Belgrave and the surrounding Tamworth neighbourhoods offer some of the best value housing in the region, with terraces often available from £184,000 to £190,000 and detached homes typically priced between £261,000 and £375,000. Castle, right in the town centre, has the widest spread thanks to its flats from £123,000, while Bolehall and Glascote stand out as particularly affordable. Living costs and council tax across the area run well below the national average, and crime has been falling steadily, sitting below both national and West Midlands figures. Families are well catered for throughout, with Good or Outstanding-rated primary schools in nearly every neighbourhood, including St Gabriel's and Hanbury's Farm in Belgrave, Glascote Academy, and Dosthill and Two Gates primaries in Trinity. Secondary provision is equally solid, with Good-rated options in Bolehall and Wilnecote. Everyday amenities vary by location: Castle town centre gives you restaurants, shops and supermarkets all on your doorstep, while areas like Trinity and Bolehall rely more on neighbouring wards for broader shopping and dining, keeping their own offer to pubs and convenience stores. Transport is a mixed picture. Belgrave and Wilnecote both benefit from their own railway stations, making them solid choices for commuters, while Trinity and Bolehall lean more heavily on car travel, with good road access to the A5, A51, A444 and M42 connecting residents to Birmingham and Coventry. Public transport is generally more limited outside the town centre, so a car is useful if you're based in the quieter residential wards. Across the board, this is a part of Tamworth that combines affordability, decent schools and steadily improving safety, with the choice between town-centre convenience and quieter suburban living depending on which neighbourhood you settle in.