Ample gardens at leafy home; FirstBuy.Byline: Kate Wolfe THE leafy credentials of this two-bedroom end terrace house, next to a local green in Tile Cross Tile Cross is an area in the east of the city of Birmingham, England. It is a small area with a shopping centre on the borders of the Meadway, Marston Green and The Radleys. , are enhanced by sizeable long gardens both back and front. The centrally-heated, double and secondary-glazed house, in Braymoor Road, Tile Cross, is on sale through Dixons' Castle Bromwich branch at pounds 115,000. There is ample off-road parking on the paved driveway alongside its lawned, privethedged and shrub shrub, any woody, perennial, bushy plant that branches into several stems or trunks at the base and is smaller than a tree. Shrubs are an important feature of permanent landscape planting, being used for formal decorative groups, hedges, screens, and background bordered front garden. An enclosed porch, with windows on either side, leads into a hallway with wood panelling to two walls. Off the hallway are doors to the rear-facing kitchen and a front-facing lounge which, in turn, opens out through a dividing archway into a dining area with side and rear-facing windows. A side door in the rear-facing fitted kitchen fitted kitchen n → cocina amueblada fitted kitchen fit n (Brit) → cuisine équipée fitted kitchen fit (Brit) n opens into a side passageway which leads into a lean-to conservatory with a door to a rear garden patio area. There are two paved patio areas in front of the lawn in the flower and shrub bordered, fenced rear garden, which backs onto long gardens of houses on Tile Cross Road. Upstairs, off a landing with loft access, the 14ft 5in by 10ft 3in main bedroom and a 9ft 9in square second bedroom both have built-in wardrobes. In the second bedroom, there is also an airing cupboard. The tiled-wall bathroom has double glazed windows to the side and rear and includes a bath with shower unit. Most of the rooms and the landing have ceiling coving coving or cove Concave molding or deeply arched section of a wall surface. The curve typically describes a quarter-circle and serves to connect walls and ceiling (cove ceiling). . |
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