1930s semi with garden, parking and extension potential close to Birmingham.
Three bedrooms with bay-front lounge and downstairs WC
This three-bedroom semi-detached home on a corner plot offers practical family living close to Birmingham with clear scope for improvement. The layout includes an entrance hall, bay-front lounge, kitchen with garden access, downstairs WC, three bedrooms and a family bathroom — all arranged across a compact 802 sq ft. Off-street parking and a decent rear garden with patio and shed add useful outdoor space.
The property is best suited to buyers seeking a solid 1930s-built house with extension and refurbishment potential. The brick walls are likely uninsulated and the EPC rating is D, so upgrading insulation, windows or services would improve comfort and running costs. The house benefits from mains gas central heating, double glazing (install date unknown), and a low council tax band, but buyers should plan a budget for modernization works.
Location strengths include fast broadband and excellent mobile signal, easy access to Birmingham city centre, and several well-rated local schools within reach. Practical drawbacks are the neighbourhood’s high crime statistics and very deprived local area classification; these are material factors for some buyers and may affect insurance and resale considerations.
Overall this home represents value for a family or investor who can manage targeted improvements. Its corner plot and room count provide potential to extend (subject to planning), which could unlock more living space and increase long-term value. Buyers should arrange a viewing and bring a checklist for condition, insulation, and security measures.