£210,000 /Sale price

St Martins Place is a development of 228 exquisitely designed, spacious apartments complete with smart features, interiors by A List interior designer Daniel Gibbons, and impressive floor to ceiling windows that create a welcoming, light ambience, St Martins Place exudes style and sophistication. An unrivalled destination within Birmingham, all residents benefit from access to the first-class services of the neighbouring Park Regis Hotel, coupled with a full suite of exclusive on site and hotel facilities including state-of-the-art gym, WiFi lounge, private cinema, spa, bar and restaurant. These landmark luxury residences offer a truly unique living experience in the heart of the second city, designed to appeal to the most discerning, executive person. ULTIMATE LUXURY St Martins Place epitomises the ultimate in luxury, high end city living inviting residents to live like a VIP in the heart of Birmingham, with an array of hotel services at their fingertips. Its destination entrance creates a hotel style arrival experience, welcoming you into an impressive grand double height lobby with sumptuous interior features and exceptional concierge service. DESIGNED BY DANIEL GIBBONS OF X INTERIORS Providing A-list luxury to the interiors of St Martins Place is Daniel Gibbons of X Interiors. Having designed for a multitude of star clients, including Premiership footballers from Real Madrid, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur to name a few, Daniel understands luxury and knows how to please even the most particular of tastes. A FIRST FOR BIRMINGHAM St Martins Place is the first development to bring private superior hotel services to Birmingham's executive residential sector. Residents benefit from an unrivalled menu of available services from the neighbouring Park Regis Hotel, ordered as required via an exclusive hotel app or the onsite, 24-hour concierge. With options including room service, ironing and dry cleaning, for the busy professional this means peace of mind that their home doesn't become neglected in favour of their busy work life, and they need never be short of a freshly pressed suit.