New Homes for Sale in Halesowen

New Build Homes in Halesowen

Halesowen is a popular suburb perched on the edge of Birmingham. Those living there enjoy easy access to Birmingham's city centre as well as the surrounding wider rural area. 

Living in Halesowen allows you to take full advantage of both city amenities and countryside retreats, while offering well-maintained roads, close-to-home colleges, and plenty of shopping centres nearby.  

Where is Halesowen? 

Nestled within the West Midlands, south of Wolverhampton, the town of Halesowen makes up the southern section of Dudley. Just a 25-minute drive from Birmingham city centre, its location is bordered by the green Manor Way and neighbours Woodgate Valley Country Park. 

Transport in Halesowen 

Halesowen is cut through by two of Birmingham’s A-roads: the A456 and the A458. Using these routes, you can reach the city centre within 25 minutes and the town of Kidderminster in 22 minutes. The A456 connects to the M5, opening a direct route into Cheltenham, Gloucester, and Bristol to the south.  

The closest train station is just north of Halesowen, at Old Hill, where you can catch services into Birmingham, Kidderminster, and Stratford-upon-Avon.  

Shopping in Halesowen 

In central Halesowen you’ll find the Cornbow Shopping Centre, the suburb’s main retail hub. It includes stores such as Bonmarché, Bodycare, Age UK, and Cardfactory, as well as supermarkets including Asda and Heron Foods.  

It’s also a 25-minute drive away from the Bullring, Birmingham’s biggest shopping centre, where over 60 shops cover health, beauty, fashion, and entertainment. Notable brands include The North Face, Sephora and Ernest Jones.  

Things to do in Halesowen 

There are plenty of things to do in and around Halesowen. On the town’s border with Cradley Heath is Haden Hill Park, a period property that's free to visit with expansive grounds, a pond and a children’s play area. The Old Hill Cricket Club is also nearby and is always welcoming new members. 

Just a 23-minute drive into Dudley, you can find The Black Country Living Museum, an open-air experience that brings history to life with reconstructions and actors.  

Halesowen is also within reach of the Dudley Zoo and Castle, a hilltop fort surrounded by exotic habitats for Arctic foxes, lions, boa constrictors, and African painted dogs. Other things to do near Halesowen include The Falconry Centre in Hagley and the Woodgate Valley Urban Farm in Quinton.  

The best places to buy new builds in Halesowen 

There are plenty of new homes to choose from in Halesowen, whether you’re looking for a 5-bedroom family home or a 2-bedroom retreat for your retirement. From easy access to Birmingham’s public transport networks to its peaceful rural surroundings, you’re bound to find something that suits you in Halesowen. 

Northfield 

Southeast of Halesowen, our development of new builds at Frankley Park is a pleasant suburban neighbourhood with easy access to the M5 motorway.  

The A38 runs through Northfield, leading to the M5 roundabout within 10 minutes and up to Birmingham city centre in 20 minutes. Northfield also has an Omniplex Cinema, a Hollywood Bowl, a Nuffield Health gym, and a shopping centre at Longbridge. It’s a wonderful place to live if you value plenty of amenities within walking distance, as well as robust transport options and an easy commute into Birmingham.   

Harborne 

Named one of the best places to live in the UK by The Sunday Times, Harborne sits on the outskirts of Birmingham, 5 miles west of Halesowen. 

Harborne takes pride in its village-like atmosphere and community spirit. It’s known for its local businesses and thriving food scene, while the monthly Harborne Market offers a range of fresh produce and delicious street food, as well as locally made crafts, homeware and more. 

Just a 20-minute drive from Birmingham, Harborne balances city convenience with an abundance of green space. Sprawling across 12 acres, Grove Park has a lake, playing fields and a children’s play area, while the scenic Harborne Walkway provides 1.5 miles of peaceful woodland trails for both walkers and cyclists. 

Bartley Green 

A residential suburb just a 10-minute drive from Halesowen, Bartley Green is ideal for those after a quiet neighbourhood that’s still well connected to the city. 

Popular with families, Bartley Green has easy access to a range of good schools, as well as Birmingham Newman University, while practical road links and bus routes make commuting into the city straightforward.  

There’s plenty of outdoor locations to enjoy, such as Bartley Reservoir – a perfect birdwatching spot with peaceful walking trails and a children’s play area. It’s also home to Bartley Sailing Club, which offers water sports training for all levels. 

Looking to buy a new build home in Halesowen? 

Halesowen is an excellent location for your brand new home, especially if you’re looking to benefit from direct access into Birmingham city centre. It’s a pleasant suburb with plenty of amenities and things to do locally, as well as good road networks and a nearby train station. If you’d like to take the leap and move to Halesowen, book an appointment to view our Birmingham new builds today.