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Webheath, Redditch — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Webheath is a semi-rural suburb of Redditch in Worcestershire, sitting against Batchley, Headless Cross and the village of Callow Hill.
About Webheath
Where to stay in Webheath
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Redditch decides this one. Webheath carries the Church of St Philip and a great deal of housing, while the rooms that matter sit in Redditch proper, a few minutes away along local roads that also run out to Headless Cross. Batchley is the other close option, and Feckenham suits a slower village stay.
About Webheath
What are the main landmarks in Webheath?
Webheath keeps a short list. The Church of St Philip and The Hall House are the two structures recorded here, which is about what a semi-rural suburb usually amounts to on paper. For anything larger, Redditch itself is the place to look, and the settlements at Feckenham and Astwood Bank sit within an easy drive of Callow Hill.
What is the history of Webheath?
Webheath's paper trail runs short. What survives at Webheath is a pair of older buildings, the Church of St Philip and The Hall House, standing among the housing of a semi-rural corner of Worcestershire that counts as part of Redditch. Nearby Feckenham and Astwood Bank stayed separate places, as did the village of Callow Hill.
Where is Webheath?
Fields break up the streets. Webheath lies on the Redditch fringe, near Feckenham and Astwood Bank, with the village of Callow Hill just beyond.
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Updated September 2026