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Smithfield House is a landmark residential development delivering 211 luxury apartments at the heart of Birmingham’s £2.4 billion Smithfield regeneration scheme.
Positioned within the vibrant Eastside district and the thriving creative quarter of Digbeth, the development forms part of a transformative new city neighbourhood combining residential, commercial, cultural and green space.
Designed around modern lifestyle living, Smithfield House offers a premium residential environment supported by extensive amenities, strong connectivity and long-term demand driven by Birmingham’s continued economic growth.
Located within Birmingham’s £2.4bn Smithfield transformation, one of the UK’s most significant city-centre redevelopment projects.
Driven by employment growth, infrastructure investment and Birmingham’s expanding professional population.
Staged and monthly payment options for deposit improve investor accessibility and cashflow.
Optional full management available to provide the convenience of passive long-term ownership.
Birmingham is the UK’s largest city outside London and one of the fastest-growing regional economies, supported by major regeneration, infrastructure investment and business relocation.
The Smithfield masterplan will create a new city district featuring cultural spaces, green parkland, commercial hubs and thousands of new homes, positioning the area as one of Birmingham’s most important growth locations.
With HS2 set to significantly reduce travel times to London and major employers continuing to expand across the region, Birmingham offers strong long-term property fundamentals and growing housing demand.
Smithfield House is positioned in Eastside / Digbeth, one of Birmingham’s most connected and rapidly transforming districts, within walking distance of:
HS2 Curzon Street Station (future high-speed rail)
The development benefits from strong connectivity, vibrant city living and long-term regeneration-led growth.
City-centre regeneration areas consistently attract professionals and long-term tenants.
Major infrastructure and regeneration support sustained capital appreciation potential.
Optional full management enables hands-off investment.
