A nice are in Birmingham ?

[nikkolee]

Hello there,

I live for the moment in Erdington( i hate this are:( ), and i lived as well in City Centre, Yardley( Coventry Road) and Washwood heath road, that was awful as well.. I`m planning to move in the next 2 months time maximum from Erdington, and I don`t know where. For one year i hated to live in Birmingham, but recently I discover the beauty of the Birmingham, and I said to myself to give another change to this city, but now I don`t know which area to choose.
we are an young couple, but we are looking for a really affordable area, for me it is impossible to think to pay more than 650£ for a decent house, and to be honest I can`t understand why some parts of Birmingham are so awful, i do like the cultural cocktail but the reason that i moved into Uk was to find British culture not the est european or Bombay one.
I know that Sutton Coldfield and solihull are good area, but they are pretty expensive. I am looking for an area that have a park, not very far from city center, not far from shops, with nice atmosphere.
anyway i will thank you in advance for every idea that you will share with me. have a great day/evening/night :)

[sandyRoe]

Could you buy a house anywhere in B'ham for £650?

[ummmm]

That might be £650 per month, Sandy.

[nikkolee]

I mean to rent ofc, it will be nice to buy a house with 650£.

[tonyav]

There isn't any, not close to the City centre anyway.

[nikkolee]

so any area in the whole Birmingham that i can find a nice atmosphere and a park, with affordable prices for rent? ty

[hc4361]

King's Heath or Cotteridge.

[boxtops]

I lived on the west side - Quinton - we liked it there. Some parts are better than others, ditto Edgbaston - there are poorer parts on the Smethwick border but some cracking big houses as you get near the cricket ground.

[boxtops]

Lots of rental in Edgbaston last time I was there btw, but the University is near so much is taken up with student accommodation.

[cazzz1975]

why not move outside birmingham to tamworth, redditch, sandwell or warwickshire? most cities are grim, the only way to escape is to move away from it.

[Kiki-frog]

I agree with boxtops - mum-in-law lives in Quinton and it seems nice enough.

[tonyav]

Trinity Road would be ok, dont you think cazzz ?

[cazzz1975]

not if your a nose tony ;)

[echokilo]

Moseley is nice, as are prts of King's Heath - but why not move outside of the city? 9/10 miles out in any direction will find you some nice towns and villages.

[tonyav]

LOL, very short life expectancy lol.

[nikkolee]

Tamworth it is really nice, Quinton it is not so bad, Kings Heath it is also not so bad..but i`m not looking for what they offer. Thank you so much .

[factor-fiction]

What about Edinburgh?

[factor-fiction]

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[tonyav]

Timbuktu is pretty good.

[Baldric]

Maybe Australia or Los Angeles???
;o)

[nikkolee]

@baldric maybe moon ?
it is really easy to be arrogant.
Anyway thank you all, the main reason that i chose to leave here it is just the jobs opportunities, I really believe that it is an ugly city but with a lot of interesting people, anyway thank you. I found my answer:)