Presented by Partridge Homes, the Multi Award Winning Letting Agents

Partridge Homes are delighted to present this well-maintained, two-bedroom ground floor apartment perfectly positioned on the ever-popular St Patricks Close, Kings Heath. Offering spacious accommodation, communal gardens, off-road parking, and a private garage, this is a superb opportunity for tenants seeking comfort, convenience and excellent local amenities.

Kings Heath continues to be one of Birmingham’s most desirable suburbs — loved for its community feel, thriving high street, independent shops, great parks, and outstanding schools. This property sits ideally within easy reach of Kings Heath High Street, local bus links, Kings Heath Park, and Moseley Village.

🏡 Property Overview

Lounge Diner — 4.37m x 2.87m (14’4″ x 9’5″)
Light-filled living space with rear garden views, wood-effect flooring, storage heater and access to the modern kitchen.

Modern Kitchen — 2.49m x 2.13m (8’2″ x 7’0″)
Fitted with high-gloss units, laminate worktops, hob, oven, extractor, plumbing for washing machine, fridge-freezer space and rear garden outlook.

Bedroom One — 3.45m x 2.9m (11’4″ x 9’6″)
Good double bedroom with front aspect.

Bedroom Two — 2.13m x 2.49m (7’0″ x 8’2″)
Ideal second bedroom, office or nursery.

Bathroom — 2.29m x 1.14m (7’6″ x 3’9″)
Modern suite with bath and shower over, WC, basin and contemporary tiling.

Additional Benefits:

• Communal gardens

• Garage

• Off-road communal parking

• Secure communal entrance

• Ground floor convenience

• Quiet residential development

🌳 Living in Kings Heath – Why It’s So Popular

Kings Heath has become one of Birmingham’s most sought-after neighbourhoods thanks to its vibrant centre, strong community and excellent schools. With a mix of green spaces, trendy cafés, artisan shops, pubs, music venues and easy transport links, it attracts young professionals, couples, small families and long-term renters.

Q&A With Amy Boardman – Lettings Administration Manager at Partridge Homes

Q: Why do so many people choose to live in Kings Heath?

Amy: Kings Heath has a real sense of community. You’ve got everything from independent bakeries to craft beer bars, the famous Hare & Hounds music venue, Kings Heath Park, and great connections into Birmingham city centre. It suits every kind of tenant — young professionals, commuters, families, and people who love that busy village feel but still want green spaces.

Q: What makes St Patricks Close a good choice for tenants?

Amy: It’s quiet, peaceful and neatly maintained. Tenants really like the communal gardens, the convenience of having a garage, and the fact it’s set back from the main road. Ground-floor apartments always let quickly due to accessibility, and the layout of this one flows nicely — it’s bright, well-kept and easy to furnish.

Q: What are the best primary schools in Kings Heath?

Amy: Kings Heath is known for its excellent schools. Some of the most asked-about ones include:

• Kings Heath Primary School

• Colmore Infant & Junior School

• St Dunstan’s Catholic Primary School

• Wheelers Lane Primary School

Many people moving into the area choose Kings Heath specifically because of the local education options.

Q: What is day-to-day life like in Kings Heath for new residents?

Amy: It’s brilliant — everything is on your doorstep. You’ve got great parks like Kings Heath Park and Highbury Park, loads of coffee shops, yoga studios, gyms, independent restaurants and award-winning pubs. It’s also really walkable, which lots of tenants love.

Q: What are some of the best pubs, restaurants and cafés in Kings Heath?

Amy: Kings Heath has some absolute favourites:

• The Juke – brilliant for music

• The Hare & Hounds – iconic venue

• Polar Bear Bar & Barbecue

• Kitchen Garden Café

• Otto Pizza (Kings Heath branch)

• Grace + James wine bar

• Fletchers Bar

• Black Lab Coffee House

And for families, places like The Village and White Swan are always popular.

Q: Are there good transport connections?

Amy: Definitely. Buses run constantly into the city centre, Moseley, Selly Oak, Edgbaston and Solihull. With the new Kings Heath train station progressing, the area is only getting stronger for commuters.

Q: Who is this property ideal for?

Amy: It’s perfect for a couple, single professional, small family, or someone looking to downsize. The garage is a bonus and the communal areas are well maintained — it’s a low-maintenance home in a brilliant location.

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