Latest house prices for Blackwell, Bromsgrove

Blackwell is a quiet, well-established village perched on the south-eastern edge of the Lickey Hills, sitting roughly two miles north-east of Bromsgrove. It developed significantly during the Victorian and Edwardian eras as a rural retreat for Birmingham’s professional classes, a legacy still visible in the substantial architecture and mature gardens that line many of its lanes. At its heart is the Blackwell Golf Club, which has defined much of the local landscape since the 1890s. While it feels distinctly secluded, the village is practical for those heading into the city; the Cross-City Line passes right through the area, with the nearby Barnt Green station providing a direct link to Birmingham New Street. It’s a place of steep lanes and sandstone cuttings, where the suburban fringe of the West Midlands meets the open North Worcestershire countryside.