We know Birmingham is a great place to live due to its fabulous amenities, great green spaces and housing options.
Earlier this year, Birminghammoneyman had taken into account each area based on all of these factors when determining the best places to live in the city.
One of these neighbourhoods, Digbeth was determined to be the ‘coolest’ neighbourhood outside of London by Time Out.
But Digbeth is not the only neighbourhood, the city is packed with diverse restaurants, music venues, and independent shops, plus it's surrounded by green parks and canals.
Public transport is solid, and its central location makes it easy to reach other parts of the UK.
So, whether you're raising a family or commuting into the city, these spots strike the right balance between convenience and lifestyle.
1. Digbeth
Located near the city centre, the average property costs £193000. There are significant investment in the area, though it is mostly investment in apartment living. Up to 2000 extra homes will be built for Birmingham residents. Photo: Submitted
2. Sutton Coldfield
Located in north east Birmingham, the average terraced house price last year was £236k, but the overall average (including all property types) was £341k.Residents of Sutton Coldfield enjoy the area's diverse community, amenities, excellent transport links. It includes well-rated schools. | Adobe
3. Edgbaston
Located in south west Birmingham, the average property price in the area is £317,000. A popular area for all kinds of purchasers wishing to reside in Birmingham, Edgbaston is renowned for its large homes and leafy neighbourhoods. | Zoopla
4. Moseley
Located in south Birmingham, the average property price is £313,000. Moseley is a bohemian and artistic neighbourhood in Birmingham. It features independent shops, cafes, and Moseley Park. | Flickr