B33 8EX
Last sold £142,000 in April 2007
7, Fifield Grove, Birmingham
- Property type
- Semi-detached
- Tenure
- Freehold
- Elevation
- About 105m — higher than about 10% of homes in Birmingham
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Price history in context
- Apr 2007 — £142,000 · +195.8% · 2 pts ahead of the UK market
- Apr 1997 — £48,000
What this home might be worth today
£229,000
Estimate range £217,000–£240,000
+61.0% since April 2007 — last sale carried forward by the UK House Price Index to April 2026.
paid above the local norm at the time
vs 200 nearby sales within a year · semi-detached within 1 km
The life around it
- Lift Lea Forest 13-min walk
- The Oval School 4-min walk
- Lea Hall station 12-min walk
- Yorks Wood 2.5km
- The coast (coastline) 73.3km
- Shard End Lake 1.9km
- Pond 1.5km
- Canal 3.2km
- River Cole 1.2km
- Old Yardley Park 632m
- Playing Field 473m
- Sky News & Convenience Store 662m
- Railway Bridge (On) 176m
Broadband
- Gigabit 1 Gbit/s or more 100% of premises
- Ultrafast 100 Mbit/s or more 100% of premises
- Superfast 30 Mbit/s or more 100% of premises
Ofcom figures for every home in this postcode — about fifteen addresses — not a measurement of this one. They say what can be ordered here, not the speed you would get: that depends on the package you buy. Ofcom Connected Nations, July 2024. About this data
Commute by train
From Lea Hall, 663m away
- 10 min Birmingham
- 73 min Oxford
- 90 min Sheffield
- 92 min London
Train only, station to station, at the weekday morning peak — getting to the station is not included, because we don't know whether you'd walk, drive or take a bus. The distance to the platform is above so you can judge that yourself.
Schools nearby
Flood risk
Environment Agency flood risk from rivers and sea: outside every mapped risk area. Check the current map
Sunshine and hills
Sunshine: about 1,490 hours a year — sunnier than 20% of homes in England and Wales. Met Office average for this square kilometre, 1991–2020.
Hills: on level ground; surrounding hills hide about 3% of the year's sun. Buildings and trees are not counted.
Planning
- An Article 4 direction applies here — some permitted development rights are withdrawn.
From planning.data.gov.uk, where the council has published. Not planning advice.
Map
Location: approximate (postcode)
Nearby sold homes
- 8, Fifield Grove, Birmingham £148,500 · 2007
- 1, Fifield Grove, Birmingham £136,000 · 2007
- 2, Fifield Grove, Birmingham £121,000 · 2007
- 16, Deepmoor Road, Birmingham £100,000 · 2008
- 3, Fifield Grove, Birmingham £133,000 · 2006
- 5, Fifield Grove, Birmingham £155,000 · 2015
Planning activity nearby
- Undecided Erection of 6 metre deep single storey rear extension. Maximum height 3.3 metres, eaves… Jul 2026 source
- In progress Erection of single storey rear extension Mar 2026 source
- In progress Erection of a two storey side and rear extensions, and a single storey front porch… Apr 2026 source
- In progress Erection of 5 metre deep single storey rear extension. Maximum height 4 metres, eaves… May 2026 source
- In progress Erection of 6 metre deep single storey rear extension. Maximum height 3.9 metres, eaves… Jun 2026 source
Planning data via PlanIt (planit.org.uk), from local planning authority registers.
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