Investment Opportunity! 2 Bed Apartment FOR SALE O.I.R.O £110,000

MECS are pleased to offer this 1st floor 2 bedroom apartment, situated in a three storey block, standing back from the road on a quiet development in Selly Oak

Key features

  • 126 Year Lease
  • Good size property
  • Currently Tenanted @ £550.00
  • No Upward Chain



Tenure
Leasehold 126 years remaining

The property is situated within walking distance of Bristol Road, which is conveniently located for the main Birmingham University.

Accommodation
Ground Floor: Communal Entrance.
Apartment 9: Hall with Store, Reception Room, Kitchen, Two Bedrooms, Bathroom/WC with Shower.
Outside: Communal Grounds.
The property benefits from electric heating and the windows are UPVC double glazed units.

Viewing Times
Strictly by appointment with MECS 
OPEN MORNING 5th May 2021 10am - 12pm

Property is currently rented on a 12month AST the tenant would like to remain at the property.

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