6 Park Hill Road, Birmingham, B17 9SL

Dating back to 1886, this substantial Victorian home on Park Hill Road forms part of a distinctive group of twelve properties locally known as ‘The Apostles’.

Designed by architect John Henry Hawkes and built by John Barnsley and Sons, the firm associated with a number of Birmingham's notable landmarks, including the Council House and Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, the property holds a special place in the area's architectural history.

Extending to over 1,900 sq ft, the home offers a distinctive combination of Victorian character, generous accommodation and an exceptional amount of outdoor space.

A wealth of original features, including traditional Minton tiled flooring, stained glass and decorative fireplaces, adds to its individuality and provides a tangible connection to its late nineteenth-century origins.

The accommodation offers considerable flexibility for modern family living, with multiple reception areas providing space to relax, entertain and spend time together.

The layout also incorporates a generous kitchen and dining area, alongside useful additional facilities that support the practicalities of everyday life.

Arranged over three floors, the property offers five bedrooms, providing flexibility for growing families, guests or those requiring dedicated space to work from home.

Throughout, the combination of traditional character and the scale of the accommodation gives the home a distinctive appeal, with scope to adapt the spaces to suit individual needs.

A particular highlight is the extensive established garden, which offers an impressive amount of outdoor space for a property in this location.

Mature trees, established borders and winding pathways create a varied landscape with a sense of privacy and seclusion, while generous lawned areas provide space to enjoy the garden throughout the seasons.

Paved seating and entertaining areas closer to the house offer natural spaces for outdoor dining and relaxing, with the grounds extending beyond into greener, more secluded areas.

The scale and established nature of the garden make it a genuine feature of the property, offering far more than a conventional town garden.

Positioned on one of Harborne's established residential roads, the property is conveniently placed for the village, with its independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities within walking distance.

The area is also well regarded for its choice of schools, alongside a range of nearby sporting, leisure and recreational facilities.

Combining architectural heritage, substantial accommodation and extensive established gardens, this is a distinctive Harborne home offering space both inside and out.

As one of ‘The Apostles’, it presents a rare opportunity to own a home with a fascinating place in the area's history, while offering the flexibility and space required for modern family life.

Area Park Hill Road is an established and sought-after residential address, offering a balance of a quieter setting and convenient access to Harborne village.

Within walking distance, the village provides a varied selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities, creating a well-connected setting with a strong sense of community.

The area is particularly well placed for families, with a choice of respected schools nearby.

Harborne Primary School is a short distance away, while Edgbaston High School for Girls, The Priory School and the King Edward Foundation Schools are also accessible, alongside independent preparatory options including Hallfield, West House, The Blue Coat and St George's.

Leisure and recreational facilities are equally well catered for.

Harborne Pool & Fitness Centre, Harborne Golf Club and Harborne Cricket Club are nearby, with Edgbaston Priory Club offering tennis and squash facilities.

Edgbaston Golf Club and the renowned Edgbaston Cricket Ground provide further sporting options, while Birmingham Botanical Gardens and Martineau Gardens offer attractive green spaces to explore.

With Harborne village close at hand, a strong choice of schools and a wide range of sporting and recreational facilities nearby, Park Hill Road remains a well-positioned address for those seeking a desirable residential setting without compromising on everyday convenience.

Approach Off-street parking, paved driveway with greenery and wall to borders, side door; originally used as the tradesman's entrance leads into vestibule and kitchen as well as wooden double doors from the front porch and opening into the hallway.

Hallway Traditional Minton tiled flooring, stained-glass entrance door, ceiling coving, two radiators, built-in storage cupboards, ceiling light point, with doors leading into: Dining Room Wooden flooring, original cast-iron feature fireplace with decorative tiling, secondary-glazed bay window to front elevation, ceiling coving, ceiling light point with decorative ceiling rose, radiator and power points.

Living Room Wooden flooring, traditional feature fireplace with decorative tiling, French doors opening onto the rear garden, ceiling coving, ceiling light point with decorative ceiling rose, radiator and power points.

Sitting Room Log-burning stove, built-in storage, secondary-glazed window to side elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and power point.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room Three traditional secondary-glazed windows overlooking the rear garden, a range of wall and base-mounted units, oven with five-ring gas hob above, 'Neff' integrated dishwasher, under-counter fridge, space for additional appliances, three roof skylights, two radiators, ceiling light points and power points.

Utility Room Stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer, space and plumbing for appliances, window to rear elevation, ceiling light point, radiator and door providing access to the rear garden.

Downstairs WC Low-level WC, window to rear elevation and ceiling light point.

First Floor Landing Carpeted flooring, traditional stained-glass windows, secondary-glazed window to front elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and power points, with doors leading to: Bedroom One Wooden flooring, traditional open fireplace feature, secondary-glazed window to front elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and power points.

Bedroom Four Wooden flooring, traditional open fireplace feature, sash window to rear elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and power points.

Bedroom Five Wooden flooring, traditional open fireplace feature, secondary-glazed window to rear elevation, built-in storage, radiator, ceiling light point and power points.

Bathroom Sash window to rear elevation, low-level WC, wash hand basin, bath with wall-mounted mixer taps and shower facilities, radiator with wall-mounted towel rail and ceiling light point.

Bedroom Two Wooden flooring, built-in eaves storage, secondary-glazed windows to front and rear elevations, two radiators, ceiling light point and power points.

Bedroom Three Wooden flooring, secondary-glazed windows to side elevation, built-in storage, radiator, ceiling light point and power points.

Shower Room Walk-in shower with built-in seating, low-level WC, wash hand basin, roof skylight, wall-mounted heated towel rail and ceiling light point.

Rear Garden The property enjoys extensive and beautifully established gardens, offering a wonderful sense of space, privacy and greenery that is particularly impressive for a home in this location.

Mature trees, established borders and a variety of shrubs create a secluded setting, with generous areas of lawn interspersed with winding pathways and quieter corners to explore.

A paved seating and entertaining area sit close to the house, providing excellent spaces for outdoor dining, relaxing and gathering with family and friends.

The garden's varied layout creates distinct areas to enjoy throughout the seasons, while the mature planting adds character and a sense of seclusion.

With its considerable proportions and established landscape, the garden offers a rare amount of outdoor space, providing an attractive extension to the home's already generous interior.

Cellar Accessed via from the ground floor, under the stairs, currently used for storage, power points and ceiling light point.

Further Details Tenure: Freehold, Council Tax Band: G, EPC: Tbc, Utility supply, rights and restrictions: Broadband: FTTP, Electricity supply: Mains supply, Sewerage: Mains supply, Water supply: Mains supply, Other information: Construction materials: Brick, Roof material: Tile.

Parking - Driveway Disclaimer With approximate measurements these particulars have been prepared in good faith by the selling agent in conjunction with the vendor(s) with the intention of providing a fair and accurate guide to the property.

However, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract nor may they be regarded as representations, all interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy.

No tests or checks have been carried out in respect of heating, plumbing, electric installations or any type of appliances which may be included.