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Dunsink Road, Birmingham, B6

West Midlands

£164,500

Listed on 22/08/2026

The listing

Property details

Bedrooms
3
Type
End Of Terrace
Area
797 sqft

Features

  • Garden

Description

This three-bedroom freehold terraced house in Aston is offered chain free and is within walking distance of Witton Station. The accommodation includes two reception rooms, a fitted kitchen, a family bathroom and a private rear garden. The listing describes the kitchen as modern and notes scope to extend, subject to the necessary permissions and checks. The property is connected to mains services, has gas heating and an EPC rating of C. On-road parking is stated. Buyers should verify the tenure and other material information with their solicitor.

WHOTS analysis

Our WHOTS verdict

An internal assessment of the opportunity to acquire, improve and create value.

31out of 100
Grade ELow opportunity

Confidence: MEDIUM

This freehold three-bedroom house has a usable starting point: the kitchen and shower room appear intact, the bedrooms look serviceable, and the enclosed rear garden offers scope for a straightforward tidy-up. The main visible work is a light refresh, including updating the dated reception-room finishes, investigating and making good the lower-wall staining and damage, and improving the uneven, mostly paved garden. The listing also mentions possible extension subject to permissions, though feasibility is not established here.

The numbers are the sticking point. At £164,500, the asking price is around £206 per sq ft, above the local average of £173. Adding the stated £6,000–£14,000 refurb range also leaves the purchase-plus-works cost stretched against the local benchmark for this floor area; that comparison is not a forecast of the value after renovation. Overall, this is a manageable project, but the asking price leaves limited room for the work to create value.

Key opportunities

  • Refresh the dated reception-room finishes and make good the damaged lower walls after investigating the staining.
  • Tidy and improve the enclosed rear garden, including addressing the uneven or raised paving.
  • Explore the listing’s stated extension potential, subject to permissions and a proper feasibility assessment.

Key risks

  • The asking price plus the £6,000–£14,000 refurbishment range puts the purchase-and-works cost above the local benchmark for this floor area, limiting the value opportunity.
  • Purchase plus works may take you to around £174,500 before you finish, with refurbishment in the region of £10,000, leaving a gap of around 21% versus area norms for this sqft; post-works value sits outside our data.

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Dunsink Road, Birmingham, B6
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Current average variable rate is 6.60%

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£621
Based on a loan of £123,375 over 30 years at 4.45% interest

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