4 bedroom terraced house for sale - Harborne

4 bedroom terraced house for sale - Harborne

Quinton Road, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 0PG

MECS are pleased to offer this house for sale, the property is ideal investors, this is due to the locality to Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University of Birmingham and Medical School.

The potential tenants will be students and sharers.

House consists of
  • 4 bedrooms all double (1 x ground floor, 3 x 1st floor)
  • Lounge
  • Kitchen
  • Bathroom
  • Garden

360 Virtual Tour in the links below


Potential Rent for each room would be £90 per week
Annual Rent could be £18,720
Potential Yield: 8.13%

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Tel- 0121 681 6327
Email - info@mecsproperty.co.uk


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