2 Bedroom Terrace FOR SALE £325,000 in HARBORNE B17 📸🏠💥

Victoria Road is a popular road with housing from pre 1900, its around 10 minute walk from the high street. Harborne is a desirable village to live in, one of the most popular and most affluent suburbs of Birmingham. Harborne has plenty of eateries, watering holes, and shops.

This property has plenty of period features which include, sash windows, high ceilings, ceiling rose/cornice and feature fireplaces. If a period property is what you're looking for this could be the one for you. As this home is being sold with vacant possession and no upward chain. This property could be your new home.
This terraced home is set behind a bush with a tidy stone path.

Lounge - 12'1 12' x 12'2 (3.94m x 3.71m) – Double glazed sash windows with shutters and front aspect


Dining Room (REAR)- 12'5 x 12'3 (3.78m x 3.73m) - log burner, double glazed sash window with shutters, stairs to first-floor landing.


Fitted Kitchen - 12'5 x 6'3 (3.78m x 1.91m) – Fitted kitchen with solid wood worktops, Worcester gas boiler providing central heating, double glazed window and door to garden


Bedroom One - 12'3 x 11'4 (3.73m x 3.45m) – Spacious room with feature cladded wall, double glazed windows to front with shutters


Bedroom Two - 12'4 x 9'2 (3.75m x 2.79m) – Decent size double bedroom with double glazed window with shutters


Fitted Bathroom - Natural slate tiles, separate bath and separate shower cubicle, sink and WC, double glazed window to rear.


Garden Moderately sized garden, slate patio, artificial lawn for low maintenance, rear gate.


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