Well‑located family house with scope for energy upgrades and modernisation.
Three bedrooms with two generous reception rooms
Freehold end‑terrace, set back from the road
Low‑maintenance, fully enclosed rear garden
Garage parking included
Walking distance to high street and good schools
Single family bathroom only
Electric storage heating; likely higher running costs
Solid brick walls; insulation and energy upgrades recommended
Set back from the road on a sought-after Harborne street, this traditional three-bedroom end-terrace offers comfortable family living within walking distance of the high street and well-rated schools. Two generous reception rooms, a bay-windowed front room and a dining/living space that looks over a low-maintenance rear garden, give flexible living and entertaining options for growing families.
The home is freehold and of solid-brick construction (circa 1900–1929) with double glazing and garage parking — practical strengths for everyday life in a major conurbation. At around 872 sq ft, the layout is conventional and well-proportioned: two double bedrooms, a single third bedroom, and one family bathroom with shower-over-bath.
Buyers should note a few material points: heating is by electric storage radiators, the external walls are presumed uninsulated solid brick, and the property will likely benefit from energy and heating upgrades. The garden is small but low-maintenance, and there is just one bathroom. These factors are relevant for running costs and future refurbishment plans.
For families wanting a convenient, well-located home with scope to personalise and improve, this property presents a sensible purchase. Its proximity to strong schools, local amenities and good transport links makes it particularly suitable for those prioritising location and community over turn-key modernisation.