Beacon Heights Park is a peaceful residential park home estate exclusively for the over-55s, nestled in the charming countryside of Barr Beacon, near Great Barr and Streetly. Just five miles from Birmingham city centre, the park offers a rare combination of rural tranquillity and convenient access to local amenities. Residents enjoy spectacular views over open fields and fishing lakes, with the Forest of Mercia directly opposite, providing ample opportunities for scenic walks and outdoor leisure.

Buying at Beacon Heights Park

• Home types: Residential park homes for those aged 55+
• Viewing arrangements: Appointments available via the park..
• Utilities: Most homes are connected to LPG supplied by Calor. Council tax is band A.

Life at Beacon Heights Park

Living at Beacon Heights Park offers a serene, country lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of city life. The park’s management team ensures smooth day-to-day running, allowing residents to focus on enjoying the outdoors, socialising with neighbours, and exploring local amenities. With access to golf, bowls, swimming, walking, fishing, sailing, and horse riding, active retirees can enjoy a fulfilling, relaxed lifestyle in a welcoming community setting.

Nearby and Getting Around

• Local amenities: Post office, shops, bakers, greengrocers, hairdressers, public house, and Doctor’s surgery all within easy reach.
• Local attractions: Sandwell Valley Country Park, Forest of Mercia, golf courses, historic farm, and local walking trails.
• Transport links: Bus stop at park entrance; easy access to M5 and M6; Butlers Lane train station provides links to Birmingham and nationwide travel. Birmingham Airport is also nearby.
• Postcode: WS9 0QX

FAQs

Who can buy a home at Beacon Heights Park?

The park is exclusively for the over-55s.

How can I arrange a viewing?

Viewings are available by appointment through the park.

What outdoor activities are nearby?

Residents can enjoy walking, fishing, golf, sailing, horse riding, and more, as well as exploring Sandwell Valley Country Park and the Forest of Mercia.