Stourbridge Property and Area Guide

Welcome to Stourbridge

Located in the south-west of the West Midlands, Stourbridge is a historic market town known for its glassmaking heritage and Victorian architecture. Its mix of period homes and more modern developments attracts families, commuters, and downsizers. With excellent schools and strong transport links to Birmingham and Worcester, it’s a well-connected and desirable place to live.

Local Property Market in Stourbridge

The average property price in Stourbridge is £251,215, with homes selling at around £283 per square foot. Detached homes average £433,005, while semi-detached properties sit at £258,393. Terraced houses sell for about £222,760, and flats average £140,406. The market has remained steady, with a 1.3% price rise in the past year and 17.3% over five years. Demand remains consistent, especially for family properties in areas like Oldswinford, Pedmore, and Hagley.

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Sourbridge Office

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Live market data

Property prices

Average Property Price

£271,932

£296 per Square Foot

Price change

+6.3%

In the last 12 months

Average rental
transactions per month

How much do houses let for?

£1,048

Per calendar month

How much do flats let for?

£827

Per calendar month

What is the average
annual rental yield?

5.38%

Stourbridge Neighbourhood

Stourbridge is a well-connected town. Popular with families, professionals and retirees, it offers a mix of period homes and newer developments. Local highlights include Oldswinford and Pedmore, while nearby villages like Hagley and Kinver are also in demand with buyers. With direct rail links to Birmingham and Worcester, respected schools, and easy access to the M5, it’s a convenient and attractive place to live.

Sales market comment from our Stourbridge Branch

Stourbridge’s sales market remains steady, with average property prices at £251,215 and annual growth of 1.3%. Detached homes lead the market at over £430,000, though semi-detached and terraced properties attract interest from families and first-time buyers. Thanks to good schools and transport links, areas like Hagley, Pedmore and Norton continue to see strong demand. Overall, the town offers good value for money compared to nearby Birmingham, with healthy activity levels across most price points.

Lettings market comment from our Stourbridge Branch

Stourbridge offers landlords a balanced rental market, with average rents at £1,022 pcm for houses and £750 pcm for flats. Yields average around 5.49%, making it a viable option for property investors looking for long-term returns. Demand is consistent from professionals and families, particularly in well-connected areas like Amblecote and Oldswinford. With ongoing development and strong commuter links, Stourbridge offers opportunities for new and experienced investors.

Property Services in Stourbridge

As a trusted Stourbridge estate agent, we help clients who are looking at buying, selling or renting a home here, or investing in property in the area. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to expand your rental portfolio, our team provides full support throughout the entire process.

Property Valuations in Stourbridge

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Lifestyle in Stourbridge

Transport Links:

Stourbridge has two stations – Stourbridge Town and Stourbridge Junction – with regular services to Birmingham and Worcester. Hagley and Blakedown stations serve surrounding villages. The M5 is just 8 miles away for motorway access.

Schools and Education:

Stourbridge is known for high-performing schools, including Haybridge and Hagley RC, plus private and sixth-form options like Oldswinford Hospital School and King Edward VI College. Elmfield Rudolf Steiner School also attracts families nationwide.

Leisure and Green Spaces:

The town offers extensive sports facilities, from rugby and cricket to tennis and golf. Parks and leisure centres are managed by Dudley MBC, with options for all ages and interests.

New Developments:

Ongoing demand for housing continues to support new developments across Stourbridge and nearby areas such as Amblecote, Norton, and Wollaston.

Our Stourbridge Estate Agent Branch

Contact Details:

14 Old Birmingham Road, Lickey End, Bromsgrove, B60 1DE

(+44) 7794 046 507

stourbridge@ardenestates.co.uk

Our Stourbridge team covers a wide area, including Dudley, Kingswinford, Halesowen, and surrounding villages such as Kinver, Wombourne, and Enville. Whether you’re selling a period property in Hagley or letting a flat in Lye, our local knowledge allows us to offer a truly tailored service.

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Why Choose Us

We’re trusted by local homeowners, landlords, and buyers across Stourbridge and the West Midlands. Our team is known for straightforward advice, strong market insight, and a proactive approach to sales and lettings. With a wide service area, experienced staff, and a commitment to client service, we help you move with confidence.

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