Area Overview for CV4 9SX

Postcode CV4 9SX sits within Westwood Ward in Coventry City Council, covering a small residential cluster of just 3,094 square metres. This specific location serves a population of 1,999 people within the broader Stoneleigh Estate hamlet area that was incorporated into Coventry in 1927. The land history reveals a transition from medieval common land and Cistercian monk granges to enclosed farmland and ribbon housing developed along Westwood Heath Road and Cromwell Lane during the 1930s. Today, the area retains semi-rural elements alongside the more established suburban character found in nearby Westwood Heath. Residents live in a setting defined by St John the Baptist Church, which opened in 1844, and landmarks like Bockendon Grange Farm. While the neighbourhood boundaries are precise, the local feel reflects a zone that evolved from agricultural roots into a residential suburb of the wider city. Living in CV4 9SX means accessing the practical benefits of proximity to Coventry without being surrounded by high-density urban sprawl.

Families in CV4 9SX have access to Finham Park 2, a primary academy located near the postcode. This institution holds a good Ofsted rating, providing a solid educational foundation for local children. The school represents the main educational claim for residents within this small residential cluster. No secondary schools are listed as immediately adjacent to CV4 9SX in the provided data, so families will likely look further into Coventry for secondary education options. The single academy in the immediate vicinity suggests a stable educational environment without the complexity of mixed academic ratings. Living in CV4 9SX means your children can attend a school with a verified good rating in the academy sector. The presence of just one applicable school in the nearby data highlights the need for careful home selection if you require proximity to multiple educational choices.

The community residing in CV4 9SX reflects a young demographic profile with a median age of 22 years. Most of the population falls into the 30-64 years age range, suggesting a balance between young professionals and established families. The area predominantly comprises White ethnic groups, matching wider regional trends in this part of the West Midlands. Housing arrangements show a mixed household structure with only 34% of residents owning their homes, indicating a significant presence of private renters or those in the property ladder. The accommodation type is primarily houses, fitting the semi-rural and suburban character of the ward. This specific postcode area does not show data on private sector deprivation indices, but the housing mix suggests diversity in tenure. With a population density of 646,193 people per square kilometre reported for this small cluster, residents live in close proximity to neighbours yet maintain access to the wider facilities of the Coventry suburbs.