Rent 1 bedroom house in Birmingham

Property Reference: . * no fees! * Great location in Stirchley and Kings Heath! * Gorgeous garden * Hip and trendy street food and bar area * On the boarders of Bournville, Cotteridge, and Kings Norton * Students must pay 12 months rent upfront, and a deposit of 5 weeks rent * EPC Rating: C * Council Tax Band: A * Minimum income requirement of lead tenant: £28K pa, no rent2rent/corporate lets We are proud to offer this lovely flat in the very hip and trendy area of Stirchley and Kings Heath and not far from the Birmingham city centre. Communal entrance and stairs leading to accommodation: Offering a large double bedroom, a fitted kitchen, and bathroom. Parking space and communal garden. This is the perfect spot for those of you that enjoy peace and quiet, yet do not wish to be far away from the action. You would never guess that the hustle and bustle of Stirchley, Kings Heath, Cotteridge, and Bournville, with its array of independent shops, trendy bars and restaurants are within such easy reach. The area: Stirchley was chosen by Time Out magazine largely for its range of artisan food and drink options which have sprung up over recent years. Craft beers, pizzas, handcrafted fudge and freshly baked loaves adorn the shop windows along the High Street. From micro-breweries to artisanal bakers, the Birmingham suburb of Stirchley has much to offer - so much so it has been lauded in international magazine Conde Nast Traveller as one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the UK. It's a place where traditional lives alongside the hip independents and where local traders are cherished by an active neighbourhood. Its residents are proud to call it their community. While it's true the area has a plethora of achingly trendy eateries, bars and shops, the Pershore Road or the High Street, as locals say, is also where people can find a vacuum repair shop as well as a plumbers merchants. Trendy bars jostle for space next to take-aways and the monthly community market attracts local producers and businesses. * Strictly do not discriminate against any application, on any grounds. However, some landlords may have stipulations in their mortgage conditions or insurance policies that they must only accept tenants who are in full time employment. Therefore, cannot accept any responsibility for rejecting any tenants seeking benefits. D o not expect this property to be around for very long, so if you are interested in taking a viewing then please do