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Affordable one and two-bedroom apartments in Birmingham's Eastside with a 999-year virtual freehold structure and immediate rental income

Price
GBP 210.0K – GBP 368.0K
Completion
Q4 2023

Introduction

A collection of affordable one and two-bedroom apartments in Birmingham's Eastside, a district undergoing major transformation anchored by the HS2 Curzon Street terminus, Millennium Point, and over £1.5 billion in committed infrastructure investment. This development stands apart as the only residential scheme in Birmingham offering a 999-year lease with zero ground rent, providing a virtual freehold structure that eliminates lease-decay risk entirely. Completed and generating income, with the Bullring and Grand Central shopping destinations just minutes away and a major Selfridges flagship within walking distance. Birmingham is forecast to add 150,000 new residents by 2030, and completed city-centre stock absorbs demand without supply-timing risk. Request Access for full investment details and available units.

Payment Terms

Payment plan available with developer funding (no mortgage required)

Why This Opportunity

  • 999-Year Lease, Zero Ground Rent

    Birmingham's only residential development offering a virtual freehold structure with zero ground rent, saving investors thousands of pounds compared to standard leasehold terms where ground rents can escalate unpredictably. Following UK leasehold reform, properties with clean ground rent structures command measurable resale premiums.

  • Completed, Immediate Rental Income

    Immediate income with zero construction risk is particularly valuable in a market where several Birmingham new-build projects have experienced significant delivery delays. Completed stock in prime locations absorbs demand without the supply-timing risk that pre-construction buyers face.

  • Eastside Regeneration and HS2

    Eastside's transformation is anchored by the HS2 Curzon Street terminus, Millennium Point, and over £1.5 billion in committed infrastructure investment. Birmingham city-centre property has consistently outperformed the broader West Midlands market, and Eastside's relative affordability within the city centre leaves room for continued appreciation.

  • Minutes from Birmingham's Retail Core

    Walking distance to one of the UK's busiest shopping destinations, attracting over 30 million visitors annually, ensures the surrounding neighbourhood maintains high footfall, amenity density, and transport connectivity. Proximity to a major Selfridges flagship and Birmingham's restaurant quarter drives tenant retention in the young professional segment.

The Area

Where it is

Getting around

  • International Airport

    Birmingham Airport [Car (20 minutes) - 8 miles]

  • Main Railway Station

    Birmingham New Street Station [Walking (15 minutes) or Train]

  • High-Speed Rail

    Future HS2 Station [Walking (30 minutes) - 49 minutes to London]

  • Accessibility Score

    Excellent connectivity to London (49 minutes via HS2), Manchester, and all major UK cities

Nearby

  • Nearby Attractions and Infrastructure

    Bullring Shopping Centre, Selfridges Flagship Store, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Symphony Hall, International Convention Centre, Birmingham Hippodrome, Colmore Row Business District

  • City Centre Amenities & Services

    City centre shops, high-end fashion retailers, Michelin-starred restaurants, bars, cafés, supermarkets, banks, medical facilities, business services, and entertainment venues

Schools

  • University

    Birmingham City University [Walking distance - 10 minutes]

  • University

    Aston University [Walking distance - 15 minutes]

  • University

    University of Birmingham [Car/Train (20 minutes) - 5 miles]

  • University

    Birmingham City University (City Centre Campus) [Walking distance - 10 minutes]

  • College

    Various local schools and colleges within easy reach

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