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Birmingham, B30

£210,000|Apartment | 2 bedroom | Leasehold
Approximate area: B30
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Added on 10th August 2026 by Oulsnam, Bournville
On the market for 1 month, 1 day
Summary
A STYLISH TWO BEDROOMED APARTMENT IN THIS SOUGHT AFTER DEVELOPMENT IN HISTORIC BOURNVILLE. Benefiting from allocated parking and a residents gymnasium the property is very well located for Bournville Train Station providing easy access to the City Centre and a short walk from the popular and vib...
EPC data
Date of EPC: 30th July 2026 - Valid
EPC rating: C
Property age: 2012-2021
EPC energy efficiency rating: current 77, potential 77
Rent data
7 properties with the same number of bedrooms and style in the same area to let
The asking rent ranges from £850 to £1,250 which represents a yield of between 4.9% and 7.1% if buying at the asking price
A yield of 5.4% to 7.9% if purchased for 90% of the asking price (£189,000)
A yield of 6.1% to 8.9% if purchased for 80% of the asking price (£168,000)
Stamp duty
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Main and only residence: £1,700.00
First-time buyer: £0.00
Buy-to-let: £12,200.00
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Changes to property since tracking began
None

Birmingham, B30

WITHDRAWN|£240,000
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Apartment | 2 bedroom
Added on 7th August 2025 by Oakmans Estate Agents, Birmingham
Started tracking 1 year, 1 month ago
Changes to property since tracking began
On 8th September 2026 the status was changed from FOR SALE to WITHDRAWN
On 28th May 2026 the asking price was reduced from £250,000 to £240,000
On 14th May 2026 the status was changed from SOLD STC to FOR SALE

Birmingham, B30

£230,000
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Apartment | 2 bedroom
Added on 1st July 2026 by Oulsnam, Bournville
Started tracking 2 months, 11 days ago
Changes to property since tracking began
On 22nd August 2026 the asking price was reduced from £240,000 to £230,000