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Apartments for sale at Royal Sutton Place

Apartments for sale at Royal Sutton Place

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Danielle Hicks

13:01, 13 JAN 2016
Updated13:03, 13 JAN 2016

Two apartments are for sale through Fine & Country at Royal Sutton Place, which was once Sutton Coldfield's Council House. (Image: Dave Waldron)1 of 5
Two apartments are for sale through Fine & Country at Royal Sutton Place, which was once Sutton Coldfield's Council House.2 of 5
Two apartments are for sale through Fine & Country at Royal Sutton Place, which was once Sutton Coldfield's Council House.3 of 5
Two apartments are for sale through Fine & Country at Royal Sutton Place, which was once Sutton Coldfield's Council House.4 of 5
Two apartments are for sale through Fine & Country at Royal Sutton Place, which was once Sutton Coldfield's Council House.5 of 5

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