Retire to King’s Heath

King’s Heath is a suburb of South Birmingham located just 4 miles from the city centre. The local community still refers to Kings Heath as a “village” even though it has been part of Birmingham for over a century.

• King’s Heath town centre is just a 3 minute. flat, walk away from the proposed development. The High street has an attractive public square which is used as a venue for a monthly farmers’ market and other events.
• A number of independent shops can be found on the side roads off the High Street, leading to an influx of boutiques and the start of an organic café culture.
• Opposite the proposed development is a Lidl supermarket and you will find a branch of Wilko, just around the corner, on the High Street. There is also a large ASDA and Sainsbury’s less than a 5-minute flat walk from the proposed development.
• The nearby All Saints Centre offers a hub of enjoyment to future owners as it is not only home to the Birmingham Clarion Singers and Farmers Market but also offers activities including fitness and Zumba, Meditation, the Village Square Gardening Club, a Café and live music.
• Shoppers of all kinds are well catered for with a vast variety of branded and independent retailers including W H Smith, Clarks, Burton, Peacocks and Dorothy Perkins together with an array of convenience, card, gift shops and an antique and curios shop.
• King’s Heath is serviced by National Express West Midlands bus routes to Birmingham city centre, Druids Heath, Solihull and more

To locate the points of interest on the map hover over the location marker.