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- 0121 244 0420
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- 123–131 Bradford Street, Birmingham B12 0NS
- Reception: Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm
About Us
Victorian Character, Modern Business
Bradford Court is a 19th-century former factory on Bradford Street, now a business centre set around a landscaped courtyard in Digbeth, Birmingham’s creative quarter.
Bradford Street · Digbeth
Converted Victorian Factory
Characterful offices behind a red-brick frontage.
Landscaped Courtyard
A green, quiet space at the heart of the building.
Staffed Reception
Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm.
Niche Café
Now open at the front of the building.
Our Story
Behind the long red-brick frontage on Bradford Street is a 19th-century former factory, converted into characterful offices. Step through the arched entrance and you find something rare this close to the city centre: a mature, landscaped courtyard, wrapped by the building’s arched windows, brickwork and tower.
The building is locally listed for its heritage, and today it is home to a community of small businesses, consultants, creatives and start-ups, with a staffed reception, meeting rooms, a wellness studio and Niche Café at the front.
Bradford Court Business Centre is owned and run by 4G Properties Limited.
The Story of Bradford Street
Bradford Street dates back to the 18th century, when Birmingham was spreading beyond its medieval centre. In the 1760s, plots here were famously advertised free to anyone who would build on them.
Workshops, warehouses and factories followed, along with more than twenty pubs serving the people who worked here. The Anchor, licensed since 1797, still pours pints a few minutes up the road.
Bradford Court is part of that working history, and the street keeps its character today, with historic frontages, street art and views towards St Martin’s in the Bull Ring.
Digbeth & Birmingham
A Neighbourhood on the Rise
Digbeth grew up along the old road into medieval Birmingham and became an industrial powerhouse, home to Bird’s Custard and Typhoo Tea. Its warehouses and railway arches now hold studios, independent venues and street art, with the Custard Factory at its creative heart, and some of the city’s biggest projects are arriving on its doorstep.
Due 2027
BBC at the Tea Factory
The former Typhoo Tea factory on Bordesley Street has been transformed into the BBC’s new Midlands home, for teams including The Archers, BBC Asian Network, BBC Radio WM and Midlands Today.
Open
Digbeth Loc. Studios
Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight’s film and TV studios at Warwick Bar, alongside the home of MasterChef.
Opened April 2026
Metro to Eastside
The first phase of the Eastside tram extension serves Moor Street and Millennium Point, with the line planned to continue to Digbeth High Street.
Under construction
HS2 Curzon Street
Birmingham’s new high-speed terminus is rising on Digbeth’s doorstep, with London expected to be under 50 minutes away once services begin.
Planned
Smithfield
A £2.8bn new neighbourhood planned on the former wholesale markets site, just south of the Bullring.
Long term
New Homes & Workspace
The council’s Digbeth prospectus sets out sites for around 6,000 new homes alongside offices, studios and public spaces.