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59 Elizabeth Road | Moseley | Birmingham | B13 8QH Guide Price: £435,000 59 Elizabeth Road | Moseley | Birmingham | B13 8QH Guide Price: £435,000 A delightful three bedroom detached residence in a quiet £40 per annum and, for an additional fee, membership to the cul de sac in Moseley. With neutral decoration throughout Chantry Tennis Club and Moseley Park Angling Club is also available. Other parks in the vicinity include Highbury Park, adding to generous space, this property is well suited for Kings Heath Park, Swanhurst Park, Billesley Common, and Selly downsizers and young families alike. The ground floor Park. In addition Moseley and Edgbaston Golf Clubs are both accommodation comprises entrance hall, dining room, situated within 2 mile s of the property, and the recently living room, kitchen and W.C, whilst on the first floor there revamped Edgbaston cricket ground is less than a mile away. are two double bedrooms, a good sized single bedroom, bathroom and W.C. The loft is large and could become a DESCRIPTION further bedroom (subject to any required consents) Garage, charming and well-presented rear garden, pretty Elizabeth Road consists of properties built in the 1950s at the foregarden and ample parking at the front. turn of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. Set in a quiet neighbourhood, the family homes along this road are most SITUATION attractive and although in a private setting, the properties are close by to local parks and amenities. Moseley is located less than three miles from Birmingham City Centre and has been considered a fashionable area of the city 59 Elizabeth Road is an immaculately presented family home since the turn of the last century. Moseley Village has a choice with plenty of space for all the family. Situated in a popular cul - of bars and restaurants and a variety of convenience shopping de-sac, the accommodation extends to approximately 1,525 sq which, combined with excellent local schools and leisure feet, with the potential to add to this with a conversion in the facilities, make it one of Birmingham’s most sought after sizeable loft space, subject to any required consents. The suburbs. property is double glazed throughout and has gas central heating. As well as its close proximity to the City Centre, Moseley is also ideally located for access to the Midlands motorway network. Approached via a very pretty frontage consisting of foregarden Junction 6 of the M6 is approximately 6 miles to the north, and block paved driveway to a uPVC door , the accommodation Junction 3 of the M42 is approximately 6 miles to the south, comprises; and Junction 3 of the M5 is approximately 8 miles to the west. Entrance Hall Local schools are of considerable merit and include Moseley A welcoming and light space having wooden flooring, staircase to Church of England Pr imary School, King David Primary School, the first floor with storage cupboard und erneath, radiator, two King Edward’s Grammar School, King Edward’s School for Boys, ceiling light points and inner front door with obscure glass to and King Edward’s High School for Girls. Further excellent provide natural light and privacy. independent schools can be found in nearby Edgbaston and include West House, Hallfield, Edgbast on High School for Girls, Dining Room Blue Coat, and The Priory School. Another room that benefits from natural light due to a large bay window towards the front of the house, the dining room h as Moseley is fortunate to have a wealth of beautiful parks and wooden flooring, coving to the ceiling and gas fire with attractive public open spaces within easy reach. Nearby Cannon Hill Park cast iron surround. offers vast areas of open space, a 5 acre woodland area, tennis courts, lakes, beautiful flower beds and a wonderful collection Living Room of trees. Having wooden flooring, two ceiling light points, coving to the ceiling, radiator, gas fire with coal affect and attractive cast iron Moseley Park and Pool is an 11 acre private park set around a surround and windo ws and French doors that open out into the beautiful lake. Membership to the park costs approximately rear garden. The property also has a useful single garage that has double doors and can fit one car. The Ferroli boiler is also housed here. Kitchen An excellent size with an abundance of base and wall mounted OUTSIDE wooden units, large window overlooking the rear garden, electric cooker with extractor hood over, integrated dishwasher, The rear of the house is beaut ifully kept and has a pleasant, integrate d fridge and freezer, space for washing machine, private and mature garden that is mainly laid to lawn. radiator, two ceiling light points and a door to the side provides Surrounded by shrubs, plants and trees, there is also a garden access to the outdoors. house towards the back of the garden which is an excellent spot to catch the evening sun in the summer mon ths. More towards Cloakroom the house, there is a patio area that provides steps up to the Having low level W.C., wash basin, ceiling light point, tiled greenery of the garden. There is also a side gate that links the flooring, radiator and window. front to the rear. First Floor The front provide ample parking for several cars and has a pretty The l anding has a window to the side of the house, ceiling light lawned area, again with shrubs and plants on display. There is point and access to the loft, which is insulated and could be also a footpath that links the roadside with the property that converted into a fourth bedroom if desired and if required goes around the lawn. consents are obtained. GENERAL INFORMATION Bedroom 1 A large master bedroom that is situated a t the front of the Tenure: The property is understood to be Freehold. The Agent property and has a bay window, ceiling light point, radiator, has not checked the legal documents to verify the freehold coving to the ceiling and sufficient space for additional furniture status of the property. The buyer is advised to obtain for storage. verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. Bedroom 2 Services: All mains services are understood to be available and Another double bedroom that is at the rear of the house with connected window overlooking the rear garden, ceiling light point, radiator, coving to the ceiling and corner basin with storage unit Fixtures and Fittings: All fixtures and fittings mentioned in underneath and mixer tap. these particulars of sale are included in the asking price. All others are specifically excluded, but some items may be Bedroom 3 available by separate negotiation. This is the smallest of the bedrooms yet is still large enough to accommodate a double bed. With two beautiful wooden beams Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment with the Selling Agents: exposed that stretch t he length of the room. Having ceiling light Robert Powell, 7 Church Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 point, a window to the front and radiator. 3SH. Telephone No: 0121 454 6930. Regulated by RICS. Bathroom Positioned to the rear of the house, the bathroom has a white Published December 2014 suite consisting of low level W.C., bath, wash basin with separate taps and shower cubicle with e lectric shower. Ceiling light point, heated towel rail and obscure window to the rear. 7 Church Road | Edgbaston | Birmingham | B15 3SH | 0121 454 6930 | www.robertpowell.co.uk Robert Powell for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are, give notice that (i) the particulars are set out as a general outline copy for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees, and do not constitute part of an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given without respo nsibility and any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (iii) no persons in the employment of Robert Pow ell & Co has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 – Agent’s Note: No services, fixtures, fittings or appliances, including central heating, have been tested by the Agent at the time of printi ng. All references to parts of the fabric, material, decoration, external or internal features or grounds of the property are made without any warranty as to their conditions or effectiveness. Where definite checks have been made, such results will be made clear at the appropriate place in the particulars of sale. Every effort has been made by the Agents to obtain accurate information from the correct sources. However, intending purchasers and other readers are asked to m ake their own arrangements regarding verification of any statements expressed in these particulars of sale R802 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 .
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