The area is full of character and the home of industry in the midlands, as evidenced by the architecture and buildings within this conservation area. This regeneration of these buildings is creating some fabulous places to eat, sleep, shop and play.

Birmingham’s economy currently stands in excess of £120 Billion, and is growing at a higher rate than any other city in the UK. It holds the accolade of the UK’s second city after the Capital, which is reflected across the board within the cities key performance statistics.

Birmingham is strategically located for motorway travel with the M5, M6, M40 and M42 all interconnecting in and around the city. Three main rail stations serve Birmingham, New Street, Snow Hill and Moor Street, together providing a comprehensive network linking long-distance destinations across the UK.

Birmingham International is approx twenty-five minutes drive from the development, enabling domestic and international air travel with ease and convenience.