Edward Street, Birmingham, B1

Let Scene proudly present For Sale, this fabulous apartment in The Qube, one of the most prestigious developments situated in the centre of Birmingham City. The apartment is accessed by one of the latest hi-tech door entry systems ensuring security and is located on the third floor of this modern contemporary design building offering spectacular views across the city. Accommodation boasts a spacious open-plan living area allowing an abundance of natural light to flood the apartment, a separate fully-fitted kitchen with integrated appliances finished in stylish mid grey, a spacious double bedroom and a sleek modern bathroom. Further features include secure entry with an intercom system, double glazing throughout, and efficient electric heating.
Leasehold Information:

Lease Remaining: Approx. 107 years

Ground Rent: £200.00 per annum

Service Charge: Approx. £3,000.00 per annum

An ideal opportunity for first-time buyers or investors seeking a property in one of Birmingham's most dynamic areas. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Council Tax Band: C EPC Rating: C

Location Highlights:

Birmingham is a great city for young professionals, students, and families alike. Situated in the vibrant City Centre, this apartment is within walking distance of countless great destinations including:

Brindley Place,
The National Sea Life Centre,
The National Indoor Arena (NIA), and the International Convention Centre (ICC).
The Hippodrome theatre
Birmingham New Street Station/Grand Central
The Bullring
St Pauls Square
The Mailbox
are approximately 1.3 miles away, offering excellent transport and retail connections. Youll find a wide range of restaurants, cafés, and cultural attractions nearby in , along Broad Street, and much more.
Urban Vibes and Neighbourhoods:

Digbeth is the creative heartbeat-packed with street art, indie bars, and music venues. It's been dubbed the "coolest" place to live in the UK for 2025.
Brindleyplace and the Jewellery Quarter offer scenic canals, trendy restaurants, and a mix of modern and historic architecture.

Kings Heath is more laid-back and family-friendly, with parks and a strong sense of community

Culture and Entertainment:

The city boasts more canals than Venice and more parks than Paris.

You've got world-class theatre, Michelin-starred restaurants, and a legendary curry scene-especially the famous balti.

The Bullring shopping centre and Grand Central are retail havens, and the annual German Christmas Market is a festive highlight.

Diversity and Energy:

Birmingham is the UK's most ethnically diverse city, with over 100 languages spoken in schools.

Nearly half the population is under 30, giving the city a youthful, energetic vibe.