Flat 4, Kings Court, 26 Bridge Street, Birmingham, B1 2JR
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Read more Read moreThis leasehold property is a two-bedroom ground floor flat located in a secure gated scheme in central Birmingham, adjacent to The Mailbox. The flat features an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner measuring approximately 300 sq ft, a luxury fitted kitchen with integral appliances, and two bedrooms measuring approximately 75 sq ft and 135 sq ft respectively. The bathroom includes a shower, bath, and WC, with a total size of approximately 72 sq ft. The property benefits from one allocated parking space and is within walking distance to Birmingham New Street Station, as well as being close to Bullring and Grand Central shopping centres, and various transport links including bus routes and the canal network. This flat is suitable for both owner-occupiers and investors.
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