed Buildings. Please note that parking is limited and is subject to prior approval and negotiation with the Cathedral. These properties also operate a strict no pet policy for incoming residents.

All residential enquirers must understand that The Cathedral and its estate is a busy functioning and operational place where services, events, exhibitions, markets and festivals are held throughout the year to assist the Cathedral in its aims and mission. Whereas living in The Close is a completely unique experience and a chance to be part of the history of a place filled with atmosphere and charm, residents are required to be flexible from time to time to cater for these events. This may include but isn’t exhaustive to vehicles being relocated off site or noise during events.