Parking at Noir, Birmingham

The parking area is a private driveway in a cul de sac with just 12 houses. There is room for up to 4 cars and is located 1 [more] minute from Birmingham City Football Ground and 10 Minutes from Birmingham City Centre and the famous Bullring. Easy links to main transportation system such as the Metro, local buses and New Street and Moor Street Station.

The spaces are situated on a long tarmaced drive of a private residence, situated on a small, quiet cul-de-sac. The area is well [more] lit by street lamps and there are two parking spaces available. Only a five minute taxi ride to Star City and Casino. There is a very regular bus service, just a short walk round the corner travelling to Birmingham city centre, taking only 10 minutes to reach the centre. The Millenium Point, The Science Museum, NIA, Convention centre, Broad Street, The Bull Ring Shopping Centre, The Mail Box, Theatres etc.. are all within easy reach, either by foot, bus or taxi. Once in the city centre there is a bus that takes you to Cadbury World and a number of destinations. Birmingham International Airport, NEC and Motorcycle Museum are a 20-25 minute taxi ride. Heartlands hospital is a 5 minute taxi ride away and Digbeth Coach Station, Birmingham City Football Club and Aston Villa Football Club are all only 10 minutes by taxi. The 11 bus service is only a short walk away travelling to numerous areas in the city including Cadbury World and the 8 bus service is a five minute bus ride away. Taxi fares into the city centre are between £4 and £7 and going to Birmingham Airport etc.. approx £12. The spaces are also a ten minute taxi ride from Adderley Station, Moor Street Station, Lea hall Station and New Street, which all have links to the NEC, Stratford-upon-Avon etc.

Its 5 mins walk to heartlands hospital, corner of newbridge road, large driveway. Someone usually at at home during the day.

House driveway in quiet road. Very close to Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham (5 min walk). An excellent opportunity for anyone [more] making frequent hospital visits to avoid the high car park charges.