Stunning 2 bedroom semi-detached house FOR SALE in KINGS HEATH

MECS are pleased to offer this very well presented two bedroom semi-detached house in a beautiful area of Kings Heath. The house benefits from a large stunning garden, ground floor WC and utility room as well as a recently refurbished kitchen.

The interiors include hallway, generous lounge, recently renovated kitchen with new tiling and solid oak worktop, utility room and WC on the ground floor as well as two good size double bedrooms and family bathroom on the first floor.

The property has got brand new front windows and an extra secure front door.
Fully serviced Worcester boiler in the loft
Hive Thermostat installed
Central heating
Double glazed

The house has got a really nice, cosy feeling, great for family or first-time buyers.

GUIDE PRICE - £220,000

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

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