This notable property situated on Moseley Road consists of three interconnected buildings: The Old Fire Station, Highgate Square Craft Centre, and The Firemaster's House, all constructed in 1911 with enduring brickwork. The Old Fire Station features a Dutch slate roof and striking architectural details such as ornamental quoins and mullions. It commands a prominent position at the corner of Moseley Road and Highgate Square. A spacious car park accessible from Highgate Square accommodates approximately 12 vehicles, complemented by additional on-street parking options.
The Highgate Square Craft Centre includes a three-storey structure that previously housed residential units for firefighters, which was extensively refurbished in 1980. Currently, it accommodates 22 commercial offices and studios, making it a versatile investment opportunity. Similarly, The Firemaster’s House has been subdivided into three separate office spaces.
All structures benefit from gas-fired central heating and include a goods lift in the Craft Centre, which generates income through telecom masts located on the roof. Additionally, with appropriate planning permissions in place, there is ample potential for further development or alternative uses of this property, increasing its overall value. This property is ideally situated for easy access to major routes leading into Birmingham city centre and beyond, enhancing its appeal for both commercial enterprises and investors alike.