Acock's Green is a suburban area located in Worcestershire, England. It lies approximately five miles southeast of the city center of Birmingham and is part of the city's wider metropolitan area. Acock's Green is situated within the boundaries of Birmingham City Council.
The area is primarily residential, characterized by a mix of housing types including Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses, semi-detached and detached properties, as well as some newer developments. Acock's Green benefits from good transport links, with the A41 Warwick Road running through the center, connecting it to Birmingham city center and Solihull.
Acock's Green is well-served by local amenities, including a range of shops, supermarkets, and eateries along the Warwick Road. The area also boasts several parks and green spaces, providing recreational opportunities for residents. One notable green space is Fox Hollies Park, which features a lake, tennis courts, and a playground.
Transportation options in Acock's Green include regular bus services connecting the area to nearby towns and the city center, as well as Acock's Green railway station, which provides direct train services to Birmingham New Street Station and other destinations.
Overall, Acock's Green offers a pleasant suburban environment with convenient access to Birmingham's amenities and attractions. It is a popular choice for families and professionals seeking a quieter residential area while still benefiting from nearby urban conveniences.
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Acock's Green is located at Grid Ref: SP1183 (Lat: 52.446341, Lng: -1.830619)
Unitary Authority: Birmingham
Police Authority: West Midlands
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