The quiet British village where Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi lived in a £3million mansion

The rural village is still within easy reach of Birmingham, located around 13 miles away.

Tony lived in a detached mansion with six bedrooms, a cinema room and games room.

It had a large garden and offered plenty of privacy for the musician.

On top of this, there is a self-contained annexe including a recording studio, bedroom and kitchen.

The Edwardian property spanned an impressive 8,000 sq ft and had original features such as stained glass windows and open fireplaces.

Tony put the property on the market 10 years ago for a huge £3million.

This came as he expressed a desire to "scale down" and live a more "peaceful life".

Lapworth is a traditional area with plenty to do including museums and historical sites.

The average house price in the area is an eye-watering £1,109,994, according to Rightmove.

The most affordable homes are semi-detached properties that sell for around £477,488.

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