Local information

• Apex House is connected from across the city and beyond, with easy access whether you commute by road, rail, bus, cycle or on foot. Five Ways and the city’s ring road provides easy access to central Birmingham and the national motorway network, with excellent links to the M6, M42, M5 and M40 all minutes away. Locally, Apex House stands in the middle of a public transport hub with bus, rail and tram links all on the doorstep. For drivers, the building sits outside Birmingham’s Clean Air Zone, and includes its own secure car parking.
• For rail commuters, Five Ways railway station is less than five minutes’ walk away, and offers a regular three-minute journey to Birmingham New Street station and the wider UK rail network. The arrival of HS2 will bring journey time to London down to just 49 minutes, with Curzon Street station connected to Edgbaston by a direct West Midlands Metro (tram) route. As part of Edgbaston Village, Apex House shares a dedicated tram stop. The tram provides speedy links to the city centre and on to the Black Country and beyond, as well as Curzon Street, Digbeth and the city’s Eastside.
• Cycle routes using the local canal network can be accessed via the Worcester and Birmingham canal, just a few hundred metres away, along with canalside routes through Edgbaston to Selly Oak and south Birmingham as well as to the west of the city and Black Country in the other direction.
• For those travelling further afield, Birmingham Airport is just ten miles away, and offers direct flights to over 150 destinations worldwide.