£425,000 /Sale price

A characterful three-bedroom period home offering generous accommodation across four well-arranged floors, ideally positioned just a short walk from Harborne High Street. Thoughtfully maintained, the property presents a blend of traditional features and modern finishes, making it suitable for both homeowners and investors alike.The ground floor comprises two spacious reception rooms, both with large windows and feature fireplaces. The front room benefits from a bay window, while the rear reception has pleasant garden views and flows through to a modern fitted kitchen. The kitchen itself includes a range of white cabinetry, integrated appliances, and tiled splashbacks. Beyond this is a separate utility room with plumbing for laundry and a useful downstairs W.C.Upstairs, the first floor hosts two well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a particularly spacious principal bedroom across the front of the property. A modern family bathroom is positioned centrally on this level and is finished in white tiling with shower over bath. On the top floor, a further large double bedroom enjoys the benefit of its own en-suite shower room, a skylight, and extensive built-in eaves storage.The lower ground floor includes a substantial cellar offering excellent storage space or potential for further use, subject to consents. Outside, the rear offers a raised decked area which leads out onto a large astroturfed lawn for ease of maintenance and enclosed by fencing and brickwork, providing a private and practical outdoor space.The location is particularly convenient, being close to the wide range of independent shops, cafes, and amenities that Harborne has to offer. It is also well placed for access to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University of Birmingham, and local transport links.Harborne is one of Birminghams most desirable and well-established suburbs, offering a unique blend of community atmosphere, excellent amenities, and easy access to the city centre. The area is particularly known for its attractive period properties, tree-lined streets, and a thriving High Street that features a wide range of independent cafes, restaurants, pubs, and boutique shops, as well as well-known retailers such as Waitrose and M&S Food.Residents benefit from a wealth of local amenities, including Harborne Pool and Fitness Centre, a popular library, and several beautiful green spaces such as Queens Park and the nearby Woodgate Valley Country Park. The area is also highly regarded for its educational options, with access to a range of well-regarded state and independent schools including Harborne Primary, Blue Coat, and King Edwards Foundation Schools.Harborne is particularly convenient for medical professionals and academics due to its close proximity to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the University of Birmingham. Excellent transport links provide quick access to Birmingham city centre and surrounding areas via regular bus routes, and nearby University and Selly Oak train stations. With its combination of character, convenience, and a strong sense of community, Harborne remains a consistently popular choice for families, professionals, and those looking to enjoy a well-connected yet village-like environment.