1 room house of 149 m² in Birmingham

DESCRIPTION Introducing JQ Rise, a striking new build development occupying one of the best investment locations in Birmingham. JQ Rise is Prosperity's flagship development, a landmark tower that has been designed to mark the gateway to Birmingham's renowned Jewellery Quarter and the City Centre. JQ Rise is located just ten minutes walk to the business and financial districts of Brindley Place, Arena Central and Colmore Row. These luxury apartments feature a high quality interior specification and configuration, specifically designed to cater to the rising young professional rental demand of the city centre Offered Furnished and Available NOW! LOCATION This is a fabulously located apartment situated in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter. Heritage Court is generally regarded as the flagship of the Jewellery Quarter, which is now benefiting from substantial regeneration and extensive restoration while preserving the unique ambience of the area. It has an interesting mix of shops and residential schemes and many of the buildings have been listed because of their historic significance. The apartment is a very short walk to St. Pauls Square, a lovely green square with bars, restaurants and the popular live music club, the Jam House. Broad Street and Brindley Place are also within walking distance and there one can find a number of bars, high quality restaurants and theatres, the Sea Life Centre, the National Indoor Arena, the International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall, the home of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. The apartment offers easy access to the main commercial and shopping areas, the M6, Snow Hill Station, the Metro link and New Street Station and regular trains from here operate to London and Birmingham International for the NEC and Birmingham International Airport. Tenant Fee Act 1019. Under latest legislation, permitted tenant payments include: - Rent - Utility bills - Holding deposit equivalent of 1 weeks rent - Changes to an AST during tenancy - Company let fees still