Situated on Gleave Road, B29, right in the heart of vibrant Selly Oak, this newly refurbished three-bedroom mid-terraced home offers fresh, spacious accommodation in an exceptionally convenient location.
With the University of Birmingham, Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Selly Oaks huge choice of shops, supermarkets, caf©s and amenities all within easy reach, this is a superb option for professionals, couples or a family looking to be close to everything the area has to offer.
The property is currently undergoing the finishing touches of its refurbishment, with fresh d©cor throughout, a newly fitted kitchen and bathroom, and brand-new flooring due to be installed next week, creating a smart and contemporary home ready for its new occupants.
Entering the property, there is a bright front reception room, providing an excellent everyday living space. To the rear is the real heart of the home a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, with a newly fitted modern kitchen featuring white cabinetry, contrasting work surfaces and integrated cooking facilities.
There is plenty of room to create a dedicated dining area, making this a great space for both everyday living and entertaining.
The ground floor is completed by the newly refurbished bathroom, finished with contemporary white tiling and a shower over the bath.
Upstairs, the property offers two generously proportioned double bedrooms together with a further single bedroom, ideal as a childs bedroom, guest room or home office.
Outside, the property benefits from a good-sized private rear garden, providing valuable outdoor space in this popular urban location.
Location is a major attraction. Selly Oak Shopping Park and Bristol Road provide a vast array of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and everyday amenities, while the University of Birmingham and Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham are both close by.
Excellent rail and road connections also make travelling into Birmingham city centre and across the wider city particularly convenient.
Available unfurnished from the beginning of October




