3 bed detached house for sale

Wychall Lane, Birmingham, West Midlands B38

***chain-free*** ***three bedroom *** *** two reception rooms*** ***close to train station *** ***off road parking***

Dixons is pleased to present this charming three bedroom home which is a haven of tranquility, boasting a beautiful summerhouse in the garden and two spacious reception rooms. Perfect for relaxing and entertaining, this property offers a serene and stylish living space.
This property has three spacious bedrooms providing an ample space for rest and relaxation, while the two reception rooms offer plenty of space for socialising and unwinding.
The summerhouse in the garden is a delightful bonus, providing a peaceful retreat and additional outdoor living space. This property benefits from a shared side road that takes you to some off road parking for the property which is located at the back of the garden. Then also having a garage at the back of the garden having a door at the back which allows safe parking during the night.

This property would be ideal for families, couples or individuals seeking a stylish and tranquil home with plenty of space for living and relaxation.

Properties on this road do not go up for sale very often, which just illustrates how great it must be to live in such a lovely area. The location of this property is fantastic with great transport links within walking distance including Kings Norton train station, which is a popular route to Birmingham New Street, via Bournville, Selly Oak, Birmingham University and New Street or Longbridge, Barnt Green, Alvechurch, Redditch or Bromsgrove. The property also benefits great motorway links a short drive away including the M42/M5 and M40 Motorways for those needing to commute. Local amenities and open green spaces are also in abundance with a local nature reserve a stone’s throw away along with Kings Norton Park. Popular local schools include Kings Norton Girls' and Boys' Secondary Schools & St Thomas Aquinas. 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.