Large 5‑bed detached house with workshop, garage and no chain.
Five double bedrooms and three bathrooms across three storeys
Set on a generous plot in Edgbaston, this substantial five-double-bedroom detached house offers roomy, characterful accommodation across three storeys. Built in the 1920s, the home retains period features such as high ceilings, cornicing and bay windows while providing a modern mechanical heat-recovery ventilation system and double glazing installed after 2002. At roughly 1,779 sqft the layout includes two reception rooms, a large breakfast kitchen, utility and three bathrooms — practical for a large family or multi-occupancy use.
Outside there is a wide block-paved driveway, single garage and a sizable rear garden with a large powered workshop that suits hobbies, storage or conversion (subject to consents). The property is offered freehold with no onward chain, and its location on Stanmore Road gives straightforward access to Birmingham city centre, University of Birmingham, Queen Elizabeth Hospital and local shopping and schools.
Buyers should note some clear maintenance and improvement points: the cavity walls are assumed uninsulated and the house would benefit from updating throughout to meet contemporary energy and living standards. Council tax band is above average and the area records above-average crime and higher local deprivation indicators — factors to weigh for families and investors. Overall this is a spacious period home with strong potential for refurbishment or sensitive modernisation to unlock value.