Calverley Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, B38

Are you looking for your ideal family home? One with a large garden and a garage? Then LOOK NO FURTHER!!! Dixons are pleased to present this opportunity to purchase a tradition three bed semi located on the lovely Calverley Road! This amazing property briefly comprises of an entrance hall, with TWO reception rooms, along with a lovely W/C. To the rear of the property you will find a well-kept tidy kitchen, leading out into the extremely large child friendly garden, with access to a good size garage perfect for those needing a workshop or additional space separate to the home. Upstairs there are two double bedroom and one single room, common in this style of property and a family bathroom. The wonderful semi will make the most ideal home! The property further benefits gas central heating and is double glazed throughout.

Due to the expected high number of enquiries please contact Dixons as soon as possible to avoid disappointment!

Calverley Road Is a lovely road located just off Aversley road, with access via Rednal Road and Redditch Road. The property has fantastic transport links with easy access to bus stops and the M42 motorway. In addition, the property is within easy reach of Kings Norton Train Station, which is a popular route to Birmingham New Street, Bournville, Selly Oak, Birmingham University, Longbridge, Barnt Green, Alvechurch, Redditch and Bromsgrove. Local amenities and open green spaces are also in abundance including Lickey Hills Country Park.

The property falls within the catchment area of a selection of well rated primary & secondary schools.

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.