The Windmill, Little Saredon, Wolverhampton

The Windmill is a four-bedroom detached residence incorporating a former windmill believed to date from at least 1816. The tower was converted for residential use and later combined with substantial extensions, creating a home with traditional accommodation alongside four levels of circular rooms. Exposed beams, timber details and the tower’s distinctive roof remain prominent features. The main house includes a large lounge with a carved fireplace and log burner, a fitted kitchen with granite work surfaces and range-style cooker, a utility room, conservatory and family bathroom. The principal bedroom suite has a mezzanine dressing area, a further occasional room and an en-suite bathroom with a sauna. Within the tower are a circular sitting room and bar, bedrooms on the next two levels, and a study or playroom beneath the roof. The grounds include lawns, mature planting, paths, terraces and an ornamental water feature. A detached double-width garage, garden stores and an outside WC provide additional facilities. Set in the hamlet of Little Saredon, the property is described as having access to Cannock, Wolverhampton and the wider Midlands road network. Its unusual historic structure and extensive, individually arranged accommodation make it a property where condition, maintenance and the practical use of its distinctive spaces merit close inspection.