1429 Pershore Road comprises a former Lloyds Bank premises, forming part of an attractive mid-terraced property of traditional brick masonry construction beneath a pitched tiled roof. The building has been extended to the rear by way of a single-storey portal frame extension with masonry infill panels and a combination of flat felted and profiled clad roof coverings.

The ground floor retail unit is accessed via a pedestrian entrance from Pershore Road and offers a full-width, open-plan retail area to the front, benefiting from excellent natural light and prominent street frontage. To the rear, the accommodation is divided into a series of cellular meeting rooms, a kitchenette, WC facilities, storage areas, and a private office. Additional access is provided via a secure rear roller shutter, suitable for servicing or deliveries.

Accessed independently via separate entrances to both the front and rear, the first and second floors are configured to provide self-contained residential accommodation. A well-maintained communal stairwell leads to multiple individual units, each comprising their own private bedroom, well-appointed kitchen, and modern bathroom facilities.

The units are currently let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs), offering immediate income-producing potential. The residential element is fully let and currently generates a gross annual rental income of £33,258.

To the rear of the property is a secure, gated parking area, accessible via Mary Vale Road. This area provides off-road parking or potential for additional storage.

Location
The property is predominantly situated fronting Pershore Road, in the Stirchley area of Birmingham, which lies approximately 4 miles south of Birmingham City Centre.

Stirchley is an up-and-coming area which has recently been listed in Time Out Magazine as one of the twelve coolest neighbourhoods in the UK.

The site is close to Stirchley centre with easy access to shops, cafes, and restaurants. It is also within easy walking distance to Pineapple Road railway station, one of the new Camp Hill line railway stations due to open in 2023.

The journey time to the University of Birmingham campus is less than 10 minutes by bike, 15 minutes via a walk and train from Bourneville Station or 20 – 25 minutes’ walk directly to campus.

There is good access to Birmingham City University (BCU) and Aston University by public transport or cycle.

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Services
We understand that the all mains services are connected on, or adjacent to the subject premises.

The agent has not tested the suitability of the connections and recommends that all interested parties carry out their own investigations.

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