First-Time Buyer & Investment Opportunity

A beautifully presented first-time buyer or investment opportunity in Harborne! The property is well located within walking distance of Harborne High Street with great transport links to QE hospital and Birmingham city centre.


MECS are proud to offer this well-presented one-bedroom apartment in the highly desirable Harborne location. Having lounge/diner, kitchen, one bedroom with fitted wardrobe, bathroom, gas warm air heating, double glazing, cloaks cupboard off the entrance, utility walk-in cupboard on the landing, garage and direct access to attractive communal gardens. This is a fantastic opportunity for investors or first-time buyers.


This low-rise block is situated on Ravenhurst Road close to the junction with Wentworth Road, being very close to Harborne High Street with its excellent range of restaurants, bars and shops including both Marks and Spencer and Waitrose. The Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre is within easy reach, as is the University of Birmingham. Birmingham city centre is also close by and local motorway connections to the M5 and M6 are also readily accessible. This property is set back from the roadway by a lawned fore garden with trees and shrubs, and you'll be pleased to know there is a garage on the property.



GUIDE PRICE: £155,000
RENTAL: £850 PCM
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