2 Bedroom Penthouse

A fantastic opportunity to rent this beautifully presented two-bedroom penthouse apartment, ideally positioned in the sought-after and centrally located Friday Bridge development. Offering almost 1,000 sq ft of well-designed living space, this exceptional apartment benefits from secure allocated parking and access to a communal outdoor terrace.

Upon entering, you are welcomed by a spacious hallway leading through to a generous lounge and dining area, complete with high ceilings and an abundance of natural light, courtesy of the Juliet balcony. This impressive open-plan space provides excellent flexibility for a variety of layouts, making it ideal for modern living. The adjoining kitchen is well-equipped, offering ample surface and storage space.

Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles, each enjoying en-suite facilities and built-in wardrobe storage, creating a practical and well-thought-out living arrangement. A separate guest WC is located off the main hallway for added convenience.

Occupying a desirable penthouse position, the apartment enjoys a sense of privacy and space rarely found in such a central setting. The property has been thoughtfully maintained and improved, making it ideally suited to professional tenants seeking something more distinctive than the standard city offering.

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This well-regarded, central location offers tenants quick and convenient access to all of Birminghams key amenities. Situated right on the doorstep of the CBSO, the development is just a short walk from Brindley Place, the Mailbox, and The Cube; ideal for enjoying the citys renowned bars, restaurants, and cultural venues.

Transport links are excellent, with the tram network easily accessible from nearby Broad Street and both Five Ways and New Street stations within close reach, making commuting or exploring the wider area straightforward.

The city's popular canal network is also just moments away, providing a scenic route to the Jewellery Quarter or a pleasant path towards the south of the city, with the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and University of Birmingham both within easy reach.