Where is the British Oak?

The British Oak is at 1364 Pershore Road, Stirchley, Birmingham, B30 2XS

In brief

A public house in Stirchley designed by James & Lister Lea and built from 1923 to 1924 for the Mitchells & Butlers Brewery in the 17th century Domestic Revival style. A Grade II listed building near the Stirchley Co-operative.

British Oak, Stirchley (May 2013). Photography by Elliott Brown

British Oak Stirchley - history

A public house originally built in the Stirchley area of Birmingham for the Mitchells and Butlers brewery.

Designed by James and Lister Lea, and was built from 1923 to 1924.

Built of red brick with Flemish bond, in the 17th century  Domestic Revival style.

There is also a garden loggia at the pub.

It was Grade II listed in February 1997.

British Oak, Stirchley (March 2023). Photography by Elliott Brown

As of 2023, there is new buildings going up near the pub for the Stirchley Co-operative.

There is also new houses nearby, and an ALDi store opened, some new retail units haven't been let yet, 

British Oak, Stirchley (August 2023). Photography by Elliott Brown

The pub is on the no 45 and 47 bus routes, with a bus stop outside on Hazelwell Street.

Contact details

British Oak Stirchley

1364 Pershore Road

Stirchley

Birmingham

B30 2XS

Phone: 0121 758 5855

Email: bookingsbritishoak@gmail.com