Investment Opportunity! 1 Bed Apartment FOR SALE O.I.R.O £80,000

Potential rental figure £550-600pcm - Property is currently rented until August 2021 @ £550.00 on an AST Gross Yield 8.25% Net Yield (less Service charge and Management Fee From MECS) - 5.88%

MECS are pleased to offer this spacious one-bedroom apartment in Bartley Green, situated very close to the M5 and other motorways, the property benefits from; entrance hallway, Lounge, Double Bedroom, Fitted Kitchen, Bathroom. Ideal for first-time buyers or investors.

The property is on 2nd floor and has access to storage in the loft space, vital for a one-bedroom flat


Key features
  • Double glazed
  • Modern flat
  • Spacious lounge and bedroom
  • Modern fitted kitchen
  • Off-road parking
  • Great Motorway Links
  • Available Now



Please give us a call on 0121 681 6327 for viewings and enquiries!

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