2 rooms flat of 208m² in Birmingham

*6 WEEKS RENT FREE * Welcome to Enclave Birmingham City, a striking new pet-friendly community in Birmingham’s vibrant Southside district. Designed with modern living in mind, this landmark development combines contemporary architecture with first-class facilities, creating a stylish and connected lifestyle in the heart of the city. The Apartments Each apartment has been thoughtfully crafted to blend comfort, functionality, and design flair. Smart home technology, sleek finishes, and open-plan layouts come together to create bright, modern spaces ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. Expect SMEG fittings throughout, generous storage, and a contemporary aesthetic that feels effortlessly at home in one of Birmingham’s most dynamic neighbourhoods. Exclusive Amenities Residents enjoy access to a wealth of premium on-site amenities: Flexible lease terms with no deposit required 24/7 on-site resident team and dedicated maintenance support Co-working spaces, podcast studios, and private meeting rooms Family and pet-friendly facilities, including a soft play area and pet wash With two buildings open already and the third launching in Spring 2026, even more luxury amenities are on the way — from a state-of-the-art gym, spa, cinema, and games room to beautifully landscaped rooftop gardens, a bar lounge, and music room. Every detail is curated to support a seamless, social, and sophisticated lifestyle. The Location Perfectly positioned on Lower Essex Street, this development sits moments from Birmingham New Street Station and the Bullring, placing you within easy reach of the city’s best shopping, dining, and entertainment. Southside’s eclectic mix of cafés, theatres, and cultural hotspots means there’s always something new to discover right on your doorstep *Receive 6 weeks rent free if you secure your apartment by February 28th! * Renters may also secure £2,000 Ikea vouchers on unfurnished apartments and £250 Selfridges vouchers for furnished apartments *Available for student let * Imagery is indicative