Stunning 3 bedroom Town House FOR SALE in EDGBASTON

MECS are proud to present this stunning three-bedroom townhouse, the development was completed in 2015, this property is a David Wilson-built, semi-detached property which forms part of the popular development known as Lordswood Gardens located in Edgbaston.

This home has been finished and decorated to a very neutral and minimalist taste. The bright and airy accommodation opens into the entrance hallway with a downstairs WC, office, and a great open-plan dining kitchen/family room with French doors to one of the bigger rear gardens on this development. The first floor boasts an impressive lounge and a master bedroom with an en suite, and the second floor offers two further double bedrooms and a bathroom. With the added benefits of a detached garage, off-road parking for two cars.

It's a great home in a great location, the property still has 5 years remaining on the new home warranty.

The house can be viewed weekdays from 9 am - 6 pm

The location of this property is ideal for city living with the added bonus of a quiet cul-de-sac

GUIDE PRICE - £350,000

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

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