Living in Tamworth
Nestled in the heart of Staffordshire, Tamworth is a charming town steeped in history. With its origins tracing back to the Anglo-Saxon period, it boasts the impressive Tamworth Castle, which has stood since the 11th century and serves as a reminder of the town’s rich heritage. The town’s development over the centuries has transformed it into a vibrant community, blending historical architecture with modern amenities. Tamworth also enjoys a strategic location, making it an attractive spot for those commuting to nearby cities like Birmingham and Lichfield. The town's economy is diverse, featuring retail, hospitality, and a growing number of tech companies, contributing to a robust job market for residents.
Another distinctive feature of Tamworth is its beautiful natural surroundings, including the picturesque River Anker and the expansive parks like the popular Castle Grounds. The town’s low crime rate, at 66% below the national average, adds to its appeal, as does the low flood risk, making it a safe place for families and individuals alike. With a variety of cultural events and community activities, Tamworth fosters a strong sense of belonging among its residents, making it a town that feels both historic and welcoming.
£195,000
Affordable homes compared to nearby cities.
66% below average
A safe environment for families and individuals.
45,000 people
A friendly community atmosphere.
Direct trains to Birmingham
Convenient access for commuters.
Property market in Tamworth
Land Registry Price Paid Data — 414 transactions · Aug 2025 – Aug 2026
What's happening in Tamworth

'Stunning' village you've probably never heard of named among best places to live in Midlands
It's among the most scenic spots in our region
Read more →Councillor calls for pump track to be built as part of new health centre development in Burntwood
A councillor has called for a rethink on plans for football pitches to be created as part of the new health centre development in Burntwood.
Read more →Chasetown and Lichfield City to meet in the league for first time in more than 40 years
A local derby a long time in the making will take place on Bank Holiday Monday.
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Woolly mammoths and a Victorian clink among heritage on show
Venues across the West Midlands are welcoming visitors for free Heritage Open Days.
Read more →Range of improvements unveiled at Burntwood Park
Improvements have been made to Burntwood Park in a bid to make it "more welcoming and inclusive" for visitors.
Read more →New signage approved for Kings Bromley pub
New signage at a village pub has been approved.
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