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Oak Tree House & Kellet Road Estate (near-left), Chestnut House & Sycamore House of the Rupert Street Estate (right-distance).
Kellett Road Estate (demolished late 1990s), Nechells Green complex, Aston, Birmingham.
The Kellett Road Estate was a small council estate on the Nechells Green complex. It was situated in the Nechells area of Aston, Birmingham. Constructed in the late 1950s, it consisted 1 twelve storey tower block, 4 six storey super-blocks, as well as 10 four storey blocks and several maisonette properties.
The entire estate was demolished in the mid-late 1990s as part of a wider regeneration of the Heartlands area in Birmingham. This involved the complete demolition of the nearby Rupert Street Estate and the refurbishment of the Duddeston Manor Estate and Cromwell Street Estate.
The Nechells Green / Duddeston complex had 27 tower blocks and formed part of the traditional Aston District which had 67 tower blocks all together from its various complexes.
Tower blocks[]
- Oak Tree House (12 storeys)
- Offenham House (6 storeys)
- Wickham House (6 storeys)
- Evesham House (6 storeys)
- Strensham House (6 storeys)