Hall Green is where we’re based, and the area we know best. Sitting in south-east Birmingham around the B28 postcode, it’s a settled, green suburb that has stayed popular with families for decades – helped by good schools, mature tree-lined roads and easy routes into the city.
Living in Hall Green
The area is best known for Sarehole Mill and the surrounding meadows along the River Cole, the landscape that a young J.R.R. Tolkien knew and later drew on for his writing. Everyday shopping and independent shops run along the Stratford Road (A34), and there’s plenty of green space at Sarehole and Cole Bank.
Getting around
Hall Green railway station runs into Birmingham Moor Street in under fifteen minutes and out towards Shirley and Stratford-upon-Avon on the other direction. The Stratford Road and nearby A34 give quick access to the city centre, the A45 and the motorway network.
Property in Hall Green
Housing is mostly 1930s semi-detached homes, with pockets of larger detached houses and some Victorian and Edwardian terraces closer to Moseley. It suits families and professionals, and homes on the quieter residential roads tend to sell quickly.
Whether you’re selling, letting, buying or renting in Hall Green, we can help. Book a free valuation or browse our current listings.
