£280,000 /Sale price

***THREE BEDROOM*** ***CHAIN-FREE*** ***BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED*** ***CLOSE TO TRANSPORT LINKS*** ***FANTASTIC LOCATION*** ***CUL-DE-SAC*** ***GARAGE****Dixons is pleased to present a truly beautiful three-bedroom end-of-terrace home, ideally situated in a sought-after and peaceful location.The property welcomes you with a practical entrance porch, leading into a bright and inviting hallway. To the front of the home, you’ll find a spacious and well-lit kitchen, offering an ideal space for everyday living. To the rear, the property boasts a stunning lounge-dining area, complete with french doors that flood the room with natural light and provide seamless access to the scenic, low-maintenance garden—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The ground floor also benefits from a convenient downstairs W/C.Upstairs, the property comprises two generously sized double bedrooms, ideal for rest and relaxation, along with a comfortable single bedroom and a modern family bathroom.This property also benefits from a seperate garage, gas central heathing and double glazed windows throughout!Downcroft Avenue is in a lovely quiet cul- de sac location just off the Wychall Lane, properties here do not go up for sale very often, which just illustrates how great it must be to live in such a lovely area. The location of this property is fantastic with great transport links within walking distance including Kings Norton train station, which is a popular route to Birmingham New Street, via Bournville, Selly Oak, Birmingham University and New Street or Longbridge, Barnt Green, Alvechurch, Redditch or Bromsgrove. The property also benefits great motorway links a short drive away including the M42/M5 and M40 Motorways for those needing to commute. Local amenities and open green spaces are also in abundance with a local nature reserve a stone’s throw away along with Kings Norton Park. Popular local schools include Kings Norton Girls' and Boys' Secondary Schools & St Thomas Aquinas. Kings Norton is a large outer suburb of Birmingham; it still retains some of its earlier 'village' character particularly around 'The Green'. A number of buildings of historic interest surround the Green, in particular St Nicolas Church and the Saracen's Head. The church dates back to the 13th century and has an impressive and unusual crocketed spire that is a landmark visible for several miles. St Nicolas Church is a larger church than the neighbouring Norman church in Northfield and shows us that Kings Norton was the richer parish.