Area Overview for B77 3EA

Living in B77 3EA means residing within a small residential cluster, specifically the village of Bolehall. This location sits on the south bank of the River Anker as part of the Tamworth Conurbation in Staffordshire. The ward belongs to Tamworth Borough Council and sits within the West Midlands region. Approximately 1,157 people call this specific postcode area home. You are currently situated near coordinates 52.627001, -1.67051 on the national grid. The residential cluster reflects its history as a settlement that has existed for centuries. Bolehall offers a blend of historic character and modern convenience. The area formed a ward within the local council structure long ago. Key landmarks nearby include the Grade II listed Bolehall Viaduct, known locally as "The 19 Arches". You can also see the historic Bole Hall, a manor house dating to roughly 1700. The wider village had a recorded population of around 1,598 at the time of the last estimate, indicating a close-knit community feel. Daily life here is defined by proximity to the River Anker and access to local infrastructure. The area was historically significant, with the manor first recorded in 1390 before passing to the Earl of Warwick. Modern residents enjoy the benefits of being part of the larger Tamworth area while living in a distinct environment. The postcode B77 3EA represents a stable, established neighbourhood with deep historical roots.

The community in B77 3EA is predominantly made up of adults between the ages of 30 and 64 years. The median age for residents stands at 47 years old. This demographic profile suggests a population that is likely to be settled rather than transient. House ownership is high, with 52% of households owning their homes outright or with a mortgage. This places the majority of residents in a stable, owner-occupied position. The accommodation type is entirely houses. There are no apartments or flats recorded within this specific postcode cluster. The architecture reflects the area's history as a village built before the rise of high-rise living. The predominant ethnic group in the area is White, which contributes to a relatively homogenous community environment. These figures indicate a neighbourhood where long-term residents are a significant factor in local life. Oakham Hall and the surrounding gardens provide a setting that suits families and retirees. The gardening community in Bolehall often thrives due to the lack of restrictive modern planning constraints. You will find a quiet atmosphere where neighbours know each other well. The age distribution means playgrounds and youth centres might see less activity than in younger areas, but parks and green spaces remain valuable.