Snake Terrace, Alvechurch, B48

Summary
This two-bedroom end-terraced property offers an excellent opportunity for a wide range of buyers, whether as a first home, downsize, or investment, and is currently a successful rental. Uniquely positioned on a wider plot, it stands out as the only home in the row to boast a larger garden, providing valuable outdoor space. Situated in the highly sought-after village of Alvechurch, the property enjoys close proximity to local schooling, a range of amenities, and convenient transport links including a direct train line to Birmingham New Street.

Description
The accommodation comprises an enclosed porch with space for hanging coats, leading into a welcoming living room featuring a gas living flame fire. The spacious kitchen/dining room, with direct access to the rear garden, offers an integrated double electric oven and electric hob, alongside space for a fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and dryer.

To the first floor, there is a double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a built-in cupboard housing the hot water tank, a well-proportioned second bedroom, and a family bathroom.

The loft is accessed via a pull-down ladder from the landing and is partially boarded, providing useful storage. Additional features include windows replaced in 2009 and a recently serviced boiler, installed in 2021, with one year remaining on the warranty.

Outside
Externally, the property enjoys a larger rear garden than others in the row, with a patio area, steps leading down to a sloped lawn, planted border, fenced boundaries and a garden shed. To the front, there is tandem driveway parking for two vehicles, along with a lawned garden featuring a mature silver birch tree, offering both kerb appeal and privacy.

Location

Local Shops and Services
Alvechurch boasts a selection of shops, including a Co-Op mini supermarket and butchers, ensuring that daily essentials and fresh produce are readily available. 

Dining and Pubs
The village is home to a variety of dining options. Local pubs like The Crown, The Red Lion and The Swan provide a cozy atmosphere, traditional British fare, and a selection of ales and wines. There are also a few cafes and tea rooms perfect for a casual meal or afternoon tea, as well as restaurants offering diverse cuisines to cater to different tastes.

Education
Alvechurch provides highly sought after educational facilities including Alvechurch Church of England Middle School and Crown Meadow First School, ensuring quality education for children within the village.

Recreation and Leisure
The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Alvechurch Marina offers canal boat hire and scenic walks along the waterways. There are also several parks and green spaces, including the popular 524 acre Lickey Hills Country Park, which is nearby and offers extensive walking trails and picnic areas.

Sports and Fitness
For sports enthusiasts, Alvechurch has a local football club, Alvechurch FC, and facilities for cricket, tennis, and bowling. The village hall hosts various fitness classes and activities, ensuring there's something for everyone to stay active.

Health and Well-being
Residents have access to essential healthcare services, including a local GP surgery, dental practices and a pharmacy. There are also holistic therapy centers offering treatments like massage, physiotherapy and chiropractic adjustment. 

Community and Social Activities
Alvechurch has a vibrant community spirit, with numerous clubs and societies for various ages and interests, such as gardening, arts and crafts, history and a well renowned orchestra. 

Transport Links
The village is well-connected with convenient transport links. Just half a mile away, Alvechurch railway station provides regular services to Birmingham and Redditch, making commuting straightforward. There are also good road links with easy access to the M42 motorway, facilitating travel to nearby towns and cities.

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Living Room

4.34m x 3.7m

Kitchen/Diner

3.06m x 3.7m

Bedroom 1

3.29m x 3.75m

Bedroom 2

3.17m x 2.18m

Bathroom

2.2m x 1.47m