Glasswater Locks, Birmingham

Description

• One Bedroom Apartments From £275,000
• Two Bedroom Apartments From £285,000
• Located in the heart of Birmingham’s Learning Quarter
• Distinctive canalside setting with retail and commercial space
• Residents’ amenities include 24 hr concierge, cinema, games room & gym
• Moments from the city centre and shops
• Less than half a mile from forthcoming HS2 at Curzon Street Station

Glasswater Locks opens up a new gateway between Birmingham's Eastside and the city's vibrant Learning Quarter. Its selection of contemporary canal-side apartments and duplexes are located moments away from the city centre and high-speed rail links.

The vision is to create a thriving new community with extensive on-site facilities that offer an appealing alternative to the buzz of the city. The elegant landscaping breathes life back into the canal-side, connecting the city's rich industrial heritage with its promising future.

The site – close to the forthcoming HS2 network, and the emerging Knowledge Quarter – will inject new life into the canal-side, with high-quality new public squares, and elevated shared podiums containing a mixture of alfresco restaurants, bars, and cafes.

Residents will have a canal-side club with elevated, residents-only courtyard gardens, lounges, 24-hour concierge, Juliet balconies, reading and co-working areas, a games room, a cinema room, and a state-of-the-art gymnasium.

Seven buildings will be built, with the first phase including 59-bed Ashted Wharf and 60-bed Belmont Wharf – two nine-storey buildings featuring one- and two-bedrooms and those impressive residents’ facilities listed above.

Subsequent phases, which we will update as the project evolves, include Cardigan Wharf and Curzon Wharf – again, two nine-storey buildings; 18-storey Cameo Works; and the signature 37-storey Glasswater Tower.

Up to 769 bicycles will be allocated, with underground parking for 108, 15 disabled, and around 10 electric vehicle bays.

Why Choose Birmingham?

Birmingham, the UK's second biggest city, is considered a young and vibrant cultural epicentre with a booming £31.9 billion economy, and an increasing young population. It is one of the UK’s fastest growing business hubs with seven characterful quarters. Each known for its unique offering, such as jewellery makers, universities and conference venues.

Birmingham is one of the UK’s fastest growing business hubs with three key areas in the city centre Colmore Row, Paradise and Brindley Place. It is also one of the country's largest legal and financial services centres, making it the no. 1 choice for professionals moving out of London. Also 49% of students studying in Birmingham chose to remain in the city post-graduation to begin their careers.