Step inside a grand Victorian manor and take the whole first floor for yourself. This is a spacious, light-drenched 2-bed, 2-bath apartment in the heart of Moseley Village — one of Birmingham's most loved neighborhoods, and a former winner of the Sunday Times "Best Place to Live in Britain." Free off-street parking, fast WiFi, and now a 12-minute train straight into the city from the brand-new Moseley Village station.

You'll have the entire first floor of a beautiful red-brick period building, reached by a wide, grand old staircase that sets the tone the moment you arrive (worth knowing: it's stairs only, no lift).

Inside, it's genuinely elegant. High ceilings, tall windows and light pouring in from every side. The open-plan kitchen and dining room is the heart of it — a proper table seating six, two enormous three-seater sofas to sink into, a 50-inch TV, and a well-equipped kitchen with everything you'd need to cook properly, all looking out over the leafy communal gardens at the rear.

Both bedrooms are generous doubles. The master is the showpiece — spacious, calm and romantic, with its own ensuite bathroom. The second double is equally roomy, and there's a second full bathroom too. A toddler bed and a living-room airbed mean the apartment comfortably sleeps six, so it works just as well for a family as it does for friends or a longer work stay.

There's a dedicated workspace with WiFi if you need to get things done, plus a washing machine, microwave, cooker, hob and fridge-freezer for stays of any length.

The neighbourhood

Moseley is Birmingham's village with a bohemian streak. You're steps from Alcester Road, where independent cafés, restaurants, delis and characterful pubs like The Dark Horse sit shoulder to shoulder. There's a farmers' market, the famous Moseley Folk & Arts Festival, and a real sense of community you don't get everywhere.

Green space is everywhere: the private 11-acre Moseley Park and Pool with its lake and 200-year-old ice house, sprawling Cannon Hill Park a short hop away, and Moseley Bog — the ancient woodland said to have inspired J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth (he grew up nearby). Edgbaston and its Test cricket ground are on your doorstep, and Kings Heath is a stroll in the other direction.

Getting around is easy. Moseley Village station puts you in Birmingham city centre in about 12 minutes, there are quick bus links, and free off-street parking on site if you're driving.

The apartment is entirely yours — the whole first floor, private and self-contained. We respect your privacy completely during your stay.

Self check-in, so the place is entirely yours. Our team is contactable by message anytime during your stay and quick to respond — there when you need us, invisible when you don't.

Access is via a wide, grand staircase — first floor, stairs only, no lift.
Free off-street parking on site.
Pet-friendly — bring the dog.
No parties or events.