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Economic Development

Stunning properties on the market in the Midlands in 2014

A round-up of those weird and wonderful houses that caught our attention during last year from the pages of Post Property

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Economic Development

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

19:00, 6 JAN 2015

2014 was a very busy for Birmingham's commercial and residential property sectors as house prices rose while finally took vital steps forward.

The luxury end of the residential market was no different as a host of weird and wonderful property was brought to the market including the the MP at the heart of one of the biggest political scandals ever to hit the ��Ƶ government.

Also brought forward was the former Debenhams warehouse in Holloway Head which was deemed worthy of the Carbuncle Cup award for awful property by one city councillor.

It will eventually offer a mix of different sized flats with penthouse apartments upwards of £675,000.

Also in Worcestershire - a veritable wine lover's nirvana as it houses a tall, round store capable of holding 700 bottles.

The above gallery has a collection of the properties that have made us draw breath during 2014.

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