The Selly Park Conservation Area is on the west side of the A441 Pershore Road in south-west Birmingham. It contains avenues of mainly mid-Victorian mansions set in extensive grounds and provides a setting for several listed buildings.

These include St Stephens on Selly Hill, which was built in the Decorated Gothic Style by Chamberlain and Martin in 1870, and the RC Gothic Revival church of St Edwards on Raddlebarn Road which was built by HT Sandy in 1902.

The designated area also includes Selly Hall (1820): a red-brick Tudor-style mansion that became Saint Paul's Convent in 1864.

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