Ashmore Park

Ashmore Park sits on the eastern side of Wolverhampton, built mainly as a post‑war housing estate on what was once farmland called Ashmore Farm. The area is primarily residential, with a mix of council and privately owned homes arranged in short crescents and cul‑de‑sacs. A compact district centre along Ashmore Park Road provides everyday shops, a post office and community services, and there are several primary schools and a community centre that host local groups and activities.

Parks and sports pitches are woven into the estate, with a central public green that serves as a focus for weekend football and informal gatherings. Bus services link the area to Wolverhampton city centre and nearby Wednesfield, making commuting straightforward. Local volunteer projects and neighbourhood forums are active, aiming at upkeep of shared spaces and organising events. The estate’s layout and the retained pattern of lanes from the original farm give Ashmore Park a clear identity within the eastern suburbs of Wolverhampton.