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St George's Place

Audley St George's Place is a luxury retirement village situated in the heart of Edgbaston, a short journey from the centre of Birmingham with its major transport connections.

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For more details please call:

0121 293 1093
Arrange a visit
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For more details please call:

0121 293 1093

Visit our village

Situated in the heart of Edgbaston, just moments from the centre of Birmingham, Audley St George’s Place has 95 retirement properties of outstanding design and quality, situated in a much sought-after location with easy access to several major transport routes.

This retirement village offers luxurious facilities to rival any boutique hotel, including locally renowned Three Church Road restaurant, a lounge, a bar & bistro as well as a library, swimming pool and gym, all available as part of the Audley Club and Home Care services.

 

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Top of a cathedral and a modern shopping centre in Birmingham

Scenic suburbs, splendid city

Just a short distance from St George’s Place is busy Birmingham – the city right at the centre of the country. From its famous Bullring shopping centre to its museums, galleries and five Michelin Star restaurants, it’s easy to see why people flock to spend time there.

Places to visit

The Bull Ring shopping centre, Birmingham Hippodrome, CBSO Centre, Birmingham Central Library, Birmingham National Exhibition centre, 5 Michelin star restaurants, food and Christmas markets.

Visit Birmingham
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Birmingham Botanical Gardens

With four glasshouses ranging from the exotic Tropical House through to Subtropical, Mediterranean and Arid houses, the Birmingham Botanical Gardens offer something unique to all their visitors.

There is a large lawn in front of the glasshouses with beds and shrubberies around its perimeter. Overall, the character is that of a Victorian public park with a bandstand set in 15 acres (6.1 ha) of landscaped greenery.

Birmingham Botanical Gardens

National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham

Dive in and explore a brand new world class Mammal Rescue Facility or meet the fostered friends who have taken up residency at the National SEA LIFE Centre. 

The centre houses the UK's only 360° Ocean Tunnel, a truly immersive underwater experience. 

National SEA LIFE Birmingham
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Enchanting Edgbaston

With roots that extend all the way back to the Domesday Book, historical Edgbaston was also home to J.R.R. Tolkien during his teenage years, with Perrott’s Folly and the Waterworks Tower said to have provided inspiration for part of his The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

The desirable and peaceful suburb of Edgbaston has several bars, a renowned restaurant and shops close at hand. Not one but three nature conservation areas are nearby, together with the Edgbaston Reservoir and the Botanical Gardens – some 15 acres of superb gardens with one of the finest collections of plants in the Midlands.

A violin under water hiding the sun

Explore Birmingham's Rich Culture

When it comes to culture, you’d have to go a long way to beat what Birmingham has to offer.

From the beautiful Botanical Gardens to the Symphony Hall, Hippodrome and The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, there’s no end to the attractions that make the city such an interesting and inspiring place to visit.

 

Birmingham Symphony Hall Birmingham Museums

Transport

Direct rail services run from Birmingham New Street, Birmingham International or Moor Street stations to all areas of the UK including North Wales and Scotland. Fast rail services run regularly to London with the High-Speed Rail (HS2) service planned to further speed up connections. The city’s Metro service is planned to be extended to Edgbaston in 2021.

International travel is easily accessible from Birmingham International Airport and East Midlands Airport.

By road, the A38 (Bristol Road) and A456 (Hagley Road) provide swift links with the city centre and buses run frequently.