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Boldmere is a residential area of Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, England, bordered by New Oscott, Sutton Park, Wylde Green and Erdington.

Boldmere is triangular in shape and roughly bounded on the north by Monmouth Drive, on the east by the Cross-City railway line and on the south-west by Chester Road. The main shopping centre of Boldmere is at the northern end of Boldmere Road, which runs North-South through the centre of Boldmere. The collection of shops at the southern end of Boldmere Road is known locally as Little Boldmere.

The name Boldmere comes from the nearby Baldmoor Lake, no longer in existence. Although the area was inhabited before then, it was the opening of the Birmingham to Sutton Railway line in 1862 that gave impetus to the growth of Boldmere. A second housing boom occurred in the 1930s.

Boldmere's main roads are Jockey Road (A453), Chester Road (A452) and Boldmere Road (B4142). Boldmere is served by Wylde Green & Chester Road stations, both on the Cross-City railway line, which runs between Lichfield and Redditch via Birmingham.

Boldmere is well-served with shops, banks, pubs and restaurants. There is also a Post Office and a public library at Boldmere.

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