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Download Brochure LIFESTYLE A UNIQUE DEVELOPMENT OF 5 REMARKABLE WAREHOUSE APARTMENTS, LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE THRIVING CITY OF BIRMINGHAM. CENTRE OF IT ALL 5x2 is at the heart of the countless attractions the city has to offer. Whether it be dining out at one of the various Michelin-starred restaurants, sampling the Balti Triangle or attending one of over 50 free music and culture festivals a year, 5x2 will make a great base. In addition to having more canals than Venice, there is an abundance of green space in Birmingham - the greenest city in the UK with over 600 parks and open spaces. It also has the highest quality of life in the UK outside London. Looking for a more adventurous life? Birmingham boasts top class sporting facilities for football, tennis, cricket and golf whether you wish to play yourself or watch the best in the world compete. If you prefer your relaxation to be retail driven, in the Bullring & Grand Central, Birmingham also has one of the largest shopping centres in Europe, catering for everyone’s tastes from H&M to Selfridges. 5x2 is also the perfect location to kit your home out in the latest furniture with Heals, Bo Concept and MADE just a 5 minute walk away in Mailbox Birmingham. 4 5 TIMINGS Birmingham Airport – 20 mins LAWLEY MIDDLEWAY New Street Station – 5 mins M6 Moor Street Station – 15 mins JEWELLERY Snow Hill Station – 15 mins QUARTER Birmingham Curzon Street (HS2) – 20 mins M6 – 15 mins M5 – 20 mins BIRMINGHAM SNOW HILL M40 – 20 mins Bullring & Grand Central – 10 mins CURZON Mailbox – 5 mins STREET A4540 Jewellery Quarter – 20 mins Colmore Row – 15 mins COLMORE ROW HSBC – 15 mins Symphony Hall – 6 mins HSBC HQ CITY CENTRE London – 80 mins SYMPHONY HALL BIRMINGHAM MOOR STREET BRINDLEY PLACE BIRMINGHAM NEW STREET BULLRING & GRAND CENTRAL MAILBOX BIRMINGHAM CUSTARD FACTORY BROAD STREET THE CUBE CHINESE QUARTER M5 O2 BIRMINGHAM ACADAMY A456 A45 A4540 AIRPORT M40 BRISTOL STREET EDGBASTON 6 7 WHY BIRMINGHAM? #BOOMINGHAM Birmingham is in the middle of an unprecedented level of investment and development. Driven by the improving transport links and access to workforce, Birmingham is re-establishing itself as the UK’s second city. n 500,000 employees - the highest outside London n 2nd in UK for number of start ups n More jobs created from foreign investment than any other region in the UK n 90% of UK within 4 hours of the city n HSBC new Head Office n HS2 arriving 2026: London in 49 minutes n Commonwealth Games in 2022 8 9 ARCHITECTURE AND FEELING INTERIORS REANIMATE NOT DECIMATE INDUSTRIAL EDGE At Coppertree we have painstakingly developed a comprehensive plan to utilise this Coppertree has created stunning interiors in 5x2. All materials look and feel great building’s features. Where other developers would have knocked down and built exceptional, bringing a modern and cutting-edge industrial design that reflects both the bland boxes, Coppertree has developed the beauty within. city’s past and the direction it’s heading; 5x2 homes don’t feel like ordinary apartments. With high ceilings and substantial 1,000 ft2 + flats, 5x2 is a very different development. Taking inspiration from modernistic Scandinavian design the apartments provide a At Coppertree we have worked tirelessly to maximise the space within the flats and simple, clean and functional environment that gives you the opportunity to add more create beautiful places to live. Open plan living with plenty of storage space provides individuality and luxury to your home. everything required by the modern homebuyer. Coppertree also values the connection to the outside world and so apartments have winter gardens or wraparound balconies to bring the outside in whatever the weather. 10 11 WAREHOUSE 1 WAREHOUSE 2 Lift Lift En-Suite Cycle Rack A: 4.9m2 Entrance Lobby Stairs Stairs Master Bedroom Lobby Lobby A: 16.9m2 Store A: 1.3m2 Bathroom A: 6.1m2 Lobby Bedroom A: 11.1m2 A: 14.2m2 Lobby Store 2 A: 6.3m A: 2.6m2 Bedroom A: 20.8m2 Office Bathroom Dressing Kitchen / Dining / Living 2 Kitchen / Dining / Living A: 5.4m Room A: 34.5m2 2 A: 32.2m A: 3.1m2 Winter Garden Total area: 104 sq. metres A: 5.7m2 Total area: 71 sq. metres Ceiling height 3450mm Ceiling height 2500mm 12 13 WAREHOUSE 3 WAREHOUSE 4 Upper floor Lift En-Suite Lower floor A: 4.9m2 Stairs Master Bedroom Lift Lobby A: 16.9m2 Stairs Lobby Bathroom A: 6.1m2 Lobby Bedroom A: 11.1m2 A: 14.2m2 Store Kitchen / Dining / Living Store A: 43.0m2 A: 2.6m2 Lobby Wrap Around Balcony Office A: 7.2m2 A: 9.1m2 Kitchen / Dining / Living A: 34.5m2 Bathroom A: 4.9m2 Winter Garden A: 5.7m2 Total area: 108 sq. metres Bedroom En-Suite 2 A: 12.4m A: 3.9m2 Total area: 96 sq. metres excluding outside space Master Bedroom Ceiling height A: 14.6m2 3400mm Ceiling height 2400mm 14 15 WAREHOUSE 5 SERVICES All mains connected Lower floor HEATING AND WATER Cast iron radiators with hot water on demand from central system ELECTRICAL Black designer USB sockets and switches with matt En-Suite Lift A: 3.9m2 black exposed conduit on external walls, fully linked smoke and fire alarms Stairs KITCHEN Cutting edge kitchen design with designer handles and Lobby Master Bedroom A: 15.3m2 taps, Bosch ceramic hob and double oven, with built in fridge and separate freezer. Kitchens are finished with high quality stone worktops and include integrated Lobby A: 6.6m2 washer/dryers Bathroom BATHROOMS Porcelanosa floor and wall tiles, black designer A: 4.8m2 rainwater showers and taps. Hansgrohe sanitary ware including shower in en-suite and bath in main bathroom Bedroom Upper floor A: 16.5m2 DOORS Contemporary solid core fire doors with matte black handles WINDOWS Double glazed aluminium black crittal-effect windows with matching bi-fold and sliding doors where appropriate Wrap Around DECORATION Off-white matte emulsion to all walls, external walls Balcony A: 11.2m2 exposed brick, internal walls crisp plaster finish Kitchen / Dining / Living A: 42.9m2 FLOORING Light oak hardwood in kitchen and lounge, high quality Store grey carpet to bedrooms Total area: 94 sq. metres excluding outside space DOOR ENTRY Video with intercom TV AND MEDIA Communal Sky TV, analog TV and BT internet Ceiling height 2400mm JOINERY High quality two square grooved skirting and architrave 16 17 ABOUT COPPERTREE RUN BY TWO Coppertree is owned and run by Jon Horton and James Goodchild, who have more than 20 years’ experience in property between them. They have each come to property from other industries. Jon has more than 10 years senior management experience at major blue-chip companies, and James has been an entrepreneur from an early age, successfully starting up various companies from sales and leisure to tree recycling! Jon and James love to get involved in all aspects of the projects, meaning the developments have a real personal touch and a strong connection to the directors. For Jon and James, it’s all about being proud of what they create and enjoying the process. And that’s where 5 x 2 comes from: 5 remarkable warehouse apartments created by 2 people. For you. 18 Telephone: 01675 443906 Telephone: 0121 366 0456 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: coppertreedevelopments.com Website: fleetmilne.co.uk/5x2 Coppertree Limited 85-89 Colmore Row Yew Tree Farm, Church Lane Birmingham B3 2BB Bickenhill, Solihull B92 0DN.
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