Popular digital platform Muddy Stilettos has unveiled its guide to the top 10 places to live in Birmingham and the West Midlands in 2024.
Covering more places than ever before - this insider guide shares local knowledge and insight into 27 of the most sought-after counties in England. And, six of the locations are right here in Birmingham. The guide is a go-to for potential buyers and residents and visitors looking for local hot spots and up-and-coming areas. Followers of Muddy Stilletto have ranked some of the historic and up and coming neighbourhoods in the West Midlands, while working alongside Strutt & Parker estate agents.
A total of 260 best places to live in 2024 are on the national list and the overall winner is yet to be announced. Here are 10 of the best places to live in Birmingham and the West Midlands:
![Muddy Stilletos said: "Michelin-starred eats, gorgeous period properties and its own train station put this village firmly on Muddy’s map." Hampton-in-Arden may be small but it is well-connected and gives its residents the freedom of a pastoral life along with having the luxuries of a city.](https://www.thestar.co.uk/jpim-static/image/2023/04/12/09/hamptonmanor2.png?crop=3:2&trim=&width=800)
9. Hampton-in-Arden, Solihull
Muddy Stilletos said: "Michelin-starred eats, gorgeous period properties and its own train station put this village firmly on Muddy’s map." Hampton-in-Arden may be small but it is well-connected and gives its residents the freedom of a pastoral life along with having the luxuries of a city. | Google Maps
![Muddy Stilletos said: "Earlsdon with its top central location and vibrant nightlife is more popular than ever thanks to Cov’s title as City of Culture." In family-friendly/studenty suburb Earlsdon, there are several dining out and shopping options as well as attractions to keep residents and visitors busy throughout the year.](https://www.thestar.co.uk/jpim-static/image/2023/02/09/14/Coventry_Cathedral_Ruins_with_Rainbow_edit.jpg?crop=3:2&trim=&width=800)
10. Earlsdon, Coventry
Muddy Stilletos said: "Earlsdon with its top central location and vibrant nightlife is more popular than ever thanks to Cov’s title as City of Culture." In family-friendly/studenty suburb Earlsdon, there are several dining out and shopping options as well as attractions to keep residents and visitors busy throughout the year. | Andrew Walker (walker44)/Wikimedia Commons Photo: Andrew Walker (walker44)/Wikimedia Commons