1 bedroom in a house share to rent

a well-presented and professionally managed supported accommodation property located in the desirable area of Edgbaston, just minutes from Edgbaston Reservoir and a short distance from Birmingham City Centre.

This property provides a safe, supportive, and structured living environment designed to help individuals gain independence while receiving light housing-related support.

• Fully furnished bedrooms with lockable doors

• Shared modern kitchen and comfortable communal living space

• High-speed Wi-Fi throughout

• Laundry facilities available on-site

• Weekly property checks and regular support worker visits

• 24/7 maintenance response

• Peaceful, well-maintained environment

Situated in a quiet residential area with excellent transport links and access to local services:

• Edgbaston Reservoir - less than 10 minutes' walk, ideal for walks and relaxation

• Hagley Road - direct bus routes to Birmingham City Centre and Bearwood

• Nearby shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, and cafes

• Close to City Hospital, Five Ways, and Lordswood Health Centre

• Local parks and community facilities within easy reach

A weekly charge of £22 applies, covering:

• All utilities (gas, electric, water)

• High-speed Wi-Fi

• Cleaning of communal areas

• Property maintenance
  
  

Residents receive light support tailored to their needs, including:

• Weekly support sessions

• Help with budgeting, paperwork, and housing goals

• Guidance on accessing employment, training, or wellbeing services

• Encouragement to develop independent living skills in a calm, structured setting
  
  

This accommodation is suitable for individuals who:

• Are in receipt of or eligible for benefits such as:

  • Universal Credit (including Housing Element)

  • Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)

  • Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA)

  • Income Support

  • Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or Disability Living Allowance (DLA)

• Have a recognised support need, such as:

  • Mental health challenges

  • Learning difficulties

  • Homelessness or risk of homelessness

  • Substance misuse recovery

  • Domestic abuse survivors

  • Refugees or individuals granted leave to remain

  • Young people leaving care or probation referrals

Referrals are welcomed from local authorities, housing teams, social services, probation, and other support agencies.