2 Bedroom Apartment FOR SALE in Harborne 🏡

MECS are pleased to offer this ground-floor two-bedroom apartment in Harborne. The property is located on a quiet estate with fantastic transport links to Birmingham and beyond.

This spacious apartment has a long lease of 132 Years. The property is in good condition and has two double bedrooms, fitted kitchen with white goods, modern bathroom and separate garage.


The whole property is double glazed and has gas powered warm air heating. The property has been decorated tastefully. There is a shower room with mains powered shower. This property is suitable for most people but appeals to, first time buyers, investors and people downsizing.

LOUNGE 
4.55m (14' 11") x 4.65m (15' 3") max
With a double glazed window to side elevation.



KITCHEN 
3.96m (13' 0") x 2.06m (6' 9")
A fitted kitchen with double glazed window to side elevation comprising wall and base units, work surfaces with tiled splash back, stainless steel sink and drainer, fitted white goods.


BEDROOM ONE 
4.01m (13' 2") x 3.73m (12' 3")into door recess
With a double glazed window to side elevation, warm air vent.


BEDROOM TWO 
3.71m (12' 2") into door recess x 3.35m (11' 0")
With a double glazed window to side elevation, warm air vent and built in wardrobes.


Lease 132 years
S/C - ÂŁ2133.04
Ground Rent - Peppercorn
Potential Rent- ÂŁ900-1000 PCM
EPD D
Warm Air Heating



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