Aston, Birmingham. Duddeston Manor Estate, Nechells Green (top-left). Holte & Priory Estate (centre). Newtown (top-right). Spaghetti Junction (bottom).
Churchfield House was a 12 storey tower block on Duddeston Manor Road in the Duddeston Manor Estate. It was situated in the Nechells Green area of Aston, Birmingham. Plans for the block were approved in 1963 and it was completed in 1965 by Wates. The block contained 68 flats and was demolished in the 1990s as part of the wider regeneration of the area.
Apart from Churchfield House, the rest of the Duddeston Manor Estate was refurbished along with Cromwell Street Estate. The other 2 estates (Kellett Road Estate & Rupert Street Estate) were completely demolished in the 1990s. It is one of four estates that made up the Nechells Green / Duddeston complex of 27 tower blocks and part of the 67 tower blocks in Aston.
Duddeston Manor Estate tower blocks[]
- Humber Tower (16 storeys)
- Dovey Tower (16 storeys)
- Trent Tower (16 storeys)
- Churchfield House (12 storeys)... demolished late 1990s
- Willow House (9 storeys)
The Duddeston Four...
- Queens Tower (12 storeys)
- High Tower (12 storeys)
- Home Tower (12 storeys)
- South Tower (12 storeys)