Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 79 Oakfield Road, Birmingham, a cozy and compact semi-detached type home with 6 bed in the B29 7HL area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £1,118,000 and a rental potential of £7,267 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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The property is one of a pair of fine Victorian period residences,
sympathetically restored with a magnificent kitchen, 6 bedrooms 3
bathrooms and charming fully renovated separate coach house.
Delightful private rear garden. NO CHAIN EPC BAND RATING E
Location OAKFIELD ROAD is a sought after and particularly
convenient location within close proximity to Birmingham
University, The Queen Elizabeth Medical Complex and the new Dental
Hospital with easy access to the City Centre, Bull Ring Shopping
Centre, Brindley Place and the new development at Central Station.
There is a wide variety of shopping facilities including bars and
restaurants both in Selly Oak and nearby Harborne and
Edgbaston.
Selly Park, Edgbaston and Harborne provide schooling for children
of all ages including a number of well known independent schools
for boys and girls including the renowned King Edward Foundation
Schools together with a variety of sporting and recreational
amenities including Edgbaston Priory Club (tennis, squash and
leisure), Warwickshire County Cricket Club, Edgbaston Golf Club,
Cannon Hill Park and the Midlands Art Centre. Selly Park Property
Owners Association The SPPOA endeavours to uphold and protect the
covenants of Selly Park Estate which were laid down in the 1860's.
The Association also aims to ensure that the requirements of the
Conservation Area status, granted in 2009, are observed.
Description The property benefits from many original and special
features including enclosed porch, original sash windows with
original shutters, restored ceiling covings and cornices, quarry
tiled flooring and superb Minton tiled floor, all of which have
been carefully restored by the present owner. Approach The property
is set back from the road behind substantial raised brick
foregarden planted with a variety of bulbs, flowering trees and
shrubs, two brick entrance pillars lead to the front drive laid
with reclaimed blue pavers and providing ample car parking.
Magnificent Porch Entered via spacious Victorian style designed
porch with ornate door and windows, and panelled front door with
glass panels inlaid with leaded light coloured insets, feature
glazed window above set in brick archway. Sensor lighting.
Reception Hall Having 'Minton' tiled flooring throughout, central
heating radiator and panelled doors with ornate door furniture
leading off to: Delightful Through Lounge 13'9' x 17'9' (4.19m x
5.41m) With stone feature fireplace with working fire set on slate
hearth, picture rail, ceiling coving, central ceiling rose, central
heating radiators, wall light points, TV aerial point, several
power points, original sash style windows to front elevation with
wooden shutters, Victorian 'French' doors with original shutters
leading out and over looking the terrace and rear garden. Splendid
Dining Room
(Front) 12'10' x 15'10 (to bay) (3.91m x 4.83m
( to
bay)) Superb sash style full height bay window with the original
shutters, two central heating radiators to either side of the bay,
horseshoe shaped Victorian fireplace with painted tiling set on
tiled hearth with polished wooden surround, picture rail, ceiling
coving and ornate plaster surround. Cloakroom With Heritage
Victorian style pedestal wash hand basin, WC with high level
cistern, ceramic tiling to half height, two wall lights, cosmetic
shelf over, original quarry tiled floor, central heating radiator.
Charming Breakfast/Family Room 10'4' x 12'8' (3.15m x 3.86m) Sash
style windows to side with wooden slatted blinds, Victorian cast
iron fireplace with ornate tiles and gas effect fire with wooden
surround set on York stone hearth, ceiling coving, central heating
radiator, original quarry tiled flooring set on concrete base. Door
off to: Utility Having continuation of the quarry tiled flooring,
plumbing for washing machine and non vented dryer, 'Belfast' sink
set in original wooden work surface, and storage to either side,
boiler cupboard off housing the 'Heatrae' sadia mega-flow tank and
central heating boiler for ground and first floor, Victorian sash
window with patterned glass to side elevation. Magnificent Kitchen
19'9' x 12'5' (6.02m x 3.78m) The kitchen has been superbly
renovated to form an excellent open plan kitchen, diner and family
room, with a vaulted ceiling with wooden beams, reclaimed brickwork
to the walls and elm flooring throughout. It is fitted in a range
of cream base drawer units with granite working surface over
incorporating 'Belfast' sink with Victorian style taps, integrated
dishwasher, ceramic tiling to the units with with a range of
matching wall units including central china cabinets. Superb large
central island with granite work top over incorporating microwave,
excellent range of fitted drawers and breakfast bar.
Brick archway houses the luxury Leisure Rangemaster incorporating 4
ring gas hob, grill, two ovens, vent over set in tiled back,
central heating radiator, double glazed window to rear elevation
with fitted wooden blinds and radiator beneath, 'French' doors lead
out onto the charming terrace with further door leading to: Lobby
With quarry tiled flooring and providing useful storage with
shelving, hanging space for cloaks, central heating radiator,
double glazed windows to side elevation and door out to the
courtyard. Substantial Cellarage With stairs leading down to the
recently tanked cellar having wine cellar off and housing the
electric and gas meters, electric lighting, ventilation, From the
first floor A tread staircase with swan style bannister rail leads
up to the first floor landing with arch windows over looking the
rear garden central heating radiators, ceiling coving, dado rail to
the staircase with Lincrusta style paper. To the front elevation
there is an unusual feature window. Bedroom One 13'10' x 17'10'
(4.22m x 5.44m) Having ceiling coving, ceiling rose, two original
windows to front and rear with central heating radiators beneath,
polished wooden flooring. Bedroom Two (Front) 12'8' x 13'9' (3.86m
x 4.19m) Having original sash window to front elevation with
central heating radiator beneath, ceiling coving and centre ceiling
rose. Bedroom Three (Side) 9'2' (to wardrobes) x 12'9' (2.79m
( to
wardrobes) x 3.89m) Having a range of fitted book shelving to
either side of the chimney breast, double built in wardrobes with
book shelving to side, window to side elevation with central
heating radiator beneath. Family Bathroom Having ceramic tiled
flooring with wall tiling to half height and comprising jacuzzi
style bath with Victorian style mixer tap and shower attachment,
separate shower cubicle with Aqualisa shower, low flush WC.,
pedestal wash hand basin, central heating radiator, three wall
lights, double glazed window to side elevation with vertical
blinds. On the second floor A staircase leads to up to the second
floor landing, dado rail and Lincrusta style paper double built on
storage cupboard, housing the Potterton Combi boiler providing
central heating and hot water to the second floor. Access to loft
space and panelled doors off to: Bedroom Four (Rear) 14'2' x 18'2'
(reduced head height) (4.32m x 5.54m
( reduced head height))
Providing an excellent sized room with wooden flooring, dormer
window with wooden blinds and central heating radiator beneath.
Bedroom Five (Front) 12'9' x 14'0' (3.89m x 4.27m) Having wooden
flooring, central heating radiator, Victorian sash style arched
window to front elevation. Bedroom Six (Side) 12'10' x 11'3' (to
chminey breast) (3.91m x 3.43m
( to chminey breast)) Arched
Victorian style dormer window to side elevation, central heating
radiator. Bathroom Having panelled bath with wooden side panel,
Victorian style mixer taps with shower fitment,.low flush WC.,
pedestal wash hand basin with cosmetic mirror over, central heating
radiator, 'Velux' skylight, overhead extractor/light. Shower Room
Having walk in shower unit with Aqualisa.shower fitment, cosmetic
cupboard with top over, half height ceramic tiling to walls,
Victorian style pedestal wash hand basin with mirror over, central
heating radiator, Charming Separate Coach House The coach house has
been completely restored and renovated by the present owners and
has its own access via wooden gate to front, charming blue brick
courtyard, with wrought iron gate leading through brick archway to
the gardens. Fitted kitchen, open plan lounge/diner, double bedroom
and bathroom. Alarmed. Open Plan Kitchen/Living Area 22'4' x 10'2'
(6.81m x 3.10m) Fitted in a range of white base units incorporating
integrated dishwasher, washing machine and full height
fridge/freezer, further storage cupboard housing the Worcester
central heating boiler providing under floor heating in the kitchen
and throughout the ground floor, four ring NEUE gas hob with
electric oven and overhead canopy style extractor fan, two matching
wall units to either side, secure double glazed feature arched half
window to front elevation, ceiling down lighting and wooden
flooring to the lounge area, TV aerial point, double glazed
'French' doors leading out and over looking the attractive blue
brick court yard. Double Bedroom 13'82 x 10'4' (6.05m x 3.15m) With
double glazed arched sash window to front elevation with roller
blind, ceiling down lighting, conservation style roof light. Door
off to: On the ground floor Bespoke wooden staircase with glass
bannister leads to the first floor with doors off to: Modern
Bathroom Having panelled bath, low flush WC., pedestal wash hand
basin mixer tap with cosmetic shelf and mirror over, walk in shower
with rain head, extractor fan, secure double glazed window to rear
elevation with overhead down lighting, heated towel rail/radiator,
conservation style roof lights. Delightful Rear Garden The
delightful rear garden is a particular feature of this superb
property with wide terracing leading to lawned gardens and most
attractively planted with a variety of bulbs flowering bushes and
trees, brick walling ,wooden fencing and mature trees to the
boundaries. Useful brick-built storage/garden shed with tiled roof,
electricity and double entrance doors. Outside lighting. . Rear
Garden Alternative photograph of rear garden. General Information
TENURE: The agents are advised that the property is FREEHOLD.
POSSESSION: Vacant possession will be given upon completion of the
sale.
FIXTURES and FITTINGS: All items not mentioned in these particulars
are excluded from the sale.
SERVICES: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are
connected.
LOCAL AUTHORITY : Birmingham City Council - 0121 303 9944
WATER AUTHORITY: Severn Trent Water - 0345 500500
VIEWING: Strictly by appointment with the selling agents, Hadleigh
on 0121 427 1213. MISREPRESENTATION ACT 1967
'These details are prepared as a general guide only and should not
be relied upon as a basis to enter into a legal contract or to
commit expenditure. Interested parties should rely solely on their
own surveyors, solicitors or other professionals before committing
themselves to any expenditure or other legal commitments. If any
interested party wishes to rely upon information from the agent,
then a request should be made and specific written confirmation
provided. The agent will not be responsible for any verbal
statement made by any member of staff, as only a specific written
confirmation should be relied upon. The agent will not be
responsible for any loss other than when specific written
confirmation has been requested'.
MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991
'The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures,
fittings or services, and so does not verify that they are in
working order, fit for their purpose or within the ownership of the
seller. Therefore, the buyer must assume that the information given
is incorrect.
Neither has the agent checked the legal documentation to verify
legal status of the property. Buyers must assume that the
information is incorrect until it has been verified by their
solicitors or legal advisers.
The measurements supplied are for general guidance and as such must
be considered incorrect. A buyer is advised to re-check the
measurements him/herself before committing to any expense.
Measurements may be rounded up or down to the nearest three inches,
as appropriate.
Nothing concerning the type of construction or the condition of the
structure is to be implied from the photograph of the property.
The sales particulars may change in the course of time and any
interested party is advised to make a final inspection of the
property prior to exchange of contracts'.
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