The Copperworks

The project occupies a prominent location in the south-west of the city’s Jewellery Quarter, a new and thriving residential neighbourhood for Birmingham, only minutes’ walk from the city centre. Built within the strict conservational guidelines designed to preserve the heritage of the Jewellery Quarter, the development cleverly fuses its past industrial usage with a modern aesthetic to offer an array of homes full of character and charm. A community of 71 homes, The project comprises a range of residences; apartments, duplexes and townhouses. Some are new-build, others form part of the restoration of the centrepiece, the Grade II listed former brass works, dating back to 1854. Traversing Sloane Street and Camden Street and only half a mile from the Jewelry Quarter Metro, this project is a major new address and an exciting opportunity to be a part of this area’s residential renaissance.

Built to reflect the surrounding architecture of the Jewellery Quarter, this project features traditional red brickwork with hints of copper and zinc, a nod to the materials so ubiquitous to the forges and makers who gave the area its name. Deep reveal windows, dark contrasting surrounds, brick openings in the façade and open weave brickwork all combine to give an innovatively industrial appearance. Stylish residences both inside and out.

Located in the conservation area of the Jewellery Quarter, this project enjoys all the benefits of a city-centre location - less than a 10-minute walk to Birmingham’s Central Business District and under 0.4 miles to the JQ station.

The proposed HS2 would put Birmingham at the epicentre of the UK's new high-speed rail network slashing journey times to London down from 1 hr 21 mins to 45 mins. It would also revolutionize Birmingham’s connectivity with the regions, making Leeds accessible in 49 mins, which is presently a two-hour trip. It seems unlikely the scheme will meet its 2026 opening time, at Birmingham’s Curzon Street. When it completes it will drastically change the face of rail travel in the UK.

Facilities:

• Gloss white (or similar) handleless cabinets 
• Granite worktops, upstands and splashback behind hob 
• Stainless steel integral 1.5 bowl sink Integrated Bosch or similar appliances, including induction hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washer-dryer 
• LED strip lighting under wall units 
• Oak effect basin cabinet with white basin and mixer tap 
• Polished concrete style or similar ceramic wall and floor tiles - floor to ceiling in wet areas 
• Dual flush soft close WC with chrome flush 
• Shower head with rose head and hand shower in chrome 
• Heated designer towel rail
• Brushed stainless steel sockets and switches 
• Varnished wooden apartment doors 
• Stone windowsills 
• Secured gates at section entrances 
• Digital access to main entry doors and gates 
• Colour video access screens in apartment hallways 
• Compliant smoke alarms 
• Lockable letterboxes 
• Secured bike storage 
• Wall-mounted electric panel heaters 
• Flooring Engineered oak flooring in living, hallway and kitchen areas 
• Carpet in bedrooms 
• Ceramic and/or porcelain tiled bathrooms 
• Recessed LED spotlights 
• Brushed steel light switches

Location:

• 10 minutes to New Street Snow and Moor Street Stations on foot 
• 25 minutes to Birmingham Airport by car
• 1 hour 35 minutes to Oxford by train
• 6 minutes to Pit Gym on foot 
• 9 minutes to Tesco on foot
• 15 minutes to Post Office on foot
• 8 minutes to JQ Museum on foot
• 1 minutes to School of Jewellery on foot 
• 6 minutes to University of Law on foot
• 5 minutes to Saint Pauls House on foot
• 10 minutes to University College Birmingham on foot
• 15 minutes to Birmingham Canal by car