Macdonald Ansty Hall

Main Rd, Ansty, Coventry, West Midlands, England

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About Macdonald Ansty Hall

A magnificent recently refurbished Georgian house, set in 8 acres of grounds within the Warwickshire countryside. Close to Ricoh Arena, Warwick Castle and Stratford-upon-Avon. The NEC is 15 minutes away. Ansty Hall is extraordinarily attractive, with rooms that are both spacious and comfortable, as well as being individually furnished. The majority of these rooms overlook the wonderful Warwickshire countryside. Convenient yet exclusive, this mellow, red brick house was built in 1678. It is indeed a little bit special.

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