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on the grounds that the Estate roads were
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for residential development in 1868. Roads were named to commemorate the history of the estate, and between 1895 and 1915 approximately 200 houses were built on the estate, forming Four Oaks Estate. The neglected and dilapidated Four Oaks Hall was demolished in 1898, and the site is now occupied by
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Estate having a public church, golf club, public post box within its grounds, and their Estate roads having an unknown legal owner, meaning the legal owner could not have installed legal signs to prevent dedication of the roads as highways. This raises the question of the legal validity of Little
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railway line. One of the most expensive residential areas in the West
Midlands, the Park's roads are home to some of the region's wealthiest residents. Four Oaks Park is characterised by its large houses and tree-lined, speed-humped roads. The houses on the Estate are individually designed by
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gated community consisting of 340 houses, by installing 8 sets of perimeter gates on the 8 entrance points into the private residential estate. However it is unlawful to obstruct a highway and also unlawful to obstruct a public right of way, which gates would do.
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The roads on Four Oaks Estate are managed by Four Oaks Estate Ltd and run by a formally constituted Board of
Directors, who are all Estate residents, supported by an appointed Secretary & Treasurer.
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bought 60 acres (24 ha) of woodland and built Four Oaks Hall. Folliott died in 1716, but his widow continued to live in Four Oaks Hall until her death in 1751. The estate was sold to
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Aston Park's signs installed by residents, and therefore raises the possibility their roads are also highways maintained at private expense and also a public right of way.
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Four Oaks Estate is a mainly residential area with the Four Oaks Tennis Club at its heart, approximately enclosed by
Lichfield Road, Four Oaks Road, Sutton Park and
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Four Oaks Estate Ltd submitted in 2019 a Lawful
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The Royal Town of Sutton
Coldfield - A Commemorative History
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585:(1850-1906) - Industrialist. Born in Four Oaks.
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383:No 18, Luttrell House by Crouch and Butler 1901
268:No 14, Maes Y Lledr (originally Hawkesford) by
668:"Ten Most Expensive Places To Live In Britain"
666:Adams, Lucia; Moran, Michael (30 March 2007).
469:No 6, Heathercourt by Crouch and Butler 1907
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767:"Number 12 and Attached Wallls (1067110)"
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110:Simon Luttrell, 1st Earl of Carhampton
51:. Four Oaks is situated approximately
229:No 23 Bracebridge Road, Hindecliffe,
1168:. West Midlands Rail. Archived from
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39:is an affluent residential area in
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29:Four Oaks (disambiguation)
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647:. A History Of Birmingham
625:. Birmingham City Council
490:Four Oaks railway station
1214:"Four Oaks bus services"
792:"Maes Y Lledr (1116476)"
723:The Buildings of England
518:Queen Elizabeth Hospital
514:University of Birmingham
408:No 19, late 19th century
1194:. Warwickshire Railways
992:"Bracebridge (1343332)"
694:"Four Oaks Tennis Club"
623:"Sutton Four Oaks Ward"
440:No 5, Culross House by
195:No 26, Beaconsfield by
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375:Edwin Francis Reynolds
361:William de Lacy Aherne
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18:Four Oaks, Birmingham
967:"Woodgate (1075828)"
892:"Redlands (1075829)"
817:"Bryn Teg (1075820)"
742:"The Dene (1067109)"
583:Thomas Acquin Martin
486:West Midlands Trains
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842:"Kenwood (1067126)"
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608:Google Maps
603:"Four Oaks"
534:Water Orton
182:Barker Road
49:Sutton Park
1319:Categories
589:References
562:building.
510:University
502:Bromsgrove
373:No. 9, by
75:Mere Green
573:in 1976.
520:) on the
494:Lichfield
492:north to
481:Transport
166:Dismissed
104:In 1677,
37:Four Oaks
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547:Churches
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605:(Map).
554:is the
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1273:ISBN
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