
Located 15 miles south of Birmingham, Redditch is a well-planned former ‘New Town’ known for its green spaces, efficient road network, and strong community feel. It has a mix of period housing in older parts of the town and newer developments from the post-1960s expansion. With a population of over 84,000, Redditch attracts families, professionals, and investors thanks to its good schools, job opportunities, and transport links.
The average property price in Redditch is £274,771, with detached homes averaging £383,263. Semi-detached and terraced houses are common, with flats also making up a notable portion of the market. Areas like Webheath, Headless Cross, and Astwood Bank remain popular with buyers, especially families and second-home movers. Redditch property market has seen stable growth over the past five years, though recent annual figures show a slight market dip.



Redditch can be divided into two distinct areas: a cosmopolitan district in the north-east that includes the town centre and rural area to the southwest, including Astwood Bank and Feckenham.
Recently developed areas include Washford, Moons Moat, Ravensbank, and Park Farm. Property for sale in these neighbourhoods tends to be 2 to 3 bedroom terraced and semi-detached houses, as well as 1 to 2 bedroom flats/maisonettes.
Properties within a first-time buyer’s budget can be found throughout Redditch. Walkwood, Callow Hill, Brockhill, Wirehill and Astwood Bank are considered the up-and-coming neighbourhoods. The latter three, as well as Enfield, have seen continuous growth from new-build estates.
Walkwood, Callow Hill, Ipsley, Oakenshaw South, and Winyates Green are regarded as the most affluent areas. They are populated primarily by middle to upper-middle-class families, and residents are attracted to the easy access to local schools in these areas.

“Property prices in the area have been rising. Higher prices give current homeowners a better chance to sell and make back the deposit they need for their next home purchase. The price increase may convince buyers who had previously been on the sidelines because of uncertainty about the direction of home prices that now is the time to buy.
Residents purchasing their second home tend to favour Webheath, Oakenshaw South, Churchill North, Winyates Green, Callow Hill, Headless Cross, Astwood Bank, Crabbs Cross and Brockhill. As one of the new estates on the town’s outskirts, Brockhill has various property types available, from starter homes to five-bedroom detached houses.”

“As the demand for private rented property has risen, rental prices have also increased in all areas over the past few years. Landlords have been able to hold out for asking prices due to the high demand and quick turnaround of rental properties. During the next year, rental prices are expected to see marginal increases but ultimately stabilise with more Landlords renting property or buying to let.
Tenants like the neighbourhoods of Oakenshaw South, Crabbs Cross, Headless Cross, Webheath, Walkwood, Winyates Green and Astwood Bank. These areas offer the best return for Landlords due to high demand, higher rental incomes and the calibre of tenants, as they are often in professional, higher-paid employment. Moreover, because these affluent neighbourhoods are so popular, properties can command a higher price without the need for landlords to negotiate.

Our Redditch branch offers a full range of property services, including buying, selling, lettings, and investment support. Our trusted estate agents in Redditch provide tailored advice for homeowners, landlords, and investors across all neighbourhoods.

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Redditch has direct access to the M42 and a reliable rail service to Birmingham New Street. A comprehensive bus network connects all major residential areas.
Redditch uses a three-tier education system. Popular schools include Astwood Bank First School, Walkwood Middle School, and St Augustine’s High. Catchment areas such as Callow Hill, Walkwood and Headless Cross often command premium rental and sale values.
Arrow Valley Country Park is a key local asset with a lake, trails, and play areas. Kingfisher Shopping Centre offers major retail, a cinema, and services like Shopmobility. Historic sites include Forge Mill Needle Museum and Bordesley Abbey ruins.
Areas like Brockhill and Washford continue to see new-build activity. Redditch’s layout as a New Town means many neighbourhoods benefit from modern infrastructure and local facilities such as GP surgeries and local centres.

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