Property Description
Cambridge Crescent, Birmingham, West Midlands. This five-bedroom semi-detached house is arranged over two floors and provides one reception room, a separate dining room, a fitted kitchen, one bathroom and an additional WC. The property has a conventional layout with a central entrance hall, stairs to the first floor and access to the principal ground-floor rooms.
The reception room is positioned at the front of the property and has a broad front-facing window with vertical blinds, a radiator and carpeted flooring. The room is shown with two leather sofas and has space for additional living room furniture. The dining room is located separately and has a tiled floor, a radiator and sufficient space for a large dining table and chairs. Glazed internal doors provide a connection between the dining room and the adjoining living accommodation.
The kitchen is accessed from the dining area and is fitted with a range of white wall and base units, work surfaces and tiled flooring. A window provides natural light, while the room also includes a radiator and a rear access door leading towards the garden. The kitchen has space for standard freestanding appliances and associated storage. The ground floor also includes a separate WC with tiled walls and flooring, a low-level WC and ventilation.
The first floor provides five bedrooms arranged from the landing. The bedrooms are of varying proportions and are suitable for use as sleeping rooms, with several rooms shown furnished with double beds, wardrobes and chest-of-drawers storage. Each of the principal bedrooms has a window, radiator and carpeted flooring. One bedroom includes a fitted or freestanding dark wardrobe and matching chest of drawers, while another has a large pine wardrobe. The remaining rooms provide space for beds and other bedroom furniture and have plain painted walls.
The main bathroom is fitted with a bath, wash basin and WC. The walls are tiled and the floor has dark-effect tiles. A radiator and frosted window are also provided. The landing and staircase are carpeted, with painted walls, white balustrading and access to the bedrooms and bathroom. The house has double-glazed windows with vertical blinds in several rooms, gas-style radiators throughout the accommodation and a mixture of carpeted and tiled flooring.
Externally, the rear garden includes a substantial paved area adjoining the house, lawned sections, planted borders and established trees and shrubs. A brick-built outbuilding is positioned towards the rear boundary and provides storage space. The garden is enclosed by timber fencing and includes access along the side of the property. The front of the house has a small lawned area, paved paths and an enclosed side access gate. The property forms part of an established residential setting with neighbouring semi-detached and terraced houses, mature vegetation and surrounding garden boundaries.
The property is situated on Cambridge Crescent in Birmingham, West Midlands. The location is within the United Kingdom and provides a residential setting with access to the wider facilities and services of Birmingham. Nearby places and specific travel distances have not been provided.
