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Gbsh01-En-Brochure-151047F0-9A9d S U P E R I O R BUILD QUALITY E X C E L L E N T D E S I G N AND QUALITY LOCA T I O N / CONNECTIVITY SPECIFICA TIONS UNRIV ALLED RESIDENT’S F ACILITIES CANALSIDE LIVING Interiors inspired by the heritage of the Gun Quarter of Birmingham Apartments and communal areas influenced by local craftsmanship Blending traditional materials with modern contemporary design 3 Exclusive facilities: 24 hour concierge Residents’ Lounge Residents’ Gym Cinema Room Sauna & Steam Room 3 canalside landscaped podium gardens 4 Block Phases The Colmore A The Belmont B The Fazeley C The Lancaster D The Barker E 5 The Lancaster The Barker Block D Quantity Size (Sq. Ft.) Block E Quantity Size (Sq. Ft.) 1 bed 38 538 1 bed 56 478 - 550 2 bed 38 720 - 1132 2 bed 27 657 - 938 3 bed 4 1335 - 1617 3 bed 5 1100 Includes 139 car parking spaces 6 S T R O N G PROPER TY MARKET INVESTMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE AND HQ RELOCA TION TRANSPOR T EDUCA TION LIFESTYLE 59% 50% 44% 6% of city centre population of residential properties Increase in residential property increase in property are in rented properties sold/under offer in values within 2km prices in 2017. 5.2 % in the Birmingham City Centre – of Birmingham New Street West Midlands London Zone 1 has only 11% Station in the past 5 years 10 £200m expansion of Birmingham £700m development of Paradise International Airport – 50 different Circus, including new HSBC and airlines flying to 150 destinations PwC head quarters £600M improvement of New Street 603,000 Sq ft of speculative Station has resulted in a 33% increase commercial space under construction in passengers since 2015 9 15 min walking distance 20 min walking distance from 5 min walking distance 5 min drive for direct routes to from New Street, Snow Hill and forthcoming HS2 terminal from Snow Hill and Colmore Row the north and south Moor Street Stations on Curzon Street business district 10 Journey Times Oxford 1 hr 30 mins Manchester 2 hrs Leeds 2 hrs 10 mins London 2 hrs 30 mins Brighton 3 hrs Newcastle upon Tyne 3 hrs 40 mins Glasgow 5 hrs Edinburgh 6 hrs Average journey times taken from Google Maps 11 Connections Snow Hill Station 06 mins New Street Station 12 mins Moor Street Station 13 mins Grand Central 12 mins HS2 Station 20 mins Attractions Business District 08 mins Cathedral Square 09 mins Victoria Square 11 mins Jewellery Quarter 12 mins The Bullring 14 mins The Mailbox 17 mins Brindley Place 20 mins Chinese Quarter 20 mins 12 40% 52,000 students of population aged Growing rental demand graduate each year under 25 – 17% Forecast Rental from Birmingham’s Growth to 2021 5 universities 14 Edgbaston High School for Girls Aston University – Research and Teaching King Edward VI High School for Girls University of Birmingham – Medical & Dentistry King Edward VI Camp Hill Grammar School for Boys Birmingham City University – Nursing University College Birmingham – Hospitality, King Edward’s School, Edgbaston Business Management, Accounting Solihull School, Solihull Newman University – Sports Science, Humanities & Teacher Training 14 15 INSPIRA TION FINANCIAL STRENGTH THE BERKELEY BRAND EXEMPLAR Y CUST O M E R SERV I C E AND AFTERCARE “ O U R N AM E W AS INSPIRED BY T H E C I V I C IMPROVEMENTS D E L I V E R E D BY BIRMINGHAM’S 1 9 T H CENTUR Y MAYOR , J O S E P H CHAMBERLAIN. WE S H A R E H I S B E L I E F THAT AN I N S P I R I N G PUBLIC REALM IS T H E CORNERST O N E OF A HAPP Y, T H R I V I N G COMMUNITY AN D O U R COMMITMENT T O D E L I V E R T HE B EST FOR L O C AL P E O P L E W I L L BE AT T HE H E AR T OF EVERY T H I N G WE DO.” 19 £4.55B £687.3M £934.9M £2.19B FTSE 100 – Market in the bank and zero gearing profit before tax forward sales Capitalisation 20 19,000 12,000 2 £2B £3B Homes built in the People working Britain’s second most Contribution to Contribution to last 5 years across our sites admired company community facilities in the British economy across all the last five in 2017 sectors years 21 Best in Class developer – within London and Greater South East • 98% of our customers would recommend us • 6 global offices - Dubai - Singapore - Bangkok - Hong Kong - Shanghai - Beijing •Delivering homes of the highest quality •Setting a new standard in Birmingham 22 23 Our plan for the business has five areas of focus: •Customers •Homes •Places •Operations •Our People 24 26 27 General Electrical Kitchen Bathrooms / Ensuites Residents’ Facilities • Engineered hardwood timber flooring • LED downlights to hallway, kitchen, • Luxury bespoke-designed contemporary • Floor mounted Roca WC with concealed • Three individually designed private residents’ to hallway, kitchen and living room living room, ensuite, bathrooms and kitchen with handleless doors to all plots cistern over system podium gardens • Carpets to bedroom utility room • 16mm slimline worktop with matching • Semi-recessed Roca basin with post- • Exclusive access to gym, sauna and steam • Recessed veneer apartment • Ceiling pendant lighting full height slimline splashback formed worktop and ceramic tiled housing room, cinema room and residents’ lounge front doors to all bedrooms • Integrated Bosch black single oven • Bath panel and vanity worktop • Interior designed entrance lift, lobbies • Dark grey walnut veneer • Double socket with USB in textured iron • Slimline telescopic cooker hood in Utopia grey brown linear and corridors internal doors with black inserts to kitchen area and • Full width mirror to recess • Car parking, motorcycle and bicycle master bedroom • Integrated hob • Multi-point high security door locking • 600mm x 300mm ceramic tiles storage facility • Fully integrated dishwasher system to entrance door with spy hole • TV / media points to living room and all to floors and walls • 5 electric vehicle charging points bedrooms • Integrated full height 70 / 30 • Dark bronze ironmongery throughout fridge / freezer • Electric feature towel rail • CCTV security system • Mini black touchscreen video • Fitted wardrobe to and audio door entry system • Brushed black robe hook • 24-hour concierge master bedroom • Thermostatic controlled showers with mini • Sky Q with direct feed to • Video / audio door entry system handset and with 300mm ceiling mounted rain • Fitted washer / dryer living room • 10-year LABC warranty from shower • Hyperoptic fibre broadband date of legal completion • Thermostatic hand-held showers to baths to all plots as standard • Shower tray with hinged-line panel in black • 2-year St Joseph warranty • BT Openreach to all plots • 250-year lease as standard • Double ended bath • Communal heating system • Fixed bath screen in black to all apartments • Recessed alcoves to bathroom and ensuites • Brushed black paper roll holder 28 Snow Hill Wharf will be set beside a revitalised waterway offering fantastic views from the apartments and a tranquil backdrop to the landscape gardens. 29 Transport The Berkeley Brand Location Strong Property Market Financial Strength Superior Build Quality Investment in Infrastructure Aftercare Unrivalled Facilities 30 • One form of photo identification – passport, driving If the purchase is being taken in a company name then license or ID card. the following must be provided: • One form of proof of address – a current utility bill • A copy of the certificate of incorporation and or bank statement showing name and home address memorandum of articles and association. no older than three months. • Evidence of the company’s registered address. • Confirmation of source of funds. • A list of directors and shareholders. • Confirmation of occupation. • Individual photo ID and proof of address for directors and shareholders. Please ensure that the solicitors have signed and certified the original copies of the above. 31 Booking fee of £2,000 or 10% of purchase price less 10% advance payment is Balance of 80% is payable £5,000 subject to apartment reservation deposit is payable payable. 5% at 12 months and a upon completion value, payable upon upon exchange of contracts. further 5% at 18 months. (anticipated Q1 / Q2 2021). reservation. 32 The Barker (Block E) 88 apartments 56 no. 1 beds 32 no. 2 beds G – 13 plots 1 & 2 – 14 plots 3, 4, 5 – 13 plots 6 & 7 – 4 plots 35 37 Host city for 2022 Named the most 12,000 start-up 38,000 more jobs (forecast Commonwealth Games entrepreneurial technology businesses in 2017 in the next two years) city outside London 38.
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