Elm Bank by John Shepherd in Coventry

John Shepherd are proud to introduce Elm Bank, a delightful array of 14 unique properties, which have been carefully thought out and designed to suit all.

These properties benefit from their unique design and an eye for craftsmanship in each plot. Being greeted by the original cast iron gates which have now been motorized with multi access to the other car parking facilities which now hosts an electric car charging point.

This former Coventry mansion once became home to the man who created the world-famous Triumph motorcycle brand. This property was built in the 1870s and later became the home of Siegfried Bettmann, a former Lord Mayor of Coventry and founder of the Triumph Cycle Works. The Siegfried Bettmann Plaque which was added to the property in 2015 showcasing the age of the property steeped in history.

The property holds host to 14 apartments which are a mixture of 1 and 2 beds all fitted with a high specification throughout including; Siematic Kitchens, Underfloor heating, Porcelanosa tiles.
The Bungalows and Mews allow residents to have their own separate accommodation. Some of the properties benefit from having access to the shaded courtyard area for all the residents to have some evening drinks and social events, creating the feeling of its own little community. Several properties also have their own fore gardens for their own enjoyment which are turfed ready for you to make it your own!

Property Break down:

*The apartments

Plot 1- 2 bed – 840 SQFT- 2 parking spaces - SSTC
Plot 11- 2 bed- 904 SQFT- 2 Parking spaces - SSTC
Plot 15- 2 Bed- 947 SQFT- 2 Parking spaces - £285,000

*The Bungalows

Plot 3- 2 Beds- 915 SQFT- 2 Parking spaces-SSTC
Plot 7- 2 beds- 871SQFT- 2 parking spaces-£335,000

*The Mews
Plot 9- 2 beds- 721SQFT- 2 parking spaces-SSTC

Set in the heart of the leafy suburb of Stoke Park, this desirable location benefits from local amenities and also having amazing access to all major motorway links as well as being walking distance to the heart of Coventry. The city has recently been given the title ‘city of culture’ only adding to the gravitas of Elm Bank. These properties are just 1.4 miles away from Coventry Railway station having links to London (19 Minutes direct to Birmingham New Street & 57 Minutes to London Euston.)