A well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached home, offering practical family accommodation in the Quinton/Woodgate area of Birmingham.
With three bedrooms, good-sized living space and excellent access to local schools, green spaces and commuter routes, the property would make an ideal home for a couple or growing family.
The property is conveniently positioned for a number of local schools. Welsh House Farm Community School is particularly close by, with Worlds End Infant and Junior Schools also nearby. For secondary education, Hillcrest School and Sixth Form Centre is approximately half a mile away, while Bartley Green School is also within the wider local area.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, one of the areas biggest attractions is the proximity to Woodgate Valley Country Park, providing extensive open green space, walking routes and opportunities to escape the city without travelling far. The property is also well placed for access towards Harborne, Quinton, Bartley Green and Halesowen.
Commuters benefit from convenient access to the A456 Hagley Road West, providing a straightforward route towards Birmingham City Centre, while connections to the M5 motorway network make travelling further afield convenient.
The Accommodation
Entering through the entrance hallway, the property leads into a spacious and bright living room, with the photographs showing a generous main reception space complete with feature fireplace and plenty of room for both living and dining furniture.
The fitted kitchen offers a range of wall and base units, work surfaces and space for appliances, while a particularly useful feature of the property is the ground-floor shower room.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, comprising two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a further single bedroom, making the accommodation equally suitable for families, a home office or guest room.
Externally, the property benefits from its semi-detached position and front garden, completing a versatile family home in a convenient Birmingham location.
Available from the first week of September.
Early viewing is recommended.




