Wexler Lofts - 100 Carver Street, Birmingham

If you have ever wanted city centre living in your own luxury penthouse - this property has everything you need and more. Perfect for professionals - Wexler Lofts really provides that sought after view across Birmingham.

MECS are proud to offer this two bedroom penthouse apartment located on the 4th floor set within the very sought after Wexler Lofts development and comprising, open plan living area master bedroom with en suite, a further second double bedroom (currently used as snug) and family bathroom, property also benefits from ample ceiling storage.

The property was designed like a New York Penthouse - Ideal for couples and professionals.

The property also benefits from having a stunning large roof terrace, secure allocated parking and daytime concierge.

The penthouse has solid oak flooring throughout the apartment and tiled floors in the bathrooms, it has been tastefully decorated and benefits from a south facing balcony which looks across Birmingham.

INFORMATION

  • EPC Rating D.
  • Leasehold
  • Ground Rent inc Parking - £300,00 per annum
  • Service Charge Inc Parking - £1859.28
  • Lease Circa 107 Years remaining

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