• Grade II Listed Early Victorian Terraced House +
• Three Bedrooms +
• Two Reception Rooms +
• Three Storeys + Basement +
• Extended Kitchen with Utility Area +
• Circa 1714 sqft +
• Character Features +
• Spacious Rear Garden with Fenced Front Garden +
• Close to Birmingham City Centre +
• Viewings Highly Recommended +

DESCRIPTION This beautifully presented Grade II Listed home combines classic character with thoughtfully updated interiors, offering generous and versatile accommodation arranged over multiple floors. Retaining many original features while benefiting from modern finishes, the property provides an elegant yet practical living environment ideally suited to families or buyers seeking space, charm and flexibility.

The ground floor opens into a welcoming reception space, with a separate living room featuring a striking fireplace and tall sash-style window that floods the room with natural light. A second reception/dining room provides an excellent entertaining space, flowing seamlessly through to the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a range of contemporary units with contrasting work surfaces, integrated cooking appliances and ample storage, complemented by tile-effect flooring and excellent natural light. A useful utility area and ground floor WC add everyday practicality.

Across the upper floors, the property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, each retaining a sense of period scale and character. The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, with generous proportions and a calm, neutral finish. A second double bedroom and a further versatile bedroom provide flexibility for family use, guests or home working. The main bathroom has been stylishly refitted with a modern suite, including both a freestanding bath and a separate walk-in shower, finished with elegant tiling and contemporary fittings. Additional storage is provided within the eaves and lower-level cellar, ideal for hobbies, storage or future potential.

To the front, the property is set back behind a low boundary with steps leading to the main entrance, enhancing its attractive period façade. To the rear, a large South-West facing garden offers a private outdoor space suitable for relaxing or entertaining, with scope for personalisation. There is on-street parking available to the front of the property. 

LOCATION Lee Crescent leads from Islington Row on the cusp of Birmingham city centre, within the prestigious leafy B15 postcode and the luxury of on road parking permit parking. The road itself was named after Thomas Lee, an attorney-at-law in Birmingham in the late 18th century, who owned the land. The property is close to Queen Elizabeth hospital, particularly easy to commute to by train from nearby Five Ways train station-on the new Street line. Current tram line extensions mean there will be a short walk to a station in the not to distant future. The property is within easy reach of local amenities of nearby Temple Field Square shops with and very accessible to A38 links to M6 motorway and Birmingham International Airport beyond.