Flat for sale in Lyndon Road, Birmingham B26

These apartments are located between Birmingham City Centre and Birmingham International along the arterial Coventry Road (A45), in Sheldon. The site overlooks the adjoining green belt strip Westley Brook. And has lovely views of Sheldon park, which is extremely rare for such a central Birmingham development. Despite being in such close proximity to the city, the area of Sheldon has an over supply of green space in relation to other local wards.

Features of the apartments include high-gloss kitchens with integrated appliances, large windows, and private balconies. It has been designed with young professional tenants in mind, with 40% of residents in Birmingham working professionals looking for rental accommodation.

The location is very accessible and highly desirable:
3 miles to Birmingham Airport
5 Miles to Birmingham Central (New Street Station)
3 Miles to Solihull
3 Miles to Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

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Why Birmingham?
Birmingham’s economy is currently worth £24.8billion and continues to grow, with planned investment of £10 billion over the next 20 years. It’s the second-largest city in the UK after London, meaning it has a fast-growing population, predominantly made up of graduates and young professionals. The population is set to reach 1.24 million by 2030.

This has created huge demand for luxury new residential developments close to key landmarks, making Birmingham one of the hottest places to invest in the UK right now!

From The Bullring shopping centre and The Colmore Commercial District to the Gun Quarter and the Jewellery Quarter, many districts in Birmingham are undergoing a transformation. A dynamic City Centre Masterplan is in place to create a mixed-use environment for young people living and working in the area. This is why over 21% price growth is forecast by 2024.

Investors who invest now can look forward to increasing demand for their apartment, a rise in rents and a steady price increase over upcoming years.