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3.0 / 5From 1 renter review
The property had great amenities and was well-maintained, but the landlord was slow to respond to maintenance issues. The location was convenient for the university but noisy due to student population. Overall, a decent place to live.
ONS Price Index of Private Rents, April 2026, local-authority averages · Apr 2026 · Birmingham. Local-authority averages, not this home’s rent or current asking prices.
Energy information where available, plus local connections and everyday essentials. Each card shows what its figures describe.
From the mapped location · straight-line distances.
From the mapped location · straight-line distances.
Share of homes in B29 6EP with coverage — not your connection speed.
Availability at this home and the speed you receive may differ.
Poor insulation may make this home harder to keep warm.
Solid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed) · Roof room(s), no insulation (assumed)
Band D total · Birmingham · Check the property’s band for an exact bill.
Source · MHCLG Council tax levels set by local authorities in England 2026 to 2027, Band D · 2026/27
Annual Band D council tax including precepts. This home’s band is unconfirmed; the actual bill depends on the band and any discounts.
Private-renting households · Birmingham
Source · ONS Census 2021 / Nomis TS054 tenure, private rented households · 2021
The share of households renting privately across this local authority. This is area context, not a description of the people in this building.
Compared across England; reference postcode B29 6EP.
Source · MHCLG English indices of deprivation 2025 · 2025
The published 2025 decile for the matched 2021 neighbourhood. The index combines income, employment, health, education, crime, housing and living environment. It is not a rating of this home, an individual resident or personal safety.
At your viewing: listen in the bedroom with the windows open and closed.