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With four Michelin starred restaurants, a world-class symphony hall and ballet, the largest library in Europe, high end designer names and department stores, one of the top three schools in England and over 600 parks it’s easy to see why Birmingham City centre is a great place to live, work and play.
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Digbeth, an up and coming district of Birmingham is undergoing a large redevelopment scheme and attracts younger, creative types and is the place to be for the up and coming professionals in Birmingham.
A vibe like no other, Digbeth is home to multi-creative hub The Custard Factory, award winning street food festival The Digbeth Dining Club, music venues The Rainbow who’ve welcomed world class DJs and artists.
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The leafy, affluent and upmarket streets of Edgbaston are home to spacious Regency villas and Georgian mansions to rival London’s upper class properties in Belgravia. Boasting some of the best schools in the country, Edgbaston High School for Girls, St Paul’s School for Girls, St George’s School, King Edward’s School, King Edward VI High School for Girls and Priory School are all in close distance.
Home to Edgbaston Cricket Club, Edgbaston Archery and Lawn Tennis Society, world class tennis venue; The Edgbaston Priory Club the popular area of Birmingham has much to do.
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Just a stone’s throw from Birmingham City Centre, Harborne offers a surprising blend of Victorian and Edwardian properties surrounded by leafy, green conservation areas and good schools.
High end jewellers, independent retailers, eclectic charity shops, cafes, eateries, bars and pubs sit comfortably in this desirable Birmingham suburb with a ‘village’ feel.
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An area undergoing significant transformation, the famous Jewellery Quarter and Hockley areas of Birmingham are considered an urban village and hub for creative businesses, whilst attracting young professionals to reside in the area.
The area dates back more than 250 years and is still home to over 500 jewellery businesses and is a designated conservation area with over 200 listed buildings.
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A popular cosmopolitan residential suburb of Birmingham with a number of bars and restaurants, Moseley offers residents a great place to live, work and play.
Just two miles south of the city centre with a unique identity, Moseley’s affluent yet artistic feel has an abundance of properties for let and is hugely popular for young professionals looking for somewhere just outside of the city.
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A residential yet suburban area of Birmingham, Selly Oak and Selly Park are just over two miles from the city centre and are both well served by public transport for savvy commuters.
Just a couple of miles from the city centre, the areas of Selly Oak and Selly Park are located around the A38 and combine national retail chains, boutique independents and a lively night-time and are popular post codes for students, university employees and hospital workers.
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