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Welcome to New Homes in Walsall, the easy way to find new homes Walsall and the surrounding area. A former industrial town, Walsall is located to the northwest of Birmingham and east of Wolverhampton, an has a population in the region of 170,000. Over the last decade it has been the focus of a sweeping redevelopment project, characterising the Midland's gradual shift to a post-idustrial economy. As part of this development the town now boasts new offices, apartments, leisure facilities, shopping outlets and new an arts and theatre centre. Located close to the M6 motorway and with access to the Midlands Main Railway Line. With good transport links and close proximity to the UK's second city, the town has become popular with commuters seeking more affordable property than that of the City centre. New homes in Walsall provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property in the heart of the Midlands and with access to all the essential facilities of a contemporary town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home, search for a new home in Walsall today!

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Walsall is a major industrial town in the West Midlands region of England. Walsall traces its history to the Celtic times when it was an important outpost. Walsall saw a significant growth in population during the industrial revolution when it became an important centre of leather trade. Limestone quarrying added a new dimension to the fast growing economy of Walsall and the region also experienced a growth in the number of coal mines.

Walsall has developed into a major population centre owing to sustained growth in economy. Modern Walsall economy is based on retail, transport, leatherwear, aircraft parts manufacturing and electronics, says Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

Walsall has a total population of 175,000. The town of Walsall is located at a distance of 110 miles from London. Major towns and suburbs near Walsall are Pleck, Wednesbury, Springhill, Wolverhampton, and Hardwick. Walsall is connected to London, Birmingham, and other cities of England with excellent road and rail links.

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Places of Interest in Walsall

Walsall Museum: Walsall Museum is a popular tourist attraction. It is home to a large collection of artefacts representing the rich history of Walsall. Audiovisual displays make it easier for tourists to understand the themes behind displays.
Walsall Leather Museum: Walsall is home to a large leather wear industry. The popularity of leather wear produced in Walsall has reached the royal court as the industry supplies handbags and other leather items for the Queen Mother. This leather museum in Walsall offers a practical approach where visitors can see the process leather workers use to craft a diverse variety of leather wear.
Jerome K Jerome Museum: Celebrated author Jerome K Jerome was born in Walsall. His home has been converted into a museum and has become a major tourist attraction. A significant number of tourists visit Walsall for visiting this landmark building and experiencing the relics and artefacts associated with Jerome's life.
Bishop Asbury Cottage: Francis Asbury, who went on to become the first Methodist American bishop, was brought up in this house. It has become a major tourist attraction in Walsall and West Bromwich. The cottage is now a museum and offers a well preserved and documented history of the celebrated religious figure.
Wednesbury Museum: A few miles from Walsall, Wednesbury Museum is a treasure trove of historical art collections. A large number of tourists to Walsall visit this attraction because of its vast collection of Victorian art. Local and international relics and items are also housed in this property.
New Art Gallery: The modern art gallery is located in the heart of Walsall. It houses a collection by Garman Ryan and plays host to local and international artists. It attracts a large number of tourists to Walsall during special exhibitions by international art maestros.

Famous People from Walsall

Actor Peter Corey was born in Walsall. Noddy Holder, who was the lead singer of the 1970s rock band Slade, was born in Walsall. Comedienne Meera Syal attended a Walsall high school. Actor Frank Windsor was also born and raised in the town of Walsall.

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