Old Heaton House, Camden Street, Jewellery Quarter

Old Heaton House is one of Birmingham’s most remarkable private residences; a meticulously restored Georgian villa dating from circa 1823, positioned in the heart of the historic Jewellery Quarter.

Offering approximately 3,591 sq ft of accommodation across four levels, the property combines period grandeur with richly atmospheric contemporary interiors, creating a home of exceptional scale, character and sophistication.

Painstakingly restored following decades of industrial decline and neglect, the house now stands once again as the centrepiece of a landmark regeneration project.

Behind its historic double-fronted façade lies a beautifully curated five-bedroom residence with grand entertaining spaces, luxurious bedroom suites, bespoke finishes throughout, secure gated parking, a substantial double garage and a private covered terrace.

The Frontage

Approached via a secure gated entrance and private driveway, Old Heaton House immediately commands attention with its imposing Georgian symmetry and restored brick façade. Architectural lighting enhances the original detailing and elegant proportions of the residence, whilst black-framed windows and contemporary metalwork introduce a subtle modern contrast.

The property enjoys a rare sense of privacy and presence within the Jewellery Quarter, standing proudly as one of only two remaining Georgian villas in the district.

The Ground Floor

A dramatic entrance hall with stone staircase establishes the tone of the home, introducing interiors that are both elegant and deeply atmospheric.

To the front of the property, two beautifully proportioned reception rooms provide versatile living and entertaining spaces. Rich textures, bespoke joinery, statement lighting and herringbone flooring combine to create an environment reminiscent of a luxury boutique hotel.

To the rear, the bespoke kitchen forms the social heart of the home. Designed around a substantial central island, the kitchen features contemporary cabinetry, stone worktops and integrated appliances, alongside generous dining and hosting space. Adjoining the kitchen is a separate utility room, cloakroom and shower room, all thoughtfully positioned for practical day-to-day living.

The ground floor also provides direct access to the covered outdoor terrace and the detached double garage.

The First Floor

The first floor is centred around an elegant landing leading to three impressive double bedrooms.

The principal suite occupies a commanding position within the house and benefits from a luxurious en-suite bathroom and dressing area, carefully designed to create a calm and refined retreat.

A second bedroom also enjoys en-suite facilities, whilst the third bedroom is served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom featuring premium fixtures and a freestanding bath.

Throughout the floor, the restoration balances period proportions with contemporary detailing, creating spaces that feel timeless yet unmistakably modern.

The Second Floor

The upper floor provides two further double bedrooms, ideal for guests, family accommodation or flexible use as additional dressing rooms, studio space or private home offices.

Set beneath the upper levels of the Georgian roofline, these rooms retain a sense of warmth, intimacy and character whilst continuing the home’s consistent design language of understated luxury.

The Terrace

To the rear of the property, a substantial covered terrace creates a rare and private outdoor entertaining space within the city.

Designed as a seamless extension of the internal living areas, the terrace provides the ideal setting for dining, entertaining or relaxed evening use, framed by the architectural character of the restored building and surrounding development.

The Development

Old Heaton House forms the centrepiece of a wider regeneration project undertaken by Elevate Property Group, transforming a once-forgotten industrial site into an exceptional residential destination.

The restoration of the house itself has been carried out with extraordinary care and sensitivity, preserving the architectural integrity and historic significance of the original Georgian residence whilst introducing modern standards of luxury, comfort and design.

Once buried amongst workshops and industrial buildings, Old Heaton House is now visible in a way not seen for over a century, restored to its rightful status as one of Birmingham’s architectural treasures.

The Location

Positioned on Camden Street in Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter, the property enjoys one of the city’s most desirable and culturally rich locations.

The Jewellery Quarter is renowned for its independent restaurants, bars, cafés, galleries and historic architecture, combining village-like character with immediate access to Birmingham city centre. St Paul’s Square, canal walkways and a vibrant mix of creative and commercial spaces are all within walking distance.

Excellent transport connections include nearby Jewellery Quarter and Snow Hill stations, alongside convenient access to Birmingham New Street, the A38 Aston Expressway, the M6 motorway network, Birmingham International Airport and the NEC.

The area continues to establish itself as one of the Midlands’ most prestigious residential destinations, blending heritage, lifestyle and connectivity in a way few locations can offer.

Anti money laundering

In accordance with the most recent Anti Money Laundering Legislation, buyers will be required to provide proof of identity and address to the Rock Innovate Limited once an offer has been submitted and accepted (subject to contract) prior to Solicitors being instructed.

Tenure

We have been advised that the main property is freehold and the garage is leasehold, with an attached development service charge and estate charge circa £450 - £550 pa. However, prospective buyers are advised to verify the position with their solicitor / legal representative.

Viewing

By prior appointment with Rock Innovate Limited on the number provided.