Property Summary
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Area Sq ft: 310-10973 sq ft
Property Description
The Birmingham Estate – Premier City-Centre Retail OpportunitySituated in Birmingham’s vibrant heart (postcode B5 4BU),The Birmingham Estate is a landmark urban retail destination, encompassing approximately 1.7 million sq ft—including the Bullring and Grand Central extensions—it welcomes more than 38 million visitors each year.
Currently offering several well-positioned retail units across the Estate:
A lower-level space known as ESU3, measuring around 1,650 sq ft, is available to let at a rent of £87,250 per annum, reflecting its prime position in one of the centre’s main concourses.
On the middle level, there is Unit 514, spanning 2,260 sq ft; its rent is available upon application. Nearby, Unit 516A(1,630 sq ft) and a compact unit, Unit 529 (310 sq ft), are also on offer, with rents set as POA.
The upper level features larger format opportunities:Unit 703 at 6,990 sq ft and Unit 715A‑715B, the largest, spanning approximately 10,973 sq ft—both available with rent to be agreed. Unit 731 (2,100 sq ft) and a smaller Unit 732 (500 sq ft) are similarly available on terms by negotiation.
A couple of units are currently under offer and temporarily unavailable: the compact Unit 733 (355 sq ft) and Unit 734 (1,126 sq ft), which had been advertised at £180,000 per annum.
These units provide a range of sizes—from more intimate spaces under 2,000 sq ft to significant footprints nearing 11,000 sq ft—without publicly listed rents apart from the confirmed ESU3. The varying formats cater to retailers seeking prominent exposure within one of the UK’s busiest non-London shopping destinations.
Price Details:
ESU3 (1,650 sq ft): £87,250 per annum
Units 514, 516A, 529, 731, 732, 703, 715A‑715B: Rent available on application (negotiable)
Units 733 and 734: Under offer (334–1,126 sq ft), previously listed at £180,000 pa for Unit 734
For tailored leasing proposals, estimated rent schedules, retailer fit-out guidance, or to arrange showings, please contact Fraser Bond.
