£535,000
(£464/sq. ft)
2 bed flat for salePitt Street B4, Birmingham
2 beds
2 baths
1,154 sq. ft
Foxtons - New Homes North
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About this property
Prestigious canalside setting within the sought-after Glasswater Locks development
Prime city centre location moments from business, retail, and cultural hubs
Excellent connectivity via Moor Street & Snow Hill stations
Convenient access to the future HS2 Curzon Street station
Close to Aston University and key professional institutions
Surrounded by premium dining, shopping, and leisure destinations
Premium specification apartments within a landmark regeneration scheme
Glasswater Locks is a vibrant new canalside development in Birmingham, offering a collection of high-quality, contemporary apartments designed for modern city living. Set within a growing community at Curzon Wharf, it combines stylish architecture, waterside views, and excellent connectivity, with Moor Street and Snow Hill stations, major employers, and universities all within easy reach. Ideal for professionals and students alike, it delivers convenience, comfort, and a prime city location.
Glasswater Locks is ideally located in Birmingham City Centre, within easy walking distance of Moor Street and Snow Hill stations, offering excellent connections across the city and beyond.
Please use the reference NWHM6214891 when contacting Foxtons.
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