Five Ways Station from Islington Row Middleway in Edgbaston. It is on the Cross City Line. Also used by Cross Country Trains as well as London Midland services.

There is a disused railway line between the existing line and the canal.

Building to the right of Five Ways Station currently occupied by Service Point.

Previously it was Enfield Hall.

Formerly known as Edgbaston Vestry Hall, this Grade II listed single storey structure was built in 1856 by F W Fiddian. It has since been converted into a retail and office unit, most recently occupied by printers Service Point.

Enfield Hall, Birmingham

ENFIELD ROAD 1. 5104 Edgbaston B15 Enfield Hall SP 0585 NE 40/45 26.2.76 II 2. 1856, by F W Fiddian. Former Edgbaston Vestry Hall. Red brick with mostly painted stone dressings on a blue brick battered plinth: slate roof. In a Norman style. Single-storeyed; 9 bays divided by narrow pilasters in the rhythm one broad: one narrow: 5: one narrow: one broad. The outer broad bays each with a round-headed door with one order of columns and an oculus left and right above; the narrow bays each have one, the 5 other bays coupled, round-arched windows with nook shafts. The ornament roll-moulds with interlace and some ball flower. Elaborate brick bracketted eaves cornice.