- Newly renovated kitchen and re-fitted family bathroom
- Two double bedrooms, well-presented throughout
- Bay-fronted lounge with neutral decor and wood flooring
- Off-road parking plus enclosed south-facing rear garden
- Freehold tenure; modern gas boiler and double glazing
- Approx. 715 sq ft — modest size, limited expansion potential
- Solid brick 1930s construction; insulation details unknown
- Close to Olton Station and good road links to A45
This well-presented 1930s semi offers practical, ready-to-live-in accommodation for first-time buyers or small families. The ground floor features an attractive bay-fronted lounge and a modern, spacious dining kitchen recently refurbished to a good standard. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a re-fitted family bathroom, all delivered with neutral decor and wood-effect flooring throughout.
Outside, the property benefits from off-road parking to the front and an enclosed private garden with a southerly aspect — an easy-to-maintain outdoor space for children or entertaining. The freehold tenure, double glazing and a modern gas boiler reduce immediate running and maintenance concerns. Local convenience is a strong selling point: under a mile to Olton station, about three miles to Solihull town centre and quick access to the A45.
Buyers should note the house sits on a small plot and is a modest overall size (approx. 715 sq ft), so storage and expansion options are limited. The property is constructed from solid brick (1930s) and insulation details are unknown, so future insulation improvements may be required. Crime and local services are average to good, and council tax is described as affordable.
