The 12-acre scheme is being delivered by Wavensmere Homes in partnership with Galliard Homes and Apsley House Capital.

The popularity of the scheme is being attributed to the attainable prices – which start from £208,000 – eco technology including air source heat pumps, and design features such as three-metre-high ceilings within each floor of the houses. 

In late 2023, new residents moved into the first 40 houses at the development.

A two-bedroom show house and the first phase of the communal gardens were also unveiled to the public.

The 225 completions for 2024 will comprise 100 houses and 125 apartments, with new residents scheduled to move in during every month of this year. 

Once complete in spring 2025, Belgrave Village will provide residents with an on-site gym, co-working space, screening room, and concierge service.

The six acres of linear parks and mix of apartment and house types will enable occupiers to care for a small pet.

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The gas-free homes have a high EPC rating, enabling purchasers to benefit from green mortgage rates. 

James Dickens, managing director at Wavensmere Homes (pictured above), said: “With more people now working from the office rather than home, city living is having a resurgence across the UK.

“Even with the volume of high-rise rental blocks being developed, there is a significant shortage of new homes in Birmingham. 

“What Belgrave Village offers is a unique mix of houses and apartments within spacious green surroundings.

“The range of amenities, parking, convenient location, and affordable prices has seen it become central Birmingham’s destination of choice with local owner-occupiers, especially first-time buyers. 

“Even for PLC housebuilders, it’s unusual for more than 100 homes to be delivered on a single development within a 12-month period.

“We’re proud of our reputation for construction deliverability, which will see the keys for close to £60m of new homes handed over to customers here this year.”