Steelhouse Lane Police Station, Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham

The property is broadly rectangular in shape, lies upon a flat gradient and comprises approximately 0.42 acres (0.17 hectares). The property is bound by Steelhouse Lane to the north and west, student accommodation to the east and the West Midlands Police Museum to the south.

The property is a former police station and was built for the Birmingham City Police, opening in 1933 as their Central Police Station. It was used by their successor, the West Midlands Police and continued to be used as a police station, albeit it was not open to the public. The property’s architectural style is neo-Georgian and is constructed of brick with a tiled pitch rood. The building comprises five floors including a basement and a sub-basement.

The property is located in a prominent location within Birmingham City Centre and benefits from excellent transport links, including bus, tram and train.

The nearest bus stop is located to the east of the property on Upper Corporation Street, and can be reached in a couple minutes’ walk. Birmingham Snow Hill railway station is located approximately 0.2 miles to the south west, and provides regular services to Worcester, Stratford-upon-Avon and London Marylebone. Birmingham New Street Railway Station is located approximately 0.5 miles to the south west of the property.

The property is located approximately 750 metres south of the A38 (M) Expressway, one of the primary roads leading into Birmingham City Centre. Junction 6of the M6 motorway is located approximately 2.5 miles away and provides easy access to the wider motorway network including the M5 andM42 motorways. The site is also excellently located approximately 0.5 miles from the new High Speed Rail (HS2) Curzon Street Station.