2 bed Semi-Detached | Solihull WMD | 2433395880

Entrance Hallway Having ceiling light point, central heating radiator, stairs to the first floor and door to the lounge. Lounge 13' 6'' into bay x 9' 8'' (4.11m x 2.95m) Having feature fireplace with marble hearth and wooden surround, wooden flooring, central heating radiator, ceiling light point, power points, double glazed bay window to the front and door through into the breakfast kitchen. Breakfast Kitchen 12' 11'' x 9' 0'' (3.94m x 2.74m) Comprising a range of wall and base units with work tops over, single bowl sink and drainer, plumbing for washing machine, electric cooker point, tile effect flooring and tiled splash-backs, central heating radiator, ceiling light point, power points, double glazed windows to the rear and double glazed door into the rear garden. FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION Master Bedroom 14' 2'' into bay x 12' 11'' max (4.32m x 3.94m) Having laminate flooring, double glazed bay window to the front, central heating radiator, ceiling light points and power points. Bedroom Two 9' 0'' x 6' 10'' (2.74m x 2.08m) Having double glazed window to the rear, ceiling light point, central heating radiator and power points. Bathroom 5' 10'' x 5' 9'' (1.78m x 1.75m) The bathroom consists of panelled bath with mains shower over, low level WC, wash hand-basin, tiled splash-backs, wooden flooring, ceiling light point, central heating radiator, shaver point and obscured double glazed window to rear. Rear Garden An attractive rear garden being laid mainly to lawn with a paved and gravelled patio area and having a selection of shrubs, fenced boundaries and a garage to the rear.LocalitySolihull is a lively and well established town, 132metres above sea level (measured at the base of the angled buttress on St Alphege Church) and lives up to its motto, Town in the Country, by enjoying the best of both worlds. It was born at the crossroads of commerce, it is built on history and it breathes in some of the greenest and most pleasant countryside in England. Solihull is situated in the geographical centre of the country -marked by a stone cross on Meriden village green and was first recorded c1170 in the Red Book of the Exchequer. The name Solihull derives from Anglo-Saxon and means muddy or soiley hill. The heritage of the town is beautifully preserved in the 15th Century Manor House and mediaeval parish church of St Alphege at the end of the High Street With quaint picturesque villages and glorious awarding winning parks and gardens. Solihull is also a Gold Winner in the national Britain in Bloom Awards, evidence of which can be seen everywhere you visit. Solihull is served by superb road, rail and air links and is home to the world-famous National Exhibition Centre (NEC), which attracts over 4 million visitors each year. It is one of the busiest centres in Europe, staging prestigious shows and exhibitions throughout the year. Just four miles from the heart of the borough, the NEC is located next to Birmingham International Airport and Birmingham International Railway Station. The Borough is proud to be the home of Land Rover, Birmingham Business Park, Monkspath Business Park and also Blythe Valley Business Park, which is the Midlands' own 'Silicone Valley' featuring high-tech IT companies.