Two double bedrooms with period fireplaces and built-in wardrobes
Extended kitchen with utility area and ground-floor cloakroom
Generous four-piece bathroom with separate shower and roll-top bath
Short walk to Bournville station and Stirchley high street amenities
Small forecourt and compact rear patio garden (low maintenance)
Solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation — potential heat loss
Area shows higher local crime and deprivation — consider security/insurance
Freehold, newly renovated interior, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal
This attractive Victorian mid-terrace combines period character with modern updates across two floors. The owners have extended the kitchen and added a utility and ground-floor WC, creating a practical layout for daily living or rental occupancy. Two double bedrooms and a generous four-piece bathroom sit upstairs, retaining original fireplaces and sash-style windows that give the home charm and character.
Situated a short walk from Bournville station and Stirchley’s lively high street, the location suits commuters, students, and first-time buyers seeking local shops, cafés and transport links. The property is offered freehold and presented in good order internally with recent renovations, double glazing and a modern boiler with radiator heating.
Practical considerations: the plot is compact with a small forecourt and rear patio garden suited to low-maintenance planting. The building is original solid-brick construction and likely lacks wall cavity insulation, which could affect energy performance unless upgraded. The area records higher local crime and indicators of deprivation; buyers should consider personal security and insurance costs.
Overall this is a well-updated period terrace appealing to first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors who want a move-in-ready home with period detail and easy access to local amenities. There is modest potential to further improve or extend subject to planning, but expect limited outdoor space and urban living trade-offs.
