Development details
An excellent selection of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments alongside 3 and 4 bedroom houses.

Living
Enviable past, exciting future

West Bromwich is an area with a fascinating history but with equally impressive plans for the future. Over £350 million is being spent to turn it into a major regional retail, cultural and learning centre. Here, within walking distance of the vibrant town centre, is one of our very latest developments, Central Square.

With 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and 3 bedroom townhouses (in 8 different styles!) to choose from there really is something for every discerning buyer at Central Square, and all perfectly positioned for the attractions of West Bromwich. These handsome new homes are set in attractive streets and courtyards giving this new development a style and character all of its own.

Everything you need to live today's busy lifestyles to the full is conveniently close but when you want shopping, entertainment and leisure facilities on a grander scale, Birmingham is only 14 minutes away via the Central Metro Station.* Birmingham's railway stations offer regular services to just about every point on the compass, while the M5 is conveniently close and gives you access to both the M6 and M42.

*Source - www.travelmetro.co.uk

Location
From the M6

Join the M5 South to junction 8. Continue on the M5 and exit at Junction 1, following the A41 (Expressway) towards West Bromwich, which turns into the Black Country New Road. At the Albion roundabout take the first exit onto Carters Green.
Follow this road onto the High Street and then turn right into Dartmouth Street where the development can be found.

From the M5

Exit at Junction 1, following the A41 (Expressway) towards West Bromwich, which turns into the Black Country New Road. At the Albion roundabout take the first exit onto Carters Green. Follow this road onto the High Street and then turn right into Dartmouth Street where the development can be found.

*Birmingham's railway stations offer regular services to just about every point on the compass, while the M5 is conveniently close and gives you access to both the M6 and M42.

*Source - www.travelmetro.co.uk