Property Details: • Type: Terraced • Tenure: Freehold • Floor Area: N/A
Key Features: • - Mid-Terrace • - Two Double Bedrooms • - Well Presented • - Kitchen/Diner • - Family Bathroom and En-Suite Shower Room • - Ground Floor WC • - Ideal for First Time Buyers • - Ideal for Investors • - Viewing Essential • - Call Oakmans Today!
Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A
Agent Information: • Address: 99 High Street High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9NR
Full Description: Oakmans are delighted to offer this well presented, mid-terrace property located in Greenacres, a popular residential area in Bartley Green. Ideally situated for Senneleys Park, a number of schools, ASDA Barnes Hill and Newman University. This is a great first time buy and ideal for investors.The property briefly comprises entrance hallway with a ground floor WC, living room, modern kitchen/diner with matching floor and wall mounted units, space for appliances and access into the rear garden. The first floor offers two double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower and hand wash basin, plus a family bathroom. The property further boasts a low maintenance rear garden and we have been advised there is an allocated parking space to the rear of the property, as well as ample street parking.Property type: Mid terrace houseTenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band: BEPC Rating: CConstruction Type: Standard constructionParking Arrangements: Off road parkingBroadband: Fibre (FTTP)Mobile Signal Coverage: No known issuesWater Supply: MainsSewerage: MainsElectric: MainsHeating Supply: GasBuilding Safety Issues: NoSpecial Conditions: NoneFlood Risk or Previous Flooding: NoMine Shafts/Coal Fields/Erosion: NoRestrictions: NoRights and Easements: NoPlanning Permissions: NoLocal Developments: NoCall Oakmans today!Anti-money Laundering Checks (AML)Regulations require us to conduct identity and AML checks and gather information about every buyer's financial circumstances. These checks are essential in fulfilling our Customer Due Diligence obligations, which must be done before any property can be marked as sold subject to contract. The rules are set by law and enforced by trading standards.