- Previously let as an HMO, easy to reconfigure for rental or family use
- Extended kitchen/diner with good natural light
- Two reception rooms plus guest WC on ground floor
- Three bedrooms and three bathrooms (HMO layout intact)
- Low-maintenance slabbed rear garden with gated side access
- Chain free and well connected by frequent bus routes
- Solid brick (1900–1929) construction; likely no wall insulation
- Area has above-average crime; consider security measures
A versatile three-bedroom end-of-terrace on Kingsland Avenue that suits investors and families. The house was previously operated as an HMO and currently offers flexible accommodation with two reception rooms, an extended kitchen/diner and three bathrooms — useful for rental income or multi-person family living. The property is chain-free and sits within walking distance of popular local schools, Hearsall Common and Earlsdon High Street amenities.
Internally the layout is practical: entrance hall with guest WC, front and rear lounges and a modern-feeling extended kitchen/diner. The first floor provides three good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom; the prior HMO setup means minimal conversion is required to return to individual-family use or to re-let as rooms. The slabbed, low-maintenance rear garden has gated side access and suits busy households or investors wanting low upkeep grounds.
Buyers should note the building is an early 20th-century solid-brick construction with no confirmed cavity insulation, so upgrading wall insulation and general energy-efficiency improvements may be needed. The area’s crime levels are above average; while the location benefits from fast broadband, frequent buses to the city centre, Warwick University and Birmingham Airport make it well connected for students, professionals and commuters.
Overall this property presents clear rental potential alongside practical family accommodation. It will suit a buyer looking for an income-producing asset with immediate occupancy potential, or a family seeking a roomy home close to schools and local amenities with scope to update energy efficiency and interior finishes.
