About

The property comprises a substantial Grade II listed building, formerly known as the King George V public house and bowling green, and more recently occupied as the Emerald Restaurant.

The property occupies a prominent roadside position and is situated within a site extending to approximately 1.19 acres (0.48 hectares), including an extensive area of land to the rear.

The existing building has historically been used for hospitality and restaurant purposes and retains a number of architectural features associated with its original use.

Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of the existing building into 13 residential apartments, under Birmingham City Council planning application reference 2021/02524/PA. Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to the current status of this permission and any associated listed building requirements.

The land to the rear may offer scope for further residential development, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission and statutory consents.

The property's prominent roadside frontage and substantial site area may also lend themselves to a range of alternative uses, including roadside convenience retail, neighbourhood retail, hospitality, leisure, community and other commercial uses, subject to planning permission, listed building consent and any other necessary approvals.