Tettenhall is one of the few villages to boast two greens, an Upper and Lower. They are separated by a belt of sandstone called 'The Rock'. The Upper Green is the centre of Tettenhall village and it is here that most of the shopping can be found. Lower Green, the possible location of the 'Battle of Tettenhall', is the older of the two greens and it is here that the Parish Church, St Michaels and All Angels is located.

Upper Green is approximately 10 acres of greenbelt land used for recreational purposes. Within it is a large childrens paddling pool that is very popular in the warm weather. Just across the road is the Clock Tower, a present from Mr and Mrs Edward Swindley to commemorate the coronation of King George V.

The local Wolverhampton Cricket Club is adjoining the Upper Green, whom can be seen practising/playing most weekends of the season, and beyond that the South Staffordshire Golf Club, one of three local golf courses all within 10 minutes drive of the village centre.

Also in the leisure vein, there are plenty of leisure centres in the area to suit whatever level of athlete, from the occasional jogger to the serious track athlete, or fanatical aerobic workout junkie.

For the book lover the village has a local library within walking distance of the centre and from there one can indulge in there passion whilst socialising in one of the many local inns or eating establishments.

For the brief visit there are many Hotels, from the not so expensive to the luxurious. These are all well placed for the village amenities as well as journies farther afield.

Tettenhall benefits from having several local primary and secondary schools, both independant and local authority maintained.