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£ 400,000
2 bedroom apartment for sale
Caroline Street B3 Birmingham
· 2 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · Flat
Caroline Street B3 Birmingham · 2 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · Flat
A large attractive two bedroom, two bathroom apartment in the brand new Reliance Works. A beautifully restored three storey Grade II listed building comprising nine well appointed one- and two-bedroom apartments offering classic Georgian styling and exquisitely designed interiors situated in the historical heart of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. DESCRIPTION Reliance Works was built c1825, taking architectural inspiration from the grand Georgian houses in St Paul's Square – the spiritual home of the Jewellery Quarter. Originally, Reliance Works comprised two townhouses – 41 and 42 Caroline Street - each serving as both a home and place of work for small family jewellers known as 'garret masters'. Former residents include two of Birmingham's most respected silversmiths: George Unite and Nathaniel Mills. The two houses were eventually acquired by Pickering and Mayall and converted into one single address - No 42 Caroline Street. By 1916, the building had been transformed into a flagship
A large attractive two bedroom, two bathroom apartment in the brand new Reliance Works. A beautifully restored three storey Grade II listed building comprising nine well appointed one- and two-bedroom apartments offering classic Georgian styling and exquisitely designed interiors situated in the historical heart of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. DESCRIPTION Reliance Works was built c1825, taking architectural inspiration from the grand Georgian houses in St Paul's Square – the spiritual home of the Jewellery Quarter. Originally, Reliance Works comprised two townhouses – 41 and 42 Caroline Street - each serving as both a home and place of work for small family jewellers known as 'garret masters'. Former residents include two of Birmingham's most respected silversmiths: George Unite and Nathaniel Mills. The two houses were eventually acquired by Pickering and Mayall and converted into one single address - No 42 Caroline Street. By 1916, the building had been transformed into a flagship
£ 400,000