Four bedroom family home in central Harborne FOR SALE £650,000 🏡

MECS are able to present this deceptively large 4 bedroom house which is in central Harborne on the extremely popular Clarence Road only a few minutes walk from the busy High Street. The property is in a catchment area for the main primary schools including Harborne and Chad Vale.

The property has been tastefully decorated and is ready for someone to move straight in, the beautiful property is arranged over 4 generous floors (including the cellar) with the interiors retaining a number of original features sympathetically incorporated with homely interior design. The property features stunning accommodation with bright interiors and a high-quality finish throughout. The current owners have replaced the carpets and decorated the house throughout.


On the ground floor, the entrance leads to a large double reception room with feature fireplaces one with a log burner. There are also doors to the cellar and ground floor W/C.


From here leads to a fitted kitchen which incorporates a stunning orangery with glass roof and windows. French doors provides access out to the large mature, tiered and tranquil garden with 2 terraces - perfect for outdoor entertaining and relaxation.


On the first floor, there are 2 double bedrooms together with a contemporary designed family bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower. On the top floor, there are another 2 well presented bedrooms, with one having the benefit of a modern shower room.


The property also has a cellar which is currently used for additional storage but could be converted into additional rooms, subject to planning.


Please contact the office to arrange a viewing of this home. 





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