Estate & Letting Agents in Stirchley

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

2 Katie Road, Birmingham, B29 6JG
0121 246 4010

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Estate & Lettings Agents in Stirchley

Are you searching for trusted local estate and lettings agents in Stirchley? Oakmans can help with property sales, lettings and property management across Stirchley 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 Longbridge, 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

Stirchley has developed one of Birmingham’s most distinctive independent food and drink scenes, with much of it centred along Pershore Road.

Fantastic Eateries

The Den – A popular neighbourhood café on Pershore Road serving brunch, coffee and evening food and drinks in a relaxed setting.
Eat Vietnam – An independent Vietnamese restaurant known for bold flavours, fresh ingredients and a regularly changing menu.
Riverine Rabbit – An intimate independent restaurant focusing on seasonal small plates, sustainably sourced ingredients and creative cooking.
Burger Me Up – An independent burger restaurant on Pershore Road serving smashed beef burgers, fried chicken, loaded fries and thick shakes, all made fresh to order.

Shopping

Stirchley’s shopping scene is centred around Pershore Road, where traditional local businesses sit alongside newer independent shops and useful everyday services.

Shops for The Essentials

Pershore Road Shopping Area – Stirchley’s main shopping stretch, offering supermarkets, convenience stores, cafés, independent retailers and everyday services.
J & H Ward – A traditional local greengrocer on Pershore Road offering fresh fruit and vegetables and serving the local community.
Stirchley Wines & Spirits – A long-established independent off-licence specialising in craft beer, wine and spirits from local and international producers.
Hedge – An independent boutique on Pershore Road, adding something a little different to the area’s mix of local shops.

Nature and outdoors

Stirchley benefits from several local green spaces as well as easy access to both the River Rea and Worcester & Birmingham Canal.

Local Nature and Greenspaces

Stirchley Park – A neighbourhood green space close to Pershore Road with open grass, mature trees, paths and space for informal recreation.
Hazelwell Park – A popular local park offering open green space and connections towards the River Rea walking and cycling routes.
River Rea Route – A walking and cycling corridor running through the area and connecting Stirchley with neighbouring parts of South Birmingham.
Worcester & Birmingham Canal – The nearby towpath offers waterside walking and cycling, with routes towards Bournville, Selly Oak and Birmingham city centre.

Schools

Stirchley and the surrounding B30 area offer a selection of primary and secondary schools, with additional options available in neighbouring Bournville and Cotteridge.

Local Schools

Stirchley Primary School – A mixed primary school on Pershore Road serving children from nursery age through to Year 6.
Bournville Village Primary – A nearby primary school on Linden Road serving children aged 5 to 11.
Bournville School – A nearby mixed all-through school providing education for pupils from primary through to secondary age.
Dame Elizabeth Cadbury School – A mixed secondary school and sixth form in nearby Bournville.

Transport

Stirchley is well connected to Birmingham city centre and surrounding suburbs, with strong road, rail and bus links.

By Car

Stirchley is conveniently positioned along the A441 Pershore Road, providing a straightforward route north towards Edgbaston and Birmingham city centre and south towards Cotteridge and Kings Norton. The A38 Bristol Road is also nearby, offering additional connections across South Birmingham and towards the wider motorway network.

By Public Transport

Pineapple Road railway station provides direct rail connections towards Birmingham New Street and Kings Norton. Bournville railway station is also within easy reach of much of Stirchley, offering services towards Birmingham New Street, Redditch and Bromsgrove. Frequent bus services along Pershore Road connect the area with the city centre and surrounding suburbs.

Local features and attractions

Kings Heath combines a busy neighbourhood centre with independent businesses, live music, community events and attractive green spaces, giving the suburb a distinctive local character.

Things To Do

Stirchley Baths – A restored former swimming baths now used as a community venue, hosting classes, events, activities and local gatherings.

Attic Brew Co. – An independent Stirchley brewery and taproom producing its own beers and hosting regular events.

Couch Stirchley – A popular neighbourhood cocktail bar on Pershore Road and a well-known part of Stirchley’s evening scene.

Worcester & Birmingham Canal – Walk or cycle along the canal towpath, with routes continuing towards Bournville, Selly Oak and Birmingham city centre.