LV property is proud to present this beautiful, well presented four bedroom house situated in the bustling Selly Park location.Surrounded by local parks, shops, supermarkets and great first and secondary schools and universities, this location is perfect for families, students and working professionals looking to share.As you can see from the images this property boasts top quality finishes from flooring to light switches, this modern, well kept property will make the perfect home.Consisting of an Entrance hall leading on to a double bedroom followed by a large open and bright living room, which then leads on to a modern fully equip Kitchen and a newly refurbished, modern Bathroom located at the rear of the property on the lower floors.The upper floor consists of two large bedrooms and one single bedroom all with large windows offering lots of natural light.This property really is the perfect family home and in a fantastic location for commuting in out and around the City whilst having everything you need at your fingertips.
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157c Warstone Lane, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham city centre
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