
Located 22 miles south of Birmingham, Bromsgrove is a rural area with quick links to the city. Popular with commuters and families, the area offers a mix of period properties, modern estates, and new-build developments. Villages like Catshill, Finstall, and Lickey End attract buyers looking for a quieter lifestyle with easy access to local amenities and transport links.
Bromsgroveās property market remains steady, with average house prices around Ā£327,909 (Ā£321 per sq ft). Detached homes dominate the market, accounting for nearly 40% of sales, with an average price of Ā£479,245. Semi-detached and terraced properties are also in demand, while new homes in areas like The Oakalls and Breme Park continue to attract families and professionals.
Recent developments and improved infrastructure have supported price growth of +10.6% over five years, although prices dipped slightly by -2.5% in the past 12 months. Areas such as Aston Fields, Finstall, and Lickey End are particularly popular for second-time buyers and new developments.



Located in a scenic semi-rural district, most of Bromsgroveās land has been designated āGreen Beltā. The town itself is primarily divided into North and South Bromsgrove.
First-time buyers can find properties within their budget throughout the town. The regeneration of the Bromsgrove Train Station has made Aston Fields, Breme Park and Finstall up and coming neighbourhoods.
Barnt Green, Dodford, Burcot, Stoney Hill, and Lickey End are considered some of the most affluent neighbourhoods in Bromsgrove. These areas are particularly attractive because they are close to local amenities and schools.

āOver the last year, property prices have been increasing, positively affecting purchases and construction. Higher prices give current owners a chance to sell their home and take back the deposit they need for their next home purchase. This price increase may also convince buyers who had been on the sidelines because of uncertainties about the direction of home prices that now is the time to buy.
Residents purchasing their second home tend to favour Aston Fields, Finstall, The Oakalls, Lickey End and Catshill. All Saints Place, Breme Park and The Oakalls are relatively new developments in Bromsgrove, offering a variety of terraced, semi-detached and detached properties.ā

āAs the demand for private rented property has increased, rental prices have also risen in all areas. The high demand and quick turnaround mean Landlords can hold out for asking prices.
Tenants prefer the neighbourhoods of Breme Park, Aston Fields, the Oakalls and the town centre. The proximity of these areas to the train station and other transport links ensures high returns for landlords. Because these properties are recently built, they are low maintenance and attract young professionals between the ages of 20 and 35. The popularity of these neighbourhoods allows landlords to command a higher price without negotiating. Investing here would ensure a good return.ā

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Bromsgrove has excellent connections, with direct rail services to Birmingham and Worcester via Aston Fields Station. Motorway access includes the M5 (junctions 4 and 5), M42, and the A38, making it convenient for commuting by car.
The area uses a three-tier school system and includes highly rated schools such as Finstall First School, Dodford First School, Aston Fields Middle School, and South Bromsgrove High School. Bromsgrove School, a private boarding school, draws students from the UK and abroad.
The town centre features a mix of chain and independent shops, weekly markets, and the Artrix Arts Centre. Sanders Park offers family-friendly facilities, and sports centres like David Lloyd and Ryland Centre support active lifestyles. The Lickey, Clent and Waseley Hills provide countryside walks just outside town.
New-build areas like The Oakalls, Breme Park, and parts of Finstall are popular with young professionals and families. Recent investment in technology parks and local infrastructure continues to supportsupports economic growth and property demand.

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