The property comprises a mid-terrace commercial unit with extensive frontage to Great Hampton Street.

The frontage has been carefully refurbished to provide two self-contained entrances with double glass frontages and feature woodworking providing a character aesthetic to the mixed-use block.

Internally the property has been opened to provide commercial space with rear extension opening into a courtyard and benefiting from full height crittall windows with integral pedestrian door.

Velux windows provide additional light to the rear and many character feature remain including exposed brick walls, concrete flooring, and structural steel pillars.

The property occupies a prominent roadside position with substantial frontages to both Great Hampton Street and Great Hampton Row just outside of Birmingham City Centre and within Close Proximity to St Pauls Square and Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter.

The location allows for convenient access to Snow Hill Train Station is just a seven-minute walk, while Birmingham New Street is a short 15-minute walk.

As well as being within walking distance of the city’s major public transport routes, the main Aston expressway is just one mile east of the property, allowing easy access to Junction 6 of the M6 Motorway at Spaghetti Junction.

The street is due to be narrowed down and the junction is anticipated to be changing to “Hampton Square” according to the Birmingham City Plan. The Gothic is a key property development on the edge of the historic Jewellery Quarter and will spearhead the future regeneration of the wider Great Hampton Street area.