Charlotte Street, Birmingham

Steeped in history and character, House of York dates back to 1834, forming part of Birmingham’s rich architectural heritage. The impressive front façade of the building is Grade II listed, preserving the distinctive character and period features of this historic property.
On entering the development through the secure gated entrance, you are welcomed into a private courtyard/ car park. The allocated parking bay is situated under cover, with a private lockable storage room positioned to the rear.
The apartment itself retains some wonderful original character, most notably the impressive original sash windows. These exceptionally large windows are a real feature of the property, flooding the accommodation with an abundance of natural light.
The property offers three well-proportioned bedrooms and three bathrooms, providing generous and versatile accommodation and a private kitchen.
With its impressive ceiling heights, substantial sash windows and historic architectural features, the property has a distinctive sense of character and individuality.
Offered to the market chain free, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial apartment within one of Birmingham’s historic buildings.
Property information
Tenure: Leasehold
Service Charge: £2917
Ground Rent: £150
Council Tax Band: E
Property Construction: Brick
Electricity Supply: Mains
Water Supply: Severn Trent
Heating Supply: Electric
Broadband: refer to ofcom
Listed property: The listing only applies to the front facade
Mobile Signal Coverage: Refer to Ofcom
Flood Risks Or Previous Flooding: Confirm with conveyancer
Past or Present Planning Permissions Or Applications: Planning Permission Granted
Is the property located in a Coalfied Or Mining Area: No