What is the market data for sales overview?

In Shirley, the average property sold for £388,586 over the last 12 months, with a median sold price of £330,000. A total of 1,086 properties were sold between November 2025 and August 2026.

What is the market data for sales detached?

The average sold price for a Detached in Shirley was £635,576 over the last 12 months, based on 205 sales.

What is the market data for sales semi-detached?

The average sold price for a Semi Detached in Shirley was £363,973 over the last 12 months, based on 468 sales.

What is the market data for sales terraced?

The average sold price for a Terraced in Shirley was £290,106 over the last 12 months, based on 166 sales.

What is the market data for sales flat?

The average sold price for a Flat in Shirley was £179,998 over the last 12 months, based on 201 sales.

What is the market data for rental house?

The average monthly rent for a House in Shirley is £1,717. Rental values have increased by 3.8% over the last 12 months.

What is the market data for rental flat?

The average monthly rent for a Flat in Shirley is £1,195. Rental values have increased by 1.1% over the last 12 months.

What is the market data for rental house 1bed?

The average monthly rent for a 1 bedrooms House in Shirley is £966.

What is the market data for rental house 2bed?

The average monthly rent for a 2 bedrooms House in Shirley is £1,202.

What is the market data for rental house 3bed?

The average monthly rent for a 3 bedrooms House in Shirley is £1,513.

What is the market data for rental house 4bed?

The average monthly rent for a 4 bedrooms House in Shirley is £2,279.

What is the market data for rental house 5bed?

The average monthly rent for a 5 bedrooms House in Shirley is £3,131.

What is the market data for rental flat 1bed?

The average monthly rent for a 1 bedrooms Flat in Shirley is £969.

What is the market data for rental flat 2bed?

The average monthly rent for a 2 bedrooms Flat in Shirley is £1,265.

What is the market data for rental flat 3bed?

The average monthly rent for a 3 bedrooms Flat in Shirley is £1,800.

What is the market data for rental flat 4bed?

The average monthly rent for a 4 bedrooms Flat in Shirley is £1,250.

What is the market data for rental overview?

In Shirley, houses rent for an average of £1,717 per month and flats for £1,195 per month.

What is the market data for rental flat 5bed?

The average monthly rent for a 5 bedrooms Flat in Shirley is £2,300.

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Food and drink

Shirley presents an enticing mix of culinary spots that cater to both traditional and modern tastes.

Fantastic Eateries

The Plume of Feathers – A traditional pub offering hearty British fare.
Desco Lounge – Perfect for brunch, coffee, and evening drinks.
Miller & Carter Shirley – Steakhouse for the discerning carnivore.
Mughal-E-Azam – Authentic Indian cuisine that tantalizes the taste buds.
Deli in Boldmere – A charming spot for sandwiches, pastries, and more.

Shopping

Shopping in Shirley blends the convenience of high-street brands with local boutiques.

Shops for The Essentials

Sears Retail Park – Your destination with a diverse range of stores.
Morrisons Shirley – Supermarket for fresh produce and everyday essentials.
Shirley High Street – A stretch of local boutiques, services, and eateries.
M&S Shirley Simply Food – Gourmet food selections.

Nature and outdoors

Shirley offers ample opportunities for those seeking tranquility and outdoor activities.

Local Nature and Greenspaces

Dickens Heath Nature Reserve
Shirley Park

Schools

Shirley prides itself on a spectrum of educational institutions fostering a strong academic foundation.

Local Schools

Shirley Heath Junior School – Nurturing the leaders of tomorrow.
Haslucks Green Junior School – Paving the way for comprehensive learning.
Tudor Grange Academy – Renowned for academic excellence and co-curricular activities.
St. James’ School – Instilling both values and knowledge.
Blossomfield Infant and Nursery School – Creating strong educational roots.

Transport

Shirley is easily accessible by car and public transport.

By car

Shirley enjoys robust road connectivity, easily accessible via the A34 Stratford Road.

By public transport

Additionally, the nearby Shirley train station connects effortlessly to Birmingham city centre and the broader West Midlands.

Local features and attractions

From culture to recreation, Shirley boasts an array of facilities and points of interest.

Things To Do

Shirley Golf Club – Swing and putt in this picturesque setting.
Packwood House, National Trust – Explore a beautifully restored Tudor house, impressive gardens and surrounding Warwickshire countryside.

Property prices

Average House Price: £415,721£360 per square foot

Average Flat Price: £179,998£252 per square foot

Properties sold: 1,086In the last 12 months

Properties sold: 37In the last 3 months

House price is a weighted average of detached, semi-detached, and terraced properties based on 839 sales; flat price is based on 201 sales between Nov 2025 and Aug 2026.