Homes Ready to Move Into This Summer
Glasswater Locks
Birmingham, B4 7RQ
£260,000 - £625,000
- Located in the heart of Birmingham’s Learning Quarter
- Historic glassworks, revitalised for contemporary living
- Distinctive canalside setting with retail and commercial space
- Residents’ amenities include 24 hr concierge, cinema, games room & gym
- Moments from the city centre and shops
- Less than half a mile from forthcoming HS2 at Curzon Street Station
Sales & Marketing Suite and Showhome (where available) details:
Opening hours Mon – Sat 9.30am – 5.30pm, Sun – 10am – 4pm.
Belmont Row, Birmingham, B4 7RQ.
Last Canal Facing 1 Bedroom Apartment in Ashted & Belmont Wharf
Your final opportunity – Home 80, our last remaining two-bedroom apartment with canal views in Belmont & Ashted Wharf is available.
Located on the first floor, this beautifully designed home offers stunning canal views, creating a peaceful waterside setting right outside your window.
New Showhome Coming Soon
The wait is over – the first showhome at Glasswater Locks will be ready to view from August.
Step inside a beautifully curated two-bedroom apartment featuring a private balcony with serene canal views. Thoughtfully designed with bespoke furnishings, striking artwork, and bold pops of colour, this home is a true showcase of modern living.
Discover Glasswater Locks
The Canal-Side Club
A welcoming Reception and Lobby.
Meet in the Residents Lounge.
The Games Room.
The Cinema Room.
The Multi-station Modern Gym.
Birmingham: UK's Loud and Proud Second City
Vibrant Cultural Epicentre Worth £31.9 Billion
Birmingham, the UK's second biggest city, is considered a young and vibrant cultural epicentre with a booming £31.9 billion economy, and an increasing young population. It is one of the UK’s fastest growing business hubs with seven characterful quarters. Each known for its unique offering, such as jewellery makers, universities and conference venues.
Local Universities Global Recognition
Birmingham is also home to 5 universities that are of exceptional standard and known globally for attracting international students seeking the very best in vocational and academic learning. Four of these five universities are situated within five miles of Glasswater Locks.
Thriving for Business
Birmingham is one of the UK’s fastest growing business hubs with three key areas in the city centre Colmore Row, Paradise and Brindley Place. It is also one of the country's largest legal and financial services centres, making it the no. 1 choice for professionals moving out of London. Also 49% of students studying in Birmingham chose to remain in the city post-graduation to begin their careers.
A City Connected
Known as the heart of England, Birmingham’s central location has always maintained strong country-wide connections, however the introduction of HS2 will elevate the city’s transport links to new levels. Curzon Street will be the fourth mainline station in the city. The high-speed service it provides will almost halve the journey time to London and significantly reduce travel times to the UK’s other major destinations.
A Rich Sporting Heritage
Birmingham has a history of hosting sporting events that command an international audience. As host of the Commonwealth Games, the city was selected for its ambitious and innovative vision to engage and bring benefit to the local community.
Shoppers’ Paradise
The celebrated regeneration of Birmingham’s Bullring Shopping Centre in 1999, and the unveiling of the landmark Selfridges building in 2003, put the city firmly on the map for shoppers and day-trippers. This city centre transformation set the scene for globally-recognised names like Harvey Nichols to establish a local presence, making Birmingham one of the top three retail destinations in the UK. The full spectrum of brands is now on offer from high end to high street, including Gucci, Dior, through to John Lewis and Zara.
The Big City Plan
The Big City Plan is the most ambitious, far-reaching development project ever undertaken in the UK. The aim is to create a world-class city centre by planning for the next 20 years of transformation.
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Some of Birmingham's most exciting cultural venues are close to Glasswater Locks, including Thinktank Science Museum and Eastside Projects. The whole of Birmingham has a rich cultural life, offering an eclectic choice of venues including the Ikon Gallery, Symphony Hall, Midlands Arts Centre and the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter.
- Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum
- St Philip’s Cathedral & Square
- Town Hall, Museum & Art Gallery
- St Paul’s Church & Square
- Centenary Square, Library & City Gardens
- Gas Street Basin
Eastside is now known as the 'Learning Quarter', and for good reason. Birmingham City University and Aston University have a presence here, while the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire has space in Millennium Point, as do the Fashion and Graphics Labs of Birmingham Metropolitan College.
- Birmingham has five leading universities, more than any other city apart from London and Glasswater Locks is within five miles of four of them
- 80,000 students from the UK and overseas study in Birmingham
- World-class music and drama tuition at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
The planned HS2 rail service will put Birmingham at the heart of the UK's high speed rail network, with projected travel times of just 49 minutes to London Euston. Many key destinations can already be reached from Birmingham New Street, including London Euston, Birmingham International Airport and Glasgow. For local travel, the West Midlands Metro conveniently links stations, shopping and business areas.
- Planned HS2 connections from Curzon Street station, 6 minutes walk
- New Street station 18 minutes' walk - London Euston 1 hour 13 minutes
- Birmingham International Airport, 9 minutes from New Street station
- M6 motorway, 9 minute drive away
Travel Timeline
Curzon Street Station
0.4 miles
3 mins
6 mins
Moor Street Station
0.8 miles
6 mins
6 mins
17 mins
New Street Station
1 mile
7 mins
8 mins
Snow Hill Station
1.3 miles
4 mins
9 mins
21 mins
Birmingham International Airport
12.1 miles
23 mins
Inspired by the Former Belmont Glassworks
Canal boats transporting raw materials.
The canals were the life-blood of Victorian Birmingham with gas lighters installed so they could work around the clock.
Glassmaking was one of the city’s major manufacturing industries in the 1800’s.
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