Masterplan | Edgbaston

Phase 2 of the Edgbaston Stadium Masterplan

Works have begun to transform land at Edgbaston Stadium to create a new entrance plaza, car parking facilities and ‘The Edgbaston Residences’ complex, which will comprise 375 high quality retail apartments and new retail and leisure opportunities.

Winvic Construction has been appointed as the main contractor to begin the £93 million project by Warwickshire County Cricket Club & PATRIZIA AG.

All works are expected to be completed in the second half of 2023 with the plaza, landscaping and car parking works completed by Spring 2022.

Despite the barriers created by the COVID pandemic and national lockdowns, we have been able to navigate a way through and are delighted that we can now get this major redevelopment project underway, which will transform our stadium footprint and the surrounding facilities.

Craig Flindall

Chief Operating Officer

The 375 apartments within the Edgbaston Residences are a build to rent (BTR) scheme and offer car parking and cycle storage. Approximately 20,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space is available on the ground floor

Housing Minister Rt Hon Christopher Pincher MP said: “I am delighted that work has begun on the second phase of the transformation of Edgbaston Stadium, which will lead to over 370 new homes for local people in Birmingham, with retail and leisure opportunities to support a thriving local economy.”

Warwickshire CCC’s key advisors on the project were Savills, Gowlings WLG & Wilson Owen Owens.

Phase 3 of our Masterplan includes the next phase of redevelopment to the stadium, details of which will be released later in 2021.

2011

Phase 1 saw the £32 million redevelopment of the South and West Stands.

2023

Phase 2 will see a new entrance plaza, car parking and ‘The Edgbaston Residences’ complex.

Phase 1 of the Edgbaston Stadium Masterplan

Phase 1 of the Edgbaston Masterplan saw the £32 million redevelopment of the South and West Stands, which created some of the best facilities of its kind created for spectators, hospitality guests, players and match officials.

Following the demolition of around one third of the stadium, this phase of the Masterplan completed ahead of the England men’s 2011 Test match versus India, which saw the hosts go top of the ICC men’s Test match world rankings.