2 bedroom apartment

A unique two-bedroom ground floor apartment conveniently located on the highly desirable St Pauls Square in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter. The property breifly comprises an entrance hallway, open-plan kitchen/living room, two bedrooms (one of which has an ensuite) and a family bathroom. Two parking spaces are included which is very rare to see in the city centre!

Hallway 8'4" x 10'8" (2.54m x 3.25m)
Accessed via the communal hallway of the development entering into the property you walk into an entrance hallway with intercom system, storage cupboard, airing cupboard, and doors leading to all rooms.

Kitchen / Living Room 16'1" x 13'7" (4.9m x 4.14m)
An open-plan kitchen / living room with adequate space for a dining table and chairs without encroaching on the living area. The kitchen is to the rear aspect of the room and features wall and base cabinet with counter above and integrated oven and hob with extractor above, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and a sink. There is laminate flooring throughout the room and windows to the front aspect that allow plenty of natural light.

Bedroom 1 10'6" x 17'4" (3.2m x 5.28m)
A spacious master bedroom with carpet flooring, large window to the front aspect, and room for a desk and chair suitable for those working from home. To the side is an ensuite bathroom.

Ensuite Bathroom 4'1" x 9'7" (1.24m x 2.92m)
Ensuite bathroom off the master bedroom with tiled flooring and part-tiled walls, and a bathroom suite comprising shower, wc, and wash basin.

Bedroom 2 11'10" x 13'6" (3.6m x 4.11m)
A large bedroom offering more than usual space for a second bedroom with carpet flooring.

Bathroom 6' x 8'9" (1.83m x 2.67m)
Family bathroom with tiled flooring, part-tiled walls and a bathroom suite comprising a bath with shower above and a glass shower screen, wash basin, wc, and a heated towel rail.

The Jewellery Quarter with its rich industrial heritage, sits within the close knit streets between Icknield Street and Great Hampton Street.
The new canal network transformed the once gentrified, rural district owned by the Colmore estate and home to small terraced houses surrounding St Paul's church back in the early 1700ís, into a thriving industrial area with warehouses being built along its banks, homes to the new industries that flourished through this new revolution.
Gun Making, metal rolling and casting, heavy industries sat alongside the fine crafting businesses and enterprises flourishing in back to back houses in the ever-growing network of streets.
This iconic neighbourhood is renowned for its artisanal heritage, brimming with quaint boutiques, art galleries, and stylish eateries. Discover a harmonious blend of old-world charm and contemporary vibrancy as you explore cobbled streets, discover hidden gems, and experience the rich legacy of the jewellery trade