St George's Church

St George's Church is a Grade II listed church in Edgbaston featuring dressed stone walls, pointed arches, and a central tower topped by an octagonal spire. The building stands among residential streets with interior spaces that contain wooden fittings and windows with geometric and religious designs.

The church was built during a period when Gothic architectural influences shaped religious buildings in the region. It gained Grade II listed status because of its architectural qualities and its long service to the local community.

The church maintains regular weekly services and religious ceremonies while organizing community gatherings for local residents throughout the year.

The church is easily reached by public transportation with nearby parking available for visitors. Walking around the building and its surroundings can be done at any time of day, though visiting during daylight hours shows the interior details more clearly.

The interior contains hand-crafted wooden carvings that show the skill of artisans who worked on the building's finishing. These decorative elements combined with the patterned glass create visual effects that change as daylight moves through the space.