Estate & Letting Agents in Edgbaston

Name: Edgbaston
Brand: Oakmans
Rating: 5 (289 reviews)

99 High Street, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9NR
0121 468 2525

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Estate and Letting Agents in Edgbaston

Are you searching for trusted local estate agents in Edgbaston? Oakmans can help with property sales, lettings and property management across Edgbaston and the surrounding Birmingham areas.

Our experienced local team combines expert property knowledge with professional photography, cinematic videography and social media marketing to give your property maximum exposure. With over 100k followers across our social media platforms, we help properties reach more potential buyers and tenants.

Whether you are looking to sell, let, buy or rent in Edgbaston, 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

Edgbaston has one of Birmingham’s most refined dining scenes, with Michelin-starred restaurants, stylish gastropubs and independent venues concentrated around Highfield Road, Harborne Road and Edgbaston Village.

Fantastic Eateries

Simpsons – One of Birmingham’s best-known fine dining restaurants, serving modern British cuisine from an elegant Grade II listed building.
The High Field – A popular gastropub offering modern British dishes, drinks and a large garden terrace.
Chapter – An independent neighbourhood restaurant serving seasonal dishes throughout the day, alongside a bar and terrace.
The Blue Piano – A distinctive restaurant and bar specialising in South East Asian inspired food within an attractive Edwardian property.

Shopping

Shopping in Edgbaston is centred around Edgbaston Village, Greenfield Crescent and Harborne Road. The area is known more for independent businesses, boutiques and specialist shops than large high street chains.

Shops for The Essentials

Greenfield Crescent – A landscaped shopping and dining street at the heart of Edgbaston Village, home to independent shops, cafés and restaurants.
Edgbaston Village Artisan Market – A regular local market featuring independent traders, artisan food, drinks, arts and crafts.
LUX Gallery – An independent gallery showcasing artwork and contemporary pieces.
Harborne Road – One of the area’s main commercial streets, with a mix of local businesses, restaurants, cafés and everyday services.

Nature and outdoors

Despite being close to Birmingham city centre, Edgbaston has a distinctly green feel, with mature tree-lined roads, gardens, parks and open spaces throughout the area.

Local Nature and Greenspaces

Birmingham Botanical Gardens – One of the area’s best-known attractions, featuring landscaped gardens, glasshouses, tropical plants and outdoor areas.
Winterbourne House and Garden – A beautiful botanical garden surrounding an Edwardian Arts and Crafts house, with colourful borders, woodland areas and a Japanese bridge.
Edgbaston Reservoir – A large open-water reservoir surrounded by walking routes and green space, offering a peaceful escape close to the city centre.
Cannon Hill Park – One of Birmingham’s largest parks, with open lawns, woodland, walking routes, sports facilities and family-friendly spaces.

Schools

Edgbaston is particularly well known for education, with several highly regarded independent schools located within the area, alongside the University of Birmingham.

Local Schools

King Edward’s School – A well-known independent boys’ school for pupils aged 11 to 18.
King Edward VI High School for Girls – An academically selective independent girls’ school located alongside King Edward’s School.
Edgbaston High School for Girls – An independent girls’ school providing education from early years through to sixth form.
The Blue Coat School – A co-educational independent preparatory school for children aged 3 to 11, set within extensive grounds.

Transport

Edgbaston is particularly well connected, sitting just southwest of Birmingham city centre with strong road, rail, tram and bus links.

By Car

The A456 Hagley Road provides a direct route between Edgbaston and Birmingham city centre, while nearby routes including the A38 and access to the M5 make it easy to travel towards Harborne, Selly Oak, the wider West Midlands and beyond.

By Public Transport

University Station provides regular rail services into Birmingham New Street and along the Cross-City Line, while Edgbaston Village tram stop offers direct Metro connections towards Birmingham city centre and the wider network. Regular bus services also connect Edgbaston with Harborne, Selly Oak, the city centre and surrounding areas.

Local features and attractions

Edgbaston is home to several of Birmingham’s most recognisable sporting, cultural and educational landmarks, giving the area plenty to explore.

Things To Do

Birmingham Botanical Gardens – A major Birmingham attraction with landscaped gardens, historic glasshouses and plant collections from around the world.
Winterbourne House and Garden – A beautifully preserved Edwardian house surrounded by botanical gardens on the University of Birmingham campus.
Edgbaston Stadium – One of England’s most famous cricket grounds and home to Warwickshire County Cricket Club, regularly hosting major domestic and international matches.
University of Birmingham – A major Birmingham institution known for its historic campus, extensive grounds and distinctive Old Joe clock tower.