Wake Green Road, Moseley, West Midlands, B13

This substantially extended, three-storey property offers a unique combination of space, elegance, and thoughtful design. Upon arrival, the horseshoe driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles and leads to the charming canopy porch, which retains its original Minton tiled flooring. Stepping inside, the welcoming entrance hall features stunning original stained-glass windows and intricate oak wall panelling, adding a touch of timeless character.

The ground floor boasts a beautifully bay-fronted study with bespoke built-in wooden cabinetry, alongside a well-appointed WC. with original Minton tiles. A cosy snug connects seamlessly to both the lounge and the heart of the home—the kitchen diner. The lounge is adorned with original stained-glass Oriel windows framing a feature log burner, while French doors open onto a delightful conservatory with underfloor heating, double glazing, and a triple-glazed roof. The conservatory also provides easy access to both the kitchen diner and the landscaped rear garden.

The kitchen diner is truly the focal point of the home, featuring two sets of bi-fold doors that flood the space with natural light and open onto the rear garden. The kitchen is equipped with every modern convenience, including a Belfast sink, a four-oven Aga, integrated electric ovens, dishwashers, and a Neff coffee machine, as well as a plumbed-in American fridge/freezer. This space is ideal for family gatherings and entertaining, with underfloor heating ensuring comfort year-round.

The expansive rear garden is designed for outdoor living and relaxation, with an upper decking area covered by a pergola, perfect for outdoor seating and dining. A charming pond enhances the atmosphere, while a lower decking area with a Jacuzzi offers a serene retreat. At the garden’s edge, a useful outbuilding provides additional storage or workspace. This garden, with its various features, is truly an entertainer’s dream.

Adjacent to the kitchen is an inner hallway providing access to a pantry, shower room, utility room, and the garage. The well-presented shower room features a walk-in shower, while the utility room offers space for additional appliances and houses the boiler. The garage, with its remote-controlled electric roller door, also houses the water tank for added convenience.

The first-floor landing showcases an original stained-glass window, leading to five spacious double bedrooms. The principal bedroom features built-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, while bedrooms two, three, and four also enjoy en-suite shower rooms. The bay-fronted second bedroom adds to the sense of light and space. A stylish family bathroom completes this floor.

On the second floor, a further two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes offer comfort and charm, while a second family bathroom provides additional convenience. A well-presented kitchen on this level presents the potential for conversion into an eighth bedroom, offering even more flexibility.

Viewings of this exceptional property are highly recommended to fully appreciate the space, character, and features that make this home so special.

Location

Wake Green Road lies in the highly desirable Moseley area of Birmingham, just three miles south of the city centre and situated north of Kings Heath along the A435.

Moseley is a thriving and popular neighbourhood, centred around its lively High Street, which is home to a fantastic selection of bars, restaurants, cafés, and local shops. It’s also renowned for its excellent schools, both primary and secondary, as well as its convenient transport connections to the city centre, including the new Moseley Train Station, set to be completed by the end of 2024.

The area offers beautiful green spaces, including the stunning Victorian gardens of Highbury Hall and the tranquil Moseley Pool & Park, a hidden treasure reflecting the landscape artistry of Repton.

Many of the homes here date from between 1850 and 1910, adding a touch of history and character to this charming suburb.

Highlights:

· Substantially extended and spacious – Spread across three floors, offering ample living space for a large family.

· Original period features – Including stained-glass windows, oak panelling, and Minton tiled flooring, adding timeless character and charm.

· Beautifully designed kitchen diner – The heart of the home with bi-fold doors, underfloor heating, and high-end appliances such as a four-oven Aga and integrated Neff coffee machine.

· Expansive rear garden – Designed for entertaining, featuring a pergola-covered decking area, a pond, a Jacuzzi, and a useful outbuilding.

· Luxurious conservatory – With underfloor heating, double glazing, and a triple-glazed roof, providing a comfortable space to enjoy the garden year-round.

· Multiple en-suite bedrooms – Five of the seven bedrooms are en-suite, ensuring privacy and comfort for family members and guests.

· Ample parking and garage – Horseshoe driveway with parking for multiple vehicles and a garage with a remote-controlled electric roller door.

· Versatile second floor – Includes a potential eighth bedroom (currently a kitchen), offering flexibility for additional accommodation or usage options.

Tenure: Freehold | EPC Rating: D | Council Tax Band: G
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