Terraced house to rent in Variety Works, Frederick Street, Jewellery Quarter B1

Located in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter and inspired by the rich history and architecture of the location it is situated within, this modern but twist on industrial legacy and architectural language of the area is located this luxurious end Mews House which spans over 970Sq. Ft of internal living space and a private garden.

Description Located in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter and inspired by the rich history and architecture of the location it is situated within, this modern but twist on industrial legacy and architectural language of the area is located this luxurious, end Mews House which spans over 970Sq. Ft of internal living space and a private garden.

Variety Works has a generous entrance area with an open steel staircase which is a distinctive feature of the house alongside, exposed brick and beams with a nod towards it 1800's jewellery workshop heritage. This relaxing industrial style home comprises of a fantastic luxurious specification breakfast kitchen area with integrated appliances, a magnificent living area with wooden beam work and full height windows across four bays leading to the private garden.
The downstairs accommodation furthermore has a downstairs guest W.C.

Leading to the first floor using the feature staircase, accommodates the master bedroom and steel works with a second double bedroom and a further high specification bathroom with separate shower cubicle.

Offered unfurnished currently but the owner is opening to Furnishing this property, for the asking price.

Available end July.

Location Birmingham has a unique history, and nowhere is this more evident than the city's iconic Jewellery Quarter. Retaining the colour and vibrancy of its bustling 200 year old heritage, the Quarter is home to a similarly upwardly mobile population in it's 21st Century guise. Shops, bars and restaurants of every kind have emerged from what remains of the factories that once dominated the landscape, breathing new life into the area and creating a unique atmosphere that is quintessentially Birmingham.

Tenant Fee Act 1019. Under latest legislation, permitted tenant payments include:

- Rent
- Utility bills
- Holding deposit equivalent of 1 weeks rent
- Changes to an AST during tenancy
- Company let fees still apply

James Laurence are members of The Property Ombudsman and in partnership with the Money Shield Client Money protection Scheme (cmp). All enquiries and further information requests can be sent to .

Birmingham City Council Property Licensing
Selective Licensing Of Other Residential Accommodation (Housing Act 2004 Part 3)

The local authority has granted a licence in respect of the above property. A licence has been granted as it is a property to which Part 3 of the Act applies and is required to be licensed under that Part.

Occupation: This property is licensed for a maximum of tbc people living as tbc households.

Notice: All measurements are approximate, and photographs/images provided for guidance only and may not accurately represent the property.

Agents Note: All material information stated below has been agreed/ confirmed with our client, we would request all information to be verified by the interested applicant with a James Laurence Estate Agent Employee prior to proceeding forward with an application.

Rental Per Month: £1,850.00

Deposit Amount To Be Held In The Deposit Protection Service (dps): £ Equivalent to 5-week's worth of Rent.
Further information regarding the scheme can be found here: Custodial terms and conditions | dps ()

Length Of Tenancy: 6 months minimum term

Local Authority: Birmingham City Council

Council Tax Band: E

Further Material Information:-

Part A

Council Tax / Domestic Rates: E
Rent: £1850.00
Deposit(s): Equivalent to 5-week's worth of Rent.

Part B

Property type: Mews house
Property construction: Brick
Number and types of room: 2
Electricity supply: Tbc
Water supply: Severn Trent
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Gas
Broadband: You should make your own enquires into the coverage.
Mobile signal/coverage: You should make your own enquires into the coverage.
Parking: Permit. You must apply via the council.

Part C

Building safety: This property has cladding, as far as we know the current position with the property is:- It's been tested and there are no works required. You should make enquires about the external wall system of the property, if it has cladding and if it is safe or if there are interim measure in place.
Restrictions: N/a.
Rights and easements: N/a.
Flood risk: N/a.
Coastal erosion risk: N/a.
Planning permission: N/a.
Accessibility/adaptations: N/a.
Coalfield or mining area: N/a.
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)**: C