Estate & Letting Agents in Barnt Green

Name: Barnt Green
Brand: Oakmans
Rating: 5 (289 reviews)

2-4 High Street, Bromsgrove, B61 8HQ
01527 913 555

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Estate & Letting Agents in Barnt Green

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Whether you are looking to sell, let, buy or rent in Barnt Green, our dedicated teams provide a personalised and straightforward service, helping make every stage of your property journey as stress-free as possible.

Food and drink

Barnt Green has a surprisingly strong food and drink scene for a village of its size, with independent restaurants, cafés and pubs centred mainly around Hewell Road. There are options ranging from modern British dining to relaxed brunches and traditional pub food.

Fantastic Eateries

Black and Green – A modern British restaurant on Hewell Road offering a more refined dining experience, with seasonal dishes and a contemporary setting.
Cofton on The Green – A popular village restaurant and café serving breakfast, brunch, lunch and evening dishes in the centre of Barnt Green.
The Victoria – A stylish gastropub on Hewell Road offering pub classics, Sunday lunches and drinks in a relaxed village setting.
Barnt Green Inn – A large gastropub close to the village and the Lickey Hills, with a broad food menu, outdoor space and a traditional pub atmosphere.

Shopping

The main shopping area is concentrated along Hewell Road, where Barnt Green has retained a good mix of independent businesses alongside everyday essentials. The village centre includes fashion, gifts, food, homeware and specialist shops, making it unusually well served for its size.

Shops for The Essentials

Village Vineyards – An independent wine and drinks shop on Hewell Road offering a wide range of wines, spirits and other drinks.
Its A Gift – An independent gift shop on Hewell Road selling gifts and accessories.
Hollywood Collections Limited – An independent fashion boutique within Barnt Green village centre.

Nature and outdoors

Barnt Green is particularly strong for outdoor space, with village parks, reservoirs, countryside walks and one of Birmingham’s best-known country parks all close by. The Parish Council has also developed several signposted walking routes around the village and surrounding countryside.

Local Nature and Greenspaces

Millennium Park – A central village green space with a children’s play area, providing an easy outdoor space within walking distance of Hewell Road.
Bittell Reservoirs – Upper and Lower Bittell Reservoirs form an important local waterside landscape and Site of Special Scientific Interest, supporting a wide variety of birdlife and other wildlife.
Lickey Hills Country Park – A large country park immediately north of Barnt Green, offering woodland walks, open grassland, viewpoints and miles of trails.
Barnt Green Circular Walks – Three signposted local routes explore the village, Lickey Hills and surrounding waterways, including walks of around four to six-and-a-half miles.

Schools

Barnt Green has a local first school within the village, while families also have access to middle and secondary schools across nearby Alvechurch and Bromsgrove.

Local Schools

St Andrew’s C of E First School – A mixed Church of England first school on Hewell Road for children aged 5 to 9.
Blackwell First School – A nearby first school in Blackwell, providing another primary-age option close to Barnt Green.
Alvechurch C of E Middle School – A mixed Church of England middle school in nearby Alvechurch for pupils aged 9 to 13.
North Bromsgrove High School – A mixed secondary school and sixth form in Bromsgrove for students aged 13 to 18.

Transport

Barnt Green is particularly well positioned for commuters, combining its own railway station with quick access to major roads connecting Birmingham, Bromsgrove and the wider West Midlands.

By Car

The village sits close to the A441 and A38, with the M42 and M5 both easily accessible. This makes Barnt Green convenient for travelling towards Birmingham, Bromsgrove, Redditch, Worcester and other parts of the West Midlands.

By Public Transport

Barnt Green railway station is located on Fiery Hill Road within the village and is managed by West Midlands Railway. The station has parking, cycle storage and step-free access to all platforms.

Local bus services connect Barnt Green with destinations including Bromsgrove, Blackwell, Longbridge, Cofton Hackett and Redditch, with onward transport connections available from several of these locations.

Local features and attractions

Barnt Green has a strong community and sporting scene, with several clubs based either within the village or around the nearby Bittell Reservoirs.

Things To Do

Barnt Green Sports Club – A large local sports facility offering tennis, squash, badminton, pickleball and three floodlit padel courts, with several sports also available on a pay-and-play basis.
Barnt Green Sailing Club – Based on Upper Bittell Reservoir, this RYA training centre offers sailing for adults and children, alongside regular racing and recreational sailing.
Barnt Green Cricket Club – A long-established village cricket club on Cherry Hill Road with senior, junior and mini teams.
Lickey Hills Visitor Centre and viewpoints – The wider Lickey Hills area offers woodland walks, viewpoints across Birmingham, an orienteering course and extensive countryside to explore.