Nice areas to live in Lichfield, staffordshire?

Aug 11, 2010 by Tinnie T | Posted in Birmingham

We are looking to move to Lichfield, Staffordshire. We want preferably a five-bedroom detached house or something similar.
Except that we do not know in many areas Lichfield, we have heard of Fradley, but apart from that we are still uncertain.

Fradley is not near the center of Lichfield.
Lichfield Station is opposite the bus station and within walking distance of downtown.

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