Estate & Letting Agents in Moseley

Moseley’s high street is home to a mix of useful everyday shops and independent businesses.

Your Local Shops

• Independent cafés, bakeries and food shops
• Local boutiques, gift shops and specialist retailers
• Supermarkets and convenience stores for day-to-day essentials
• Moseley Farmers’ Market, held regularly in the village
• A range of salons, gyms and wellness businesses

Despite its city-centre location, Birmingham has a range of green spaces, rooftop gardens and waterside walks to enjoy.

Local Outdoor Spots

• Moseley Bog – a local nature reserve with woodland, wetland and a connection to J.R.R. Tolkien.
• Moseley Park and Pool – a historic park hosting community events and festivals.
• The Shire Country Park – walking routes following the River Cole through south Birmingham.
• Sarehole Mill – a historic watermill close to Moseley Bog and the wider Tolkien Trail.
• Moseley Golf Club – green open space on the edge of the area.

Moseley is well placed for local primary and secondary education, with straightforward transport links to Birmingham’s universities.

Local Schools

• Queensbridge School – a local secondary school with a specialist arts focus.
• Moseley School and Sixth Form – a secondary school serving the local area.
• Moseley Church of England Primary School – a local primary school close to the village.
• University of Birmingham – easily reached by bus, bike or car from Moseley.

Moseley benefits from frequent bus services, the recently reopened rail connection and convenient road access into Birmingham City Centre and surrounding areas.

By car

Main routes including the A435 Alcester Road connect Moseley with Birmingham City Centre, Kings Heath, Hall Green and the wider road network. The M42 and Birmingham Airport are also within easy reach by road.

By public transport

Moseley Village station provides rail services between Kings Norton and Birmingham New Street. Regular bus routes also run through Moseley towards the city centre, Kings Heath, Solihull and other areas across Birmingham.

Moseley is known for its community events, historic landmarks and live music scene.

Things To Do

• Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival – an annual summer music festival held in Moseley Park.
• Moseley Folk & Arts Festival – a popular annual event celebrating music, arts and local culture.
• Moseley Bog – a nature reserve associated with J.R.R. Tolkien’s childhood in Birmingham.
• Moseley Park and Pool – a historic park, lake and event space in the centre of the village.
• Sarehole Mill – a restored 18th-century watermill linked to Tolkien’s Birmingham.
• Moseley Road Baths – a Grade II listed Edwardian building undergoing restoration.