A historic Sutton Coldfield building converted into offices has been sold for £1.35 million.
Real estate investor and developer Urban Village Capital has completed the acquisition of The Moat House, in Lichfield Road, from Sutton Coldfield College.
The Moat House is a grade II-listed building which was designed and built in 1680 as a mansion house by William Wilson.
He was a builder, architect and student of Sir Christopher Wren and the property was used as a home for Wilson's new wife Jane Pudsey who had previously owned Langley Hall manor house in Sutton Coldfield.
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Birmingham-based Urban Village Capital will take some of the office space at the property while the remaining accommodation will be available to rent.
Director Kevin Patrick Sharkey said: "The purchase of the Moat House represents a major investment in Sutton Coldfield by Urban Village Capital.
"It provides us with a unique, high-quality headquarters in a fantastic location.
"These are exciting times both for Sutton Coldfield and the wider Birmingham region and we will continue to take advantage of attractive investment opportunities."
