Alcester Street, Birmingham

Iron Works is a striking, converted red-brick building dating back to circa 1905, proudly occupying a prominent corner position at Alcester Street and Green Street in Digbeth. Standing three stories tall, this boutique development houses just 14 exclusive, high-specification apartments.

This striking and characterful apartment showcases an abundance of original features, including exposed brickwork, steel beams and impressive refurbished Crittall-style windows, which flood the space with natural light and create a true loft-style aesthetic. The spacious open-plan living area offers ample room for both lounge and dining, seamlessly incorporating a sleek, modern kitchen complete with integrated Bosch appliances ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

Both bedrooms are generous doubles, with the principal bedroom benefitting from a stylish en-suite shower room, while a separate bathroom serves the second bedroom and guests. The overall finish combines modern convenience with industrial charm, making this a standout home.

Located in the heart of Digbeth, the apartment is perfectly positioned within one of Birmingham’s most vibrant and fast-evolving neighbourhoods. Known for its creative scene, independent bars, street food venues and cultural hotspots, Digbeth offers a unique lifestyle with landmarks such as Custard Factory and frequent events and festivals right on your doorstep. The area also benefits from excellent connectivity, with Birmingham City Centre just a short walk away, making it an ideal location for professionals and investors alike.

Location

Iron Works enjoys a prime central location just moments from Selfridges Birmingham and a little over a five-minute walk to the ever-popular Bullring. From the luxury offerings of Harvey Nichols Birmingham and the canalside setting of The Mailbox, to a diverse mix of shopping centres and historic markets, Birmingham caters to every taste. The world-renowned Jewellery Quarter is also within easy reach, offering a unique blend of heritage and independent retail.

The area is equally well known for its vibrant food and social scene, with an abundance of cafés, bars and restaurants all within walking distance. Nearby, Custard Factory stands as one of the UK’s leading creative quarters outside London. Home to over 500 businesses, it combines independent retailers, digital enterprises and dynamic event spaces, hosting a regular calendar of markets, festivals, live music and private events, further enhancing the energy and appeal of this thriving neighbourhood.

Property information

Tenure: Leasehold

Service Charge: £3122

Ground Rent: £636.83

Council Tax Band: D

Property Construction: Brick

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Past or Present Planning Permissions Or Applications: Planning Permission Granted

Is the property located in a Coalfied Or Mining Area: No