Terraced house for sale in Birmingham B16, 5 Bedroom

Join us at The Distillery!
We've found the perfect spot to launch our barge - We're moored up alongside our friends at The Distillery. Birmingham's newest gin distillery is just a stone's throw away from Brindleyplace and Barclaycard Arena, perfectly situated on the canal right next door to The Roundhouse.
4 Sheepcote Street, Birmingham, B16 8AE or find us on the canal with access via St. Vincent Street Bridge

Design your own home!
Town House at Port Loop offers a range of homes designed to suit every person, family and lifestyle.

Some of the house layouts have already been hand-picked by our architects to suit your style of living or You can also choose exactly how you want to live by designing your own!

First, you choose the size.
We start with a 1,000 sq ft home set over two storeys or a 1,500 sq ft home set over three. Next up, you decide if you're a loft-liver (your living room will be on the top floor with an exposed pitched roof), or a garden-dweller (a living room on the ground floor connecting to private outdoor space) and how many rooms you divide your space into. Finally, select your finishes.

At Port Loop, we are making a new neighbourhood from the ground up with potential for over 1,150 new homes, just 15 mins walk from Birmingham city centre.

We're also creating a one acre public park, shared gardens & canalside private moorings
Phase 1 is already on site and the first houses will be available to reserve now. You could be the first to reserve a plot and design your very own home at Port Loop!

Town House at Port Loop offers a range of homes designed to suit every person, family and lifestyle. Some of the house layouts have already been hand-picked by our architects to suit your style of living or you can also choose exactly how you want to live by designing your own!

Our future neighbourhood is happening now!

We've just launched our first homes for sale at Port Loop in Birmingham. If you want to find out more about Port Loop, the masterplan, and our plans for homes, work places and a whole brand new neighbourhood on the edges of the City Centre then get in touch!

The future neighbourhood of Port Loop will be both liveable and loveable. We are creating an environment that helps us look after ourselves, with homes that suit our changing ways of life in a place that embraces multi-generational living.

It will be a neighbourhood of true and lasting character with great architecture at its heart. Its a place people will be proud to call home.

Live at Port Loop

The first homes at Port Loop are House, designed by shedkm and built by Urban Splash.

This exciting new concept allows you to choose a home for the way you want to live. Whether you're single, a couple, or a growing family, there's heaps of space and flexibility.

Town House is our original House design and it's already an award-winner. It comes in two or three storeys that you can configure to suit your way of living, super open-plan, cosy nooks and anything in between. With full height windows and doors, impressively high ceilings and plenty of space for storage. Outdoors you'll find garden terraces, courtyards and parking.

We also produce some special editions, that are pre-specified to a design by a leading architect and bring something extra special to the House family.

Sold out at all locations in Manchester, Salford and North Shields.

It's a masterplan
Port Loop is a 43-acre, canal-side site in Birmingham, just 15 mins from the city centre offering 1,150 new homes, retail and leisure spaces.

With an urban island at its heart, encircled by two famous canals, the Birmingham Canal Old Line and the Birmingham Canal. The area has a rich industrial past connected with these waterways. Places for People and Urban Splash have put a new masterplan in place to transform this area into an exciting new community of homes and leisure facilities, to include a new swimming pool, reinvented existing historical buildings and over 1.5km of new towpaths; creating moorings, cycleways and walkways to the city, there's even a waterbus stop!

Great architectural practices are working side by side to create a mix of innovative new family houses and apartments. Offering new ways to configure your space and your life in contemporary yet comfortingly familiar-looking terraced homes.

Building new homes is just the start for Port Loop, working with our partners Birmingham City Council and the Canal & River Trust, the site will offer commercial and leisure spaces too. The canals and towpaths surrounding Port Loop offer the perfect opportunity to reconnect the city with a great new new neighbourhood for residents, businesses and visitors to the city alike.

A destination for both tourist and working barges; providing, play facilities, wildlife corridors, community parks & areas to meet

Island Life
A manifesto for a future neighbourhood on an island in the inner city. The island is a place where rules change - where we can create our own rules, if we create the right rules people will want to live on and around the island, tell stories about the island and travel to see how we did it.

A world class team working in partnership

A project the scale of Port Loop could not be delivered without the creative flair & imagination of the design team and the collaboration of leading developers, architects and designers. All partners are very excited about the task ahead. To transform this amazing but neglected and underused part of Birmingham into a truly wonderful new waterside quarter full of homes, life, activity, on land and on water - a vibrant and family-focused new neighbourhood for the 21st Century.

The transformation of Port Loop will be delivered through a joint venture between Places for People & Urban Splash, working in partnership with Birmingham City Council and Canal & River Trust.

The masterplan was created by Macreanor Lavington, award-winning architects with a particular expertise in housing, public buildings and regeneration. The detailed first phase architects have included Glen Howells, shedkm and Grant Associates.

Ancient water ways
Before the arrival of the canal in 1769 the area known as Rotton Park was a vast parkland used for deer hunting. In the next 50 years the whole of Birmingham was completely transformed into a city of a thousand trades and became a thriving industrial city with the canal at its heart.
The Birmingham to Wolverhampton Canal was constructed in 1766-9, engineered by James Brindley, Canal pioneer, on a winding alignment, largely dictated by the contours of the landscape. This was the first canal in Birmingham. The loop forms a 1 km section of the eighteenth-century Main Line canal west of the city centre.

Award winner! To date we've collected 17 amazing awards for House

Sunday Times British Homes Awards - Housing Crisis Solution - Highly Commended
Offsite Awards 2018 - Architect of the Year - shedkm - Town House
Offsite Awards 2018 - Offsite Pioneer of the Year - Highly Commended
NWPAs 2017 - Best New Home
North West Regional Construction Awards 2017 - Innovation Award, Highly Commended
Offsite Awards 2017 - Housing project of the Year - Urban Splash & pfp - House Smith's Dock
Insider North West - Residential Property Awards 2017 - Housing Development of the Year
Structural Timber Awards 2016 - Pioneer Award - Highly Commended
Structural Timber Awards 2016 - Client of the Year - Highly Commended
Structural Timber Awards 2016 - Best Private Housing Project
Offsite Awards 2016 - Housing Project of the Year
The Sunday Times British Homes Awards 2016 - Innovation Award for Building Technology
The Sunday Times British Homes Awards 2016 - Best House Design - Commended
Housing Design Award 2016 - Graham Pye Award for Plan Forms
Offsite Awards 2015 - Housing Project of the Year - Commended
Offsite Awards 2015 - Best use of Volumetric Technology
mipim UK Awards 2015 Future Project Award

The Port Loop barge has arrived!
Port Loop is a community where water is fundamental to its history and the key to its future. The canal is very important to us, our waterside neighbourhood has 1.5km of towpath & its very own 1km canal loop?
So what better place to launch our new neighbourhood, than from our very own barge. Visit the floating sales suite to find out everything you need to know about our new homes at Port Loop.

From Wednesday 3rd October, our floating sales suite will be living by the Sea life centre at Brindleyplace - we'll be running regular trips around Port Loop so be sure to get on board!

The Port Loop Barge - Visit us at The Distillery - opening times
Tuesday to Saturday 11am - 6pm
Sunday & Monday - Closed