Modern fitted kitchen with integrated oven and gas hob
Open-plan lounge/diner with glazed French doors to communal garden
Two double bedrooms; family bathroom on first floor
Freehold property with mains gas boiler and radiators
No loft space (flat roof) — limited loft storage
Cavity walls likely uninsulated — may need energy upgrades
Small/very small plot and communal rear garden only
Unallocated off-street parking; exterior needs cosmetic updating
This two-bedroom mid-terrace mews home in Sutton Coldfield offers an affordable entry into a very affluent area, with gas central heating, double glazing and a modern fitted kitchen already in place. The open-plan lounge/diner with glazed French doors brings daylight and direct access to the communal rear garden, making the layout practical for everyday living or a straightforward buy-to-let.
The house is freehold and compact (approximately 754 sq ft), so running costs are modest — council tax is described as cheap, broadband is fast and mobile signal is excellent. The property sits in a calm residential pocket with good local schools and nearby leisure amenities, which supports both family buyers and investors seeking reliable tenant demand.
Notable practical points are that the home has no loft space (flat roof) and the cavity walls are likely uninsulated, so further insulation or energy upgrades may be needed to improve efficiency. The front and roofline show age and would benefit from external refurbishment; the small plot and communal rear garden limit private outdoor space. Parking is off-street but unallocated.
Overall this is a sensible, low-maintenance starter home or rental prospect for buyers willing to accept a modest footprint and invest selectively in external improvements or insulation to increase long-term value.
