Birmingham’s skyline has a stunning new addition, and we went inside to explore what makes it stand out.
Crown Place Birmingham, situated on Lancaster Street, isn’t just the tallest student accommodation building in the city—it offers a lifestyle far beyond the typical university halls experience.
Completed by Winvic Construction at a cost of £85 million, this 33-storey tower delivers more than just height; it presents a sophisticated blend of comfort, style, and community.
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Step inside, and the hustle and bustle of the city fades away, replaced by an inviting interior reminiscent of a boutique hotel. Soft furnishings, warm lighting, and carefully curated communal spaces foster a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere.
Fitness enthusiasts have plenty to love with a fully equipped gym and yoga studio at their disposal. Meanwhile, entertainment comes alive with a retro arcade that pulses with vibrant lights, a dedicated karaoke room perfect for lively evenings, and a cinema for movie nights with friends.
For those focused on academics, the building includes quiet study areas designed to provide a peaceful environment for coursework. The thoughtful layout strikes the perfect balance between private living spaces and social communal areas.
One of Crown Place’s standout features is its outdoor terrace, where residents can soak in sweeping panoramic views of Birmingham—from dynamic cityscapes to tranquil sunsets and sparkling night lights.
Offering 814 beds, the accommodation includes a variety of options such as studios, cluster flats, and duplex rooms, catering to a diverse range of student needs.
Developed for Crown Student Living and operated by Yugo, Crown Place primarily serves students from Birmingham, Aston, and Birmingham City universities, promising an exceptional student living experience that’s truly elevated.