House For Sale £250,000
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Council Tax Band :TBC
A characterful 2 bedroom terraced home on the well located Kings Road which falls on the Stirchley / Kings Heath border. Approached via an attractive frontage with plenty of street parking on offer, this updated and sympathetically improved home offers a great opportunity to purchase in this sought after location.
On the ground floor you will find a welcoming front reception room with large bay window which is currently arranged as a sitting room. Leading through there is a further good sized reception room which is set up as a dining room with a large fireplace as the centrepiece of room.
To the rear sits a well configured kitchen which features ample space to work with space for appliances and white goods. From this room you can access the well-tended garden which comprises of a large grassed area with a good sized patio. There is also rear access to the garden.
Upstairs you will find two good sized bedrooms which both have room for double beds, large windows and plenty of natural light. The family bathroom presents extremely well with recent updates and a shower over bath arrangement.
In summary this property has much to recommend it with an excellent position on this popular road with thoughtful updates throughout. It allows access to some of South Birminghams best amenities and features excellent transport links into and out of the city.
Stirchley is a district in the south west of Birmingham, England. The River Rea, which flows through the area, once powered mills at Lifford, Hazelwell, Dogpool and Moor Green and is now a walking and cycle route. The Worcester and Birmingham Canal, followed by the railways, once brought considerable industry to the area. The nearby Kings Heath train station is scheduled to open in 2024.
The high street both in Stirchley and Kings Heath is thriving with a number of very popular and highly acclaimed eateries and micro breweries. You are only a short walk from the centre of Bournville with easy access to Bournville Park and the famous Bournville Green.
New residential developments are now established alongside the long-standing Victorian terracing which is associated with the suburb. The restoration of the former Stirchley Baths to create a new community hub was opened in January 2016.
Transport links are excellent with Bournville train station right on the doorstep with a quick link into the city centre (around 15 minutes).
There are also a wide range of convenient bus routes and a number of supermarkets close by.
