Stunning 4 bedroom 3 bathroom luxury home in Harborne WITH DRIVE

Fantastic 4 bedroom new build property full of stunning features and large open living spaces inside the, favored area of Harborne. Famous for its local amenities, excellent schools, and great family activities. The property is a real show stopper featuring beautiful through rooms. You really don't want to miss out on seeing this property

Key features

  • Three-level modern home
  • Show stopper kitchen
  • Quality finish throughout
  • Off-road parking
  • 1790 SQFT
  • EPC B
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This is a Fantastic, 4 bedroom new build property full of stunning features and large open living spaces inside the, favored area of Harborne. Famous for its local amenities, excellent schools, and great family activities. The property is a real show stopper featuring beautiful through rooms. You really don't want to miss out on seeing this property.

It features a plethora of features listed below and even contains Thomas Sanderson blinds on every window of the property. Further to this there is STILL 6.5 Years left on its NHBC Guarantee.

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

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