Edenhurst Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, B31

This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached house is situated in the sought after area of Longbridge, Birmingham. Ideal for first time buyers looking for a lovely family home with amenities including shops, schools and public transport links all located nearby.

Upon approach to the property there is a raised front garden with steps leading up to the storm porch and entrance door as well as a side for access into the lean to which provides a sheltered walkthrough into the rear garden. On road parking is available at the front of the property however there is a side road at the rear of the garden which gives potential for a driveway or garage to be built at the back of the garden.
Moving inside, the property briefly comprises of a welcoming entrance hallway with understairs storage cupboard; spacious and open plan living/dining room with large bay window and sliding patio door at the rear for access into the garden; convenient sized kitchen with an integrated oven and hob as well as a side door which leads into the lean to which provides space for freestanding appliances such as a large fridge or washing machine; first floor landing; two double bedrooms each with bay windows and space for large wardrobes; one single bedroom with space for a small wardrobe; finally, a stylish family shower room with corner shower cubicle.
The rear garden is a very good size and has been well maintained with a lovely patio area perfect for outdoor furnishings, a low maintenance gravel lawn and a flower bed with several plants and trees which look wonderful in full bloom. As mentioned previously there is space at the rear for a driveway or garage to be built with the original foundations for the old garage still being in place.
Being situated approximately 10 miles south of Birmingham City Centre, Longbridge is a very popular and rapidly expanding residential area which is undergoing a £1bn regeneration. It boasts several well-known retailers including Sainsbury’s, Marks and Spencer’s, Boots and Poundland. It also benefits from having several learning facilities close by including a state-of-the-art Bournville College campus, Colmers secondary school and sixth form, Albert Bradbeer Primary Academy and Rednal Hill Infant and Junior School. Other than the regeneration, Longbridge is known for its local parks including Austin Park, Cofton Park and Lickey Hills and being within proximity of a mainline railway station which provides direct access to Birmingham University, Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Birmingham New Street to the North and Redditch to the South. It further benefits from being approximately 4 miles from junction 4 of the M5 motorway.



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