Historic West Midlands country house designed by creator of Portmeirion and once owned by Poundland founder on the market for £5million
A county home near Bridgnorth and designed by the architect who created Portmeirion – made famous by TV show The Prisoner – has gone on the market for £5 million.
Hammer Hill House - a 13-bedroom home at Romsley, a small hamlet near Bridgnorth, was also once owned by Poundland founder, Willenhall-born Steve Smith.
The lavish 13-bedroom property was also designed by renowned architect Sir Bertram Clough Williams-Ellis, creator of Portmeirion that went to provide the backdrop to 60s TV show The Prisoner starring Patrick McGoohan.
The house was built in 1923, and is perhaps the most lavish property in the county.
The property, which is being marketed by estate agents Chartwell Noble, has breathtaking views across the Severn Valley, The Clee Hills and towards Wales.
