278 Apartments in Birmingham City Centre BRISTOL STREET

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278 Apartments in Birmingham City Centre BRISTOL STREET

BRISTOL STREET, BIRMINGHAM 278 Apartments in Birmingham City Centre Site Location 1.0 Commentary • Located close to Castle Boulevard Birmingham City Centre • 1km from Birmingham New Street Station Birmingham New Street Station 1km Site Location Site Location 1.0 The scheme is located to the south of the City Centre, just a 15 minutes walk 10 to Birmingham New Street Station, 11 6 and only 20 minutes to Victoria 8 2 7 9 Square. 4 12 5 1. Birmingham New Street Station 1 3 2. Arena Birmingham 3. Bullring & Grand Central 4. Victoria Square 5. Symphony Hall 6. Birmingham Children’s Hospital 7. St Phillip’s Cathedral 8. Great Western Arcade 9. Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum 10. Aston University 11. Birmingham Snow Hill 12. Colmore Row BRISTOL ST LEE BANK MIDDLEWAY SITE BELGRAVE MIDDLEWAY New Developments Locally 1.1 Park Central (Residential & Retail) • 335 apartments • Complete Soho Wharf (Residential and Commercial) • 750 homes • Planning granted Proposed Plans 2.0 Site Boundary Wider Development Boundary N Site Plan Proposed Plans 2.0 N Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan Proposed Plans 2.0 N Fourth Floor Plan Fifth Floor Plan Proposed Plans 2.0 N Sixth Floor Plan 13th - 14th Floor Plan Proposal Summary 2.1 PRS Summary: • 278 Units • 4 Disabled parking bays • 98 parking bays • 175m2 Retail • 216 no. cycle parking bays Unit Percentages: 1B1P 21% 1B2P 8% 2B3P 68% 2B4P 3% Amenity Space: Internal amenity space - 706 sqm Discounted GIA External shared terrace - 2,264 sqm Excludes lift & stair voids, risers, AOV’s External private terrace - 145 sqm and retail Total internal & external amenity space 3,115 sqm SCHEDULES Proposal Summary 2.1 PRS NIA to GIA = 72% NIA to GIA (Discounted) = 74% Note: GIA excludes car park SCHEDULES Scheme Visuals 2.2 Bristol St / Belgrave Middleway intersection Scheme Visuals 2.2 View towards St. Luke’s Park Scheme Visuals 2.2 Bristol Street - Evening View Appendix 3.0 Two bed apartment PRS UNITS Two bed apartment PRS UNITS One bed apartment PRS UNITS One bed apartment PRS UNITS Cassidy Group Precedents 2.0 SAFFRON COURT, NOTTINGHAM - completed summer 2019 Cassidy Group Precedents 2.0 CHAINEY PLACE, NOTTINGHAM - started on site 2019 CONTACT 0044 1676 522 330 [email protected] www.cassidygroup.com Head Office The Barns Whitestitch Lane Meriden CV7 7JE United Kingdom Berkshire Office Suite 2 Markham House 20 Broad Street Wokingham RG40 1AH United Kingdom.

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