Cameron Robb Ltd, Cheapside, Digbeth, Birmingham, B12

The premises extend across four adjoining land titles: WK217089 (184 Moseley Street), WK223900 (83–89 Cheapside), WM87887 (52 Lombard Street) and WM240784 (48 Lombard Street). The accommodation is interlinked throughout, with loading access to all areas, although floor levels vary and several mezzanine floors have been installed.

The complex comprises a diverse range of construction types, including concrete frame sections, metal frame structures, and traditional brick-built elements, all beneath a variety of roof coverings. These include metal truss roofs, some lined and a distinctive Belfast truss roof over part of the site.

Clear internal heights vary significantly across the accommodation due to the differing construction styles and mezzanine installations, ranging from just under 8 ft to approximately 20 ft. A partial sprinkler system is also installed.

Each property includes first-floor office space. Office accommodation fronting Moseley Road is currently utilised for storage, while the Cheapside first-floor area is used as workshop space. The main office suite is located on Lombard Street, with ground-floor staff facilities including WCs, canteen, and works offices and dedicated first-floor administrative offices.

The property benefits from two goods lifts: one within the Cheapside office/factory area serving ground to first floor (100 kg capacity), and a second serving a mezzanine level with an additional step-up lift to a higher mezzanine. Part of the property is also equipped with cranage, with an estimated capacity of up to approximately 3 tonnes.

Location
The property is prominently located in the heart of Digbeth, one of Birmingham’s most established industrial districts and a rapidly emerging creative quarter.

It sits within easy walking distance of Birmingham City Centre, approximately 0.5 miles away, and is around a 10-minute walk from the Bullring shopping centre.

The estate is also situated close to the Custard Factory, Digbeth’s renowned hub for creative industries, independent retailers and leisure operators.

Transport connectivity is excellent: the site is less than 0.6 miles from the new Birmingham Curzon Street HS2 station, currently under development, which will significantly enhance national rail connections.

Birmingham Moor Street and Birmingham New Street stations are also easily accessible on foot or via local bus routes, all of which operate extensively throughout Digbeth and into the wider city.

The property benefits from quick access to the main arterial routes, including the A41 Digbeth High Street, the Middleway (A4540) and the wider Midlands motorway network via the A38(M) and M6.

Services
We understand that the building has the benefit of all main services connected on, or adjacent to the subject property.

The agent has not tested the suitability of the connections and recommends that all interested parties carry out their own investigations as to their suitability.