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Flat 2, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SE

Flat / maisonetteLeasehold85 m² · EPC
Last sale£115,000Sep 2001 · HM Land Registry
If it moved with Birmingham flat prices£302,000Aug 2026 · UK HPI
Surface water floodingVery low
EnergyEPC EJan 2025
12MapN ↑116 m ↔
Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026 · Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026

Before you offer

2 things to check

1Leasehold: Lease documents needed

The lease term and charges affect future costs and mortgage options.

Ask the agent for the lease, remaining term, charges and planned works.

HM Land Registry · Sep 2001

2Uninsulated solid walls: EPC E

Poor insulation or an EPC E–G rating can mean higher heating bills.

Read the full certificate and ask about insulation and heating costs.

EPC · Jan 2025

+ Flood risk very low · Outside coal high-risk area · Not in a higher-radon area

Not covered here yet: conservation area, listed buildings nearby, article 4 direction, tree protection, road noise, rail noise, airport noise. Your conveyancer’s local search covers the planning checks.

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Price

If it moved with Birmingham flat prices

£302,000

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This home’s sale history

Jul 1998 £75,000Sep 2001 £115,000Jul 1998Sep 2001£115,000
SoldPriceTypeTenureRecord
Sep 2001£115,000Flat / maisonetteLeaseholdA
Jul 1998£75,000Flat / maisonetteLeaseholdA

Street sales

AddressSoldPriceTypeTenure
Flat 3, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SEJan 2023£500,000Other propertyFreehold
Apartment 87, Southside Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 4THJan 2020£168,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Flat 3, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SENov 2015£95,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Flat 1, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SEOct 2015£100,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Apartment 87, Southside Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 4THDec 2007£137,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Flat 1, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SEOct 2005£82,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Apartment 87, Southside Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 4THMar 2005£163,950Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Flat 2, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SESep 2001£115,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
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AddressSoldPriceTypeTenure
Flat 3, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SEJul 2001£95,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Flat 2, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SEJul 1998£75,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Flat 1, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SEAug 1997£17,500Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Flat 3, 119 Hurst Street, Birmingham, B5 6SENov 1995£70,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
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The land

+ Flood risk very low · Outside coal high-risk area · Not in a higher-radon area

Not covered here yet: conservation area, listed buildings nearby, article 4 direction, tree protection. Your conveyancer’s local search covers the planning checks.

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The building

Uninsulated solid walls: EPC E

Poor insulation or an EPC E–G rating can mean higher heating bills.

Read the full certificate and ask about insulation and heating costs.

EPC · Jan 2025

Floor area
85 m²
Potential EPC band
C
Age band
England and Wales: 1930-1949
Walls (certificate wording)
Solid brick, as built, no insulation (assumed)
Roof (certificate wording)
Pitched, no insulation
Windows (certificate wording)
Some double glazing
Heating (certificate wording)
Boiler and radiators, mains gas
Building height
Unavailable

EPC · Jan 2025

Living

Broadband in the area

Postcode residential gigabit coverage: Unavailable

Full fibre in the local authority: 85.6%

Ofcom · Jan 2026

Schools nearby

DfE GIAS · Nov 2026 · Ofsted · Sep 2026

Area context

Deprivation decile (1 is most deprived within its nation): 5 · England 2025

Recorded police incidents: 1980

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Lease documents

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Next steps

Ask a surveyor to confirm Level 2 or Level 3 after reviewing the age, condition and alterations.

Ask the conveyancer about local authority, drainage, environmental, flood and mining searches appropriate to this address.

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Questions for the agent

Questions for your surveyor and conveyancer

Ask the surveyor

Which survey level covers this home’s condition, damp, cracks and any alterations?

  • Uninsulated solid walls: Read the full certificate and ask about insulation and heating costs.

Ask the conveyancer

Which title, drainage and local searches are needed for this address?

  • Leasehold: Ask the agent for the lease, remaining term, charges and planned works.
Sources and licences

Contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI 2026

Radon Potential classification UK Health Security Agency © Crown copyright 2022

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