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Court House Green, Coventry — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Court House Green is a suburb in the north of Coventry, with Bell Green, Stoke Heath, Wyken and Foleshill on its borders.
About Court House Green
Where to stay in Court House Green
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Morris Motors Ground fixes the north side. Court House Green has no hotel quarter, so the practical decision runs between a bed among its streets near the Church of St Paul and a room in Coventry itself, reached across Foleshill or Stoke Heath. Most choose the city.
Bell Green sits just northwest for anyone who wants to stay close without staying inside the suburb.
About Court House Green
What are the main landmarks in Court House Green?
Two names carry the suburb. Morris Motors Ground brings a maker's name into the landmark list, and the Church of St Paul stands as the other recorded building, the two of them covering the whole of what is named here. Wyken and Foleshill lie beyond.
Anyone working through Coventry's wider set of sights leaves Court House Green for the centre, which sits south past Stoke Heath.
What is the history of Court House Green?
Four suburbs fix its outline. Bell Green, Stoke Heath, Wyken and Foleshill share the edges that Court House Green keeps, and the suburb's own record runs to two spellings and two named sites rather than a founding date. Courthouse Green is the other form.
Morris Motors Ground and the Church of St Paul are the fixed points the suburb brings out of its past, and Coventry supplies everything else around them.
Where is Court House Green?
Neighbours ring it. Bell Green lies northwest, Stoke Heath south, Wyken east and Foleshill southeast of Court House Green.
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Updated September 2026