Discover Retirement Properties for Sale in Edgbaston
If you’re searching for retirement homes in Edgbaston, you’re in for a treat! With its picturesque streets and friendly neighbours, this wonderful Birmingham suburb exudes a relaxing air, and it’s conveniently located near the city centre. It truly provides the best of both worlds: peace and quiet when you want it, as well as easy access to shops, services and transportation.
Retire to Edgbaston
Edgbaston is one of the most popular areas to live in Birmingham, and it’s easy to see why. With wide pavements, leafy streets, and lovely parks, it’s a great place for a walk, a quiet coffee, or simply relaxing outside. It has everything retirees need nearby, like GPs, pharmacies, supermarkets, and friendly local cafes and shops.
Getting around is also straightforward. Buses run often along Hagley Road and Bristol Road, and there are two nearby train stations, Five Ways and University, making it easy to reach the city centre or visit family and friends.
Our Retirement homes in Edgbaston give you the best of both worlds: the freedom to live independently, the support when you need it, and a welcoming community to enjoy your time in.
Things to Do in Edgbaston
There’s no shortage of relaxing places to enjoy in and around Edgbaston. You can spend an afternoon exploring the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, take a gentle stroll through Winterbourne House and Garden, or discover the peaceful trails at Martineau Gardens. All offer lovely green spaces, perfect for quiet reflection or time spent with friends.
If you appreciate historic architecture, St Mary & St Ambrose Church is a local landmark worth visiting, while Edgbaston Reservoir is ideal for waterside walks and birdwatching.
Life in Edgbaston comes with a full calendar of community events, many of which are perfect for retirees. From garden tours and talks at the Botanical Gardens, to local art exhibitions and gentle exercise classes at community halls, there’s always something to take part in. You’ll also find social groups, coffee mornings, and matinee performances just a short ride away in central Birmingham.
When it comes to day trips, Edgbaston is a great starting point. Enjoy world-class art at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, or take in a live cricket match at the iconic Edgbaston Cricket Ground. Whether you’re in the mood for something cultural, social, or scenic, it’s all within easy reach.
One of the many benefits of retiring in Edgbaston is how well connected it is to nearby towns and villages, ideal for day trips, family visits, or simply a change of scenery.
Just two miles south, Moseley offers a lovely village feel with independent cafes, shops, and a monthly farmers’ market- easily reached by regular bus routes.
Around eight miles away, Solihull combines peaceful parks with great shopping and dining. You can get there quickly by train from nearby stations or by bus via the city centre.
To the north, Sutton Coldfield is known for its beautiful green spaces, including the vast Sutton Park. It’s about 10 miles from Edgbaston and accessible by train or local buses.
Further afield, Wolverhampton is just over 17 miles away and easily reached by direct train from Birmingham New Street, perfect for a relaxed day out or visiting loved ones.
With such great transport links, Edgbaston makes it easy to explore the best of the West Midlands.
Our Retirement Properties in Edgbaston
Our main retirement development in Edgbaston is Ryland Place, located on Norfolk Road. It’s a modern, thoughtfully designed Retirement Living PLUS community for the over-70s, offering stylish apartments, landscaped gardens, a communal lounge, and a welcoming bistro. There’s also a guest suite for visiting family, and a helpful on-site team to offer support when needed.
Whether you’re interested in assisted living in Edgbaston or simply want a low-maintenance lifestyle in a friendly, secure setting, Ryland Place makes it easy to enjoy retirement your way.
Get in touch with our friendly team today to learn more about Ryland Place or enquire about our other retirement developments in Birmingham.
