Highfield Gardens is a wonderfully unique development of less than 60 apartments, mews houses and coach houses, tucked away in the leafy back gardens of Edgbaston but minutes from the hustle and bustle of Birmingham city centre.

Our Sales Offices on Hagley Road are open daily and at the bottom of the lovely secret garden we now have a fantastic viewing platform that overlooks the site, so you can picture exactly where these properties will sit once complete, and experience the tranquility you get from being tucked away behind trees and Grade II listed buildings.

All apartments, coach houses and mews houses are bespoke so you can guarantee that your city centre hideout is as individual as you are.

So visit us at our offices at 86 Hagley Road, B16 8LU or call 0845 026 3823 for more information.
 Edgbaston is a unique area that represents the perfect fusion of the historic and the contemporary. On your way towards our development you'll probably enjoy a drive down the Hagley Road, with its imposing detached Georgian mansions, many of which have been converted into luxury offices and businesses, yet turn the corner and you'll find the modern Edgbaston cricket ground and glass fronted apartment buildings.

But who can forget the biggest selling point of Edgbaston of all? It's proximity to Birmingham city centre is unparalleled for such a prestigious area steeped in history.

Often, described as Birmingham's answer to Kensington, Edgbaston was recently listed by a national newspaper as one of top ten locations to live in the UK
Highly regarded residential location An unparallelled choice of quality pubs and restaurants Outstanding local primary and secondary schools World class sporting facilities available locally Within the Calthorpe Estate, home to over 1 million trees 'Down the road' from Brindley Place and Symphony Hall 'Round the corner' from The Botanical

SHOPS

Highfield Gardens is perfectly positioned for those who love to shop.

Birmingham city centre is less than ten minutes away and offers shopping heaven with a few names you may have heard of, such as Harvey Nichols, Selfridges, Debenhams, Joop, Pandora, Boss, Kurt Geiger, French Connection, All Saints, and many many more.

The iconic Bullring is a fabulous attraction but be warned you may lose yourself for a few days if you're not careful, amongst the designer boutiques, high street fashion retailers, upmarket restaurants and cafes, and all other contributors to the perfect shopping experience that you can imagine.Shops Distance (in miles)
Bullring 2.71
Bullring

SCHOOLS

You couldn't be better placed for academically outstanding schools than you are Edgbaston.

King Edward's School for Boys and King Edwards High School for Girls are two highly regarded independent secondary schools, and are twinned schools in Edgbaston. Both are part of the renowned Kind Edward VI foundation of schools.

Edgbaston High School for Girls is yet another vibrant and academically successful school in the Edgbaston area and caters for girls from nursery age through to sixth form.

Chad Vale primary school received an Outstanding OFSTED in 2010.Schools Distance (in miles)
King Edward VI High School for Girls 1.95

TRANSPORT

The best way to get around when you're right in the thick of it as you are in Edgbaston, is to walk! You're about 25 minutes walk from the Mailbox (according to Google) although depending on how much shopping you do, you may require a taxi back!

You're 5 minute's drive from Birmingham City Centre, and Five Ways Station is less than 20 minutes walk (less than 5 minutes drive) but from there you might as well carry on into town!

LEISURE

What can you do in Birmingham for fun?

Well, what can't you?

Not only does Birmingham offer your usual array of city centre entertainment, from cafes, bars, restaurants to cinemas, parks and museums, but you also have the benefit of one of Europe's largest shopping centres, the modern Ikon Gallery, The Symphony Hall and ICC offering plays, shows, and concerts round the clock, a German Market at Christmas time, the NIA showing arena tours of the biggest bands, a state-of-the-art science museum, The Hippodrome and Alexander Theatre, a Sea Life Centre, the renowned jewellery quarter, canal tours of Birmingham and Brindley Place, the stunning canalside collection of top restaurants, bistros and boutiques.

From Birmingham city centre simply follow the Hagley Road out from the top of Broad Street and turn left onto Highfield Road. It's less than 5 minutes by car.

Accessing from the motorway network, simply leave the M5 at junction 3 and head down Quinton Expy, followed by the Hagley Road and you're just a 12 minutes drive.