New homes in the West Midlands

Both a county and a region in itself, the West Midlands shares a border with Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire. With only Greater London having a higher population, the county boasts major cities like Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton, meaning houses in the West Midlands are always in demand.

From excellent museums and art galleries to cathedrals, castles and National Trust manor houses, don’t miss Sandwell Valley Country Park, the 2,000-acre Sutton Park or the Bullring shopping centre. All of this is on your doorstep with our developments in the West Midlands, which you can start browsing below. 

Live the West Midlands life

A large region in its own right that encompasses the Birmingham urban area, the West Midlands covers a vast swathe of central England. This means there are many different ways you can spend your time in the West Midlands, whether you want to live close to the city or further out in a rural village somewhere near the Welsh border. Wherever you want to move to, don’t miss fantastic offers like our Part Exchange scheme, which have been put together to help you on or up the property ladder. 

Things to see and do in the West Midlands

The West Midlands is blessed with a huge array of attractions, including Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and historic UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Plus, there are lots of exciting towns and pulsating cities packed with history, culture and more entertainment options than you could visit in a lifetime’s worth of weekends. 

Outdoor types will love exploring the Shropshire Hills, Peak District and Cannock Chase, as well as going for walks through the Wye Valley and Malvern Hills. Pick a cycling route alongside the River Severn, visit the Ironbridge Gorge and don’t miss Cadbury World if you have a sweet tooth or want to treat your children. 

Education

Speaking of any younger members of the family, there are plenty of excellent schools across the West Midlands for them to study at. Birmingham is packed with top schools, while Stratford-upon-Avon and Walsall are known for their strong educational options too. You can also find a selection of outstanding schools close to new build developments in places like Tamworth. 

West Midlands transport links

The West Midlands Metro system is a great feature of this region, with the West Midlands county area offering the most highly concentrated transport links. This includes major road arteries such as the M6, as well as Birmingham Airport with its wide selection of international routes. Some parts of the West Midlands region are close to Manchester Airport, while others offer fast rail services to London which bring the capital within commuting distance. 

The West Midlands property scene

Covering such a large area, the West Midlands has a diverse property market which caters for every taste and budget you can imagine. This includes 1 and 2 bedroom city centre apartments along Sherlock Street in Birmingham, 3 and 4 bed family homes on Austen Drive in Tamworth and vast 6 bed houses in the Canley area of Coventry. Whichever part of the region you want to move to, don’t forget to check if you could benefit from the Government’s Help to Buy scheme in the West Midlands when you purchase your new home.