Mystery surrounds a property for sale which is apparently in both Oxfordshire and Sutton Coldfield.

One is being marketed by a Birmingham agent, Circle Sales & Lettings.

It is a £1.5m property called The Cloves in Sutton Coldfield, and it is advertised on both Rightmove and Zoopla.

But it appears to be identical to a property in Boar’s Hill, Oxfordshire, which is being marketed by Savills for £2.25m. Both properties even have the same white garden seat in the photographs.

According to Circle, The Cloves has seven bedrooms plus a coach house and extensive gardens. It is described as a “magnificent listed family residence in need of modernisation”.

It is said to be an Arts and Crafts Grade Two property, built in 1906 by Isaac Langley and designed by Haywood Farmer.

The details say that after modernisation, there is potential to make The Cloves “one of the most impressive properties in Sutton Coldfield”.

Savills say of Overdale in Foxcombe Road, Boars Hill, that it is unlisted and was once an RAF officers’ mess before being a nursing home. Like The Cloves, it has seven bedrooms but it is a bit larger at 6,817 sq ft, whereas The Cloves has 6,513 sq ft.

A spokesperson for Savills said: “We are aware of this and it is now in the hands of our legal team.”

Eye contacted Circle, making it clear we were journalists. We were unable to speak to the owner, but did speak to a member of staff who told us that The Cloves is not yet on the market as it is going through probate.

The owner of Circle, Adam Kahn, did not return our calls.

The Sutton Coldfield property is here and can also be seen in the screen grab:

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-46763249.html

The Cloves smaller Screen Shot

The Oxfordshire property is here:

http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbswrssus120235