Traditional three-bed family home with garden and scope to modernise close to transport links..
- Three bedrooms and two reception rooms, traditional 1930s layout
- Good-sized rear garden with landscaping or extension potential
- Full double glazing and mains gas central heating present
- EPC rating D; solid brick walls likely without insulation
- Overall internal size is small (approx. 794 sq ft)
- Area is deprived with above-average crime statistics
- Driveway potential but exterior needs upgrading
- Tenure stated as freehold; buyers should verify legally
Set on a 1930s suburban street in Erdington, this three-bedroom semi-detached home offers a traditional layout and practical living for a family or first-time buyer. Two reception rooms, a long kitchen and a good-sized rear garden provide everyday space; the bay-fronted sitting room and French doors to the garden add natural light and flow.
The house is double glazed with mains gas central heating and an EPC rating of D. Constructed in the 1930s with solid brick walls (no known cavity insulation), the property is presented in reasonable condition but offers clear scope to modernise and extend (subject to planning permission) to increase living space and value.
Notable local factors are higher-than-average crime levels and a generally deprived area profile; transport links and nearby schools are strong, and broadband and mobile signals are good. Buyers should verify tenure details and consider a survey to check building fabric, insulation and any upgrading needed to meet modern standards.
This home suits buyers seeking an affordable family property with refurbishment potential or an investor looking for a rental in a well-connected part of Birmingham. The balance of period character and a roomy garden makes it a practical canvas for improvement.