Approached directly from Rednal Road the block paved driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles. Double coach house-style doors open to the garage and the mature planted borders offer privacy and a lovely green outlook.

The front door has a pretty stained glass panel and is set within a character archway, with leaded glass windows to either side, typical of homes built during the 1920s. The good-size inner vestibule opens to the reception hallway with its attractive herringbone parquet floor and dark wood picture shelf there is a grandness to this space. Doors radiate to the principal reception rooms and a dark wood, turning staircase rises to the first floor landing area. There is also a useful walk-in storage cupboard next to the stairs.

The dining room/study sits at the front of the house with a large window providing ample natural light and views to the front. An open fireplace with an in-set log burning stove and solid wood bressummer beam provides a lovely focal point.

The sumptuous sitting room is light and bright. French doors with a full-height window to either side provide glorious views over the beautiful rear patio and onward garden. The feature open fireplace with a bressummer beam over and in set log burning stove provides a further focal point and the lovely strip wooden flooring adds warmth to the space.

The superb kitchen is fitted with a good range of floor and wall mounted units with Oak worksurfaces over. There is a good range of integrated appliances and a five-ring gas hob with an extractor hood over.

A door leads through to a rear corridor which provides access to a useful WC, walk-in pantry/store and a separate utility room with space for the larger appliances. There is also a door from here through to the garage.

The gorgeous family room flows off the kitchen with an entire wall of windows providing the most spectacular views of the garden. French doors to one side open to the patio creating an outdoor flow through to the sitting room, perfect for summertime entertaining and a further door to the opposite side allows the space to be opened to the gardens and sun deck. This relaxing space makes it possible to enjoy the gardens all year round.

Stairs rise from the reception hall to the first floor landing where three of the four double bedrooms are located along with the family bathroom. A window from the landing provides ample natural light and a view to the front of the house.

The principal bedroom is of a good size and enjoys wonderful rear garden views.

Bedroom two is currently used as a large walk-in dressing room with built-in wardrobe and cupboard storage for clothes, shoes and accessories. This would easily convert back into a bedroom depending on need.

Bedroom three also enjoys rear garden views.

The beautifully fitted family shower room with a double walk-in shower serves all of the bedrooms.

A further flight of open tread stairs rise to the second floor and bedroom four. Currently, in need of decoration, this double room enjoys views over the rear garden and access into the eaves for storage.

The beautifully landscaped gardens are an oasis of peace and tranquillity. Mature planted borders provide privacy and year-round colour and interest.

The delightful paved patio area next to the house provides a superb spot to sit and enjoy a summertime drink. Steps lead down to a level lawn, perfect for children to play. There is a decked sun terrace in front of the house and a path leads down to the bottom of the garden which extends past the eye line to a "secret garden" beyond.

Agent's note
77 Rednal Road is built on a double plot. There is potential for extension for those seeking further accommodation (providing the necessary planning permissions are sought).

Kings Norton Railway Station 0.9 miles, Bournville 1.6 miles, Bournville Railway Station 1.9 miles, M42 (J2) 3.7 miles, Birmingham 5.5 miles

Kings Norton dates back to the 13th Century and still retains some of its early 'village character', particularly around The Green. Today, The Green is a hive of activity with a wide variety of shops, and businesses, a monthly Farmers' market and the renowned 'Mop Fair' takes place in October every year.

Kings Norton boasts a number of popular schools including St Joseph's and Kings Norton Primary School and St Thomas Aquinas Secondary School as well as the much sought-after Kings Norton Girls' and Boys' School. It further benefits from having its own railway station located on Pershore Road, a regular bus service operating along Pershore Road and easy access to M42 (Junction 2).

Other local facilities include Kings Norton Business Centre which boasts over 80 companies employing some 1250 people, Kings Norton Park and Library and Wast Hills Driving range, pitch & putt and a 9 Hole Par 3 course. Merecroft Pool is only a 6-minute walk away.