Investor Alert - B66

Investor Alert - B66

Investor Alert for property - Lizafield Court, Holly Lane, Smethwick | B66

Lizafield Court


Lizafield is a fantastic three bedroom, split level maisonette, situated in Smethwick. Briefly comprising of
: Hallway, Lounge, Kitchen, Landing, Three bedrooms, Bathroom and Separate WC. This property also benefits from double glazing (where specified) Garage and Communal Gardens. We compliment the property on brilliant nearby transport links, closest train station being Smethwick, Galton Bridge. The train will take 8 minutes to get to Central Birmingham and 1 Hour and 20 minutes to get to London

The rent on this property could be £600.00 PCM with 8% yield.

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