*NO CHAIN* POPULAR LOCATION***** *READY TO VIEW***** *CLOSE TO KINGS NORTON GREEN***** *TRANSPORT LINKS***

Please take a look at this delightful three bed terrace property, offering NO CHAIN and situated on the very popular Baldwin Road! This great property benefits fantastic transport links, with easy access to Kings Norton Train station along with ample bus routes. This wonderful property would make the most ideal home for a first-time buyer or investor looking for a good size family home set in an attractive location. In brief the property comprises of, a small entrance hall leading into the lounge, which is of good size and had a bay window overlooking the front drive and garden. To the rear of the property, you will find the kitchen diners, with patio doors out into the low maintenance back garden. The garden has a lovely patio area perfect for entertaining, shed and a turf. Upstairs there are two double bedroom’s and one good size single bedroom along with the family bathroom. This property further benefits gas central heating and double glazing throughout!

Baldwin Road situated just a stones throw away from the historic Kings Norton Green. The property benefits from fantastic transport links with easy access to Kings Norton Train Station, which has a popular route to Birmingham New Street, along with ample bus routes just at the bottom of the road. Local amenities and open green spaces are also in abundance including Kings Norton Park. The property falls within the catchment area of a selection of well rated primary & secondary schools including Kings Norton Girls & Boys School. 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.