Leading regeneration and development specialist SevenCapital has acquired a 9-acre cleared development site in Stirchley, Birmingham. The site enjoys a prominent location on the Pershore Road – one of the main arterial routes south of the city, and backs onto the River Rea, a popular cycling route. The site was previously owned by Tesco but has lain derelict for a number of years.
SevenCapital is now engaging with the local authority and local stakeholders to set to work on plans to transform the space into a mixed-use development that will deliver much-needed residential and retail space, in turn providing both employment opportunities and affordable homes to the local community.
Stirchley has excellent transport links to the city via the nearby Bournville train station and a number of bus routes. With the anticipated reopening of the Camp Hill Line at Hazelwell Lane, Stirchley will soon benefit from access to two train stations, improving access to the city centre and the wider region.
As this mixed-use scheme takes shape, you can discover our current residential developments and browse our commercial developments to see the breadth of SevenCapital’s portfolio.
This site has languished for some time and given its location between Bournville, Selly Park, Moseley and Kings Heath the investment by SevenCapital will play a critical role, catalysing further gentrification of this important Birmingham suburb.
Samuel Clark, Development Director at SevenCapital