2 bed maisonette to rent

Burnside Way, Longbridge, Birmingham B31

A well presented two bedroom ground floor maisonette situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in Longbridge, B31 within walking distance to the Train Station. Available mid September.

Council Tax Band = A (Birmingham Council)
EPC Rating = C
Deposit amount = £1067.00

The property in brief comprises an entrance hallway with two storage cupboards, an open plan kitchen/lounge with patio door access into the garden, a bathroom with shower over the bath and two double bedrooms. The property benfits from having gas central heating double glazed windows and an enclosed rear garden. Available mid September 2026.

Burnside Way is close to Longbridge Train Station. The egenerated Longbridge town centre is now home to the largest Marks and Spencer store in Europe. It also offers local shops, entertainment and restaurants including Herberts Yard. Several well-regarded primary and secondary schools are located nearby, with great commuter access to the M5 and M42 motorway.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, the Lickey Hills are just a short distance away and offer wonderful walks with views over the surrounding countryside.

To reserve a property we ask for a One Week Holding Deposit (per tenancy) Please note the holding deposit will be withheld should you withdraw from the tenancy, provide false or mis-leading information (to include credit history) or fail the right to rent check.

Redress Scheme: The Property Ombudsman
Client Protection is provided by Propertymark Client Money Protection Scheme

Affordability: Applicants will be required to demonstrate a minimum annual household income of £28,500, or provide a suitable guarantor if they do not meet the affordability criteria, subject to referencing.

Right to Rent
Each occupier must attend our office in person with each of their original acceptable documents to show they are eligible/able to reside in the UK; copies of the documents will be certified by us and held on file. Acceptable documents for Right to Rent checks are published by the Home Office; more information about Right to Rent checks can be found at .