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Nash House is a 6 storey tower block on the former Lee Bank estate in Birmingham. Built in the 1950s, it was visited by the Queen Mother. It has a Y-shaped footprint and has two other sister towers; Avon House and Lansdown House. It was named after Beau Nash the famous Bath society figure. It was refurbished by Optima Housing.

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  • Nash House is a 6 storey tower block on the former Lee Bank estate in Birmingham. Built in the 1950s, it was visited by the Queen Mother. It has a Y-shaped footprint and has two other sister towers; Avon House and Lansdown House. It was named after Beau Nash the famous Bath society figure. It was refurbished by Optima Housing.
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  • Nash House is a 6 storey tower block on the former Lee Bank estate in Birmingham. Built in the 1950s, it was visited by the Queen Mother. It has a Y-shaped footprint and has two other sister towers; Avon House and Lansdown House. It was named after Beau Nash the famous Bath society figure. It was refurbished by Optima Housing.
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