243 Mary Vale Road
Bournville
Birmingham
B30 1PN
A WONDERFUL, FOUR BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED, THREE STOREY PERIOD HOME IN A PRIME LOCATION! This is an exquisite example of this much-loved style of period home, beautifully blending character, space and high-quality modern upgrades. From the abundance of natural light to the stylishly re-fitted kitchen and bathrooms, and the thoughtfully landscaped rear garden, this is truly one of the finest homes of its kind we’ve seen. Perfectly positioned for everything the area has to offer, including highly sought-after local schools, a short stroll to Rowheath Park, and the excellent amenities of Bournville, Cotteridge and Stirchley. Commuters are also well served by nearby Kings Norton and Bournville train stations. This has been a wonderful family home for many years and is now ready for its next chapter. The accommodation briefly comprises: driveway, vestibule and welcoming hallway, stunning open-plan living room with bay window and log burning stove flowing into a spacious dining room with underfloor heating, an impressive extended breakfast kitchen with bay window, utility room, and a stylish re-fitted guest WC with shower. Outside is a wonderful zoned, landscaped rear garden with rear and side access. Upstairs, the first floor offers a generous main bedroom, two further well-proportioned bedrooms, and a contemporary re-fitted four piece bathroom, with a further staircase rising to a superb fourth bedroom on the top floor. You also have the benefit of solar panels with a feed in tariff meaning you earn as you save! To arrange your viewing, please contact our Bournville Sales Team – we anticipate strong interest!
This superbly presented and extended four-bedroom period semi-detached home is approached via a landscaped front driveway combining block paving and stonework, complemented by raised brick-edged borders with mature planting. Side access leads to the rear garden, EV charging point, retractable security bollard and with a composite frosted double glazed entrance door opening into:
Housing gas and electric meters, with a glazed internal door and window above opening into:
A welcoming space featuring laminate flooring, central heating radiator, dado rail, and corniced ceiling, with doors leading into:
4.45m x 3.81m to recess (14'07" x 12'06" to recessA beautifully presented living space with laminate flooring, double glazed bay window to the front, cornicing, and a feature log-burning stove set on a slate hearth. Bespoke shelving with ambient lighting to the alcoves enhances the room, which flows seamlessly through glazed bi-folding wooden French doors with vision panels above opening into:
4.39m x 4.60m (14'05" x 15'1")Continuing the laminate flooring with underfloor heating, this generous dining space enjoys a rear aspect window, three ceiling light points, and under-stairs storage, with a glazed door land step leading down to:
5.87m x 3.68m into bay (19'03" x 12'01" into bay)A standout feature of the home, this impressive kitchen is fitted with contemporary gloss units and a central island/breakfast bar. A range of integrated appliances includes double oven, five-ring gas hob with Siemens extractor, dishwasher, and a one-and-a-half bowl Franke sink with integrated waste disposal unit. Multiple windows provide excellent natural light, complemented by feature lighting and slate-effect tiled flooring.
3.15m x 2.06m (10'04" x 6'09")With a further selection of wall and base units with work surface, space facility for washing machine and tumble dryer, circular sink with hot and cold mixer tap, double glazed picture window to the rear garden, recessed spot, double glazed exterior door giving access to the rear garden and door opens into:
With hidden cistern push button WC, walk-in shower, double glazed window to the rear aspect and central heating radiator.
From hallway stairs with decorative balustrading and dado rail gives rise to the split level first floor landing with two ceiling light point, further staircase giving rise to the top floor, dado rail and internal doors opening into:
4.83m to rear of wardrobe x3.68m (15'10" to rear oWith feature triple double glazed windows and further double glazed picture window to the front aspect, two central heating radiators, original stripped pine door with original style furnishing to under stairs storage cupboard with in-built shelving, two wall mounted light points and ceiling light point.
3.96m to rear of wardrobe x 3.12m (13'0" to rear oWith double glazed window to the rear aspect, ceiling light point, central heating radiator and built-in wardrobe.
2.24m x 2.59m (7'04" x 8'06")This stunning four piece bathroom comprises a contemporary free standing bath with hot and cold mixer tap and shower attachment, corner entry shower with overhead rainfall powered shower and further separate shower units, wash hand basin on vanity unit with under sink storage and hot and cold mixer tap and hidden cistern push button WC, recessed spots to ceiling, ceramic towel rail, contemporary cladding and tiling, tiled flooring and a frosted double glazed window to the side aspect.
3.12m x 3.18m (10'03" x 10'05")With double glazed window to the rear aspect, ceiling light point and central heating radiator.
6.43m from dormer max x 5.08m min x 4.60m max x 4.From the first floor landing staircase gives rise to the fourth bedroom. This characterful fourth bedroom with double glazed roof light to the rear aspect and further double glazed dormer window to the front, in-built storage to eaves spaces, central heating radiator, wash hand basin on pedestal with hot and cold taps and ceiling light point.
The rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of defined outdoor spaces, ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. An initial paved terrace, complete with pergola, provides an excellent seating and dining area, leading onto a well-maintained central lawn bordered by neatly planted beds. To the rear, a further garden zone has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind, featuring a stylish gravelled seating area with raised planters and a timber summerhouse, creating a private and tranquil setting. Additional features include mature trees, established planting, integrated water system and a useful storage shed, with the garden enjoying a good degree of privacy throughout. To the rear there is a garage being accessed from a service road which would make an excellent home office or any further use and being screened from the house.
The solar panels generate on average 2100 kWh per annum and that amounts to £600 per annum from the government Feed-In tariff scheme. Payments to the homeowner are per kWh generated and are index linked (so increase annually). Details available upon request.
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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