New homes in Gornal

Gornal is a pleasant suburb of Dudley which combines its plentiful green spaces with connections to a whole host of regional hubs. Just a few miles from the centre of Wolverhampton and also close to West Bromwich and Walsall, new homes in Gornal are only around 12 miles from Birmingham city centre. 

Gornal lies on the edge of the built-up West Midlands area, making it a great option for commuting, but natural spots like Cotwall End, Barrow Hill and Fens Pool are the real highlight. If that sounds perfect for you and your family, take a look below to see our latest developments near Gornal.

Make the Move

Formerly part of Staffordshire, Gornal now lies within the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley. A popular residential area, it comprises of the historic villages of Lower Gornal, Upper Gornal and Gornal Wood.

Out and about

• Dudley Zoological Gardens: A popular 40-acre site with over 1300 rare and exotic animals, featuring the remains of Dudley Castle.
  
  
• Black Country Living Museum: A museum showcasing the area's industrial past.
  
  
• Enjoy trips on the canals.
  
  
• Explore the limestone mines to learn more about the region's industrial heritage.
  
  
• Priory Park: A recently restored park, located a short walk from Dudley town centre, providing a pleasant outdoor space.
  
  
• Wren's Nest Nature Reserve: A geological site and nature reserve, offering an opportunity to explore unique geological formations.
  
  
• Castlegate Way: Family-friendly entertainment area with a cinema, bowling complex, and restaurants.
  
  

Shopping

There are a number of small shopping areas around Gornal, including Louise Street in Gornal Wood which includes a supermarket, post office, bank and other independent shops. There’s a similar village centre on Lower Gornal’s Kent Street, and a larger selection of shops in nearby Sedgley, about 2 miles north.

For further shopping, Dudley has everything you could expect from a large town, including a selection of restaurants and pubs. The Churchill Shopping Centre features several well-known stores and lies in the centre, while the intu Merry Hill complex at Brierley Hill, around a 15 minutes’ drive from Gornal, is the area’s go-to place for all things retail.

Local Facilities

Among other facilities in the Gornal area are a library, a launderette, doctor’s surgery and veterinary clinic. Dudley’s Russells Hall Hospital is easily accessible, just over 2 miles from Gornal.

Transport

Gornal has easy access to many of the region’s main towns and cities. To the east, England’s second city Birmingham can be reached in around 30 minutes via the M5 and M6 motorways. Around 6 miles north of Gornal, Wolverhampton is even closer, and Stourbridge is another large town a similar distance away to the south.

The closest rail routes pass through Birmingham New Street and on to Sandwell & Dudley, with stops at areas of the town including Dudley Port, Tipton and Coseley. There is no railway station in Gornal itself, but Coseley is around 10 minutes’ drive away. The area is well-served by local buses, with routes into Birmingham and regular services around Sedgley and the surrounding area.

New Homes Offers & Schemes in Gornal