Latest house prices for Belbroughton, Stourbridge

Belbroughton sits in a fold of the north Worcestershire countryside, just south of the Clent Hills and about five miles from Stourbridge. It is a village shaped by the small valleys of the Bell Brook, which once powered a bustling local industry of scythe and saw-blade mills. Today, the village is much quieter, defined by its mix of red-brick cottages and timber-framed buildings centered around the spire of Holy Trinity Church. It functions as a self-contained community with several pubs, a primary school, and a village shop, while the surrounding lanes provide direct access to the wider network of bridleways and footpaths leading toward Holy Cross. While it feels distinctly rural, the proximity to the M5 and the A491 makes it a practical location for those who work in the Black Country or Birmingham but prefer to live within reach of open green space.