Let Collection: St Agnes Road, Moseley | £1,350 pcm

St Agnes Road sits quietly in the heart of one of Birmingham’s most sought-after postcodes. This three-bedroom mid-terrace is now let through Partridge Homes letting agents in Moseley at £1,350 per month, and for families in particular, it represents a serious opportunity. The combination of recently updated interiors, generous living space, and a school catchment that includes King Edward VI Camp Hill makes this a home worth looking at closely.

The Property at a Glance

This is a well-proportioned mid-terrace family home arranged over two floors, with a layout that suits everyday family life.

• Three bedrooms
• Through lounge and separate dining area
• Recently re-fitted kitchen
• Utility area
• Downstairs bathroom
• Recently re-fitted family bathroom upstairs

The two recently re-fitted bathrooms are worth noting. A downstairs bathroom adds genuine flexibility for busy households, and having a fully updated family bathroom upstairs means there is no immediate maintenance burden for an incoming tenant. The kitchen re-fit and utility area complete a practical ground-floor arrangement that works well for families.

Mid-terrace homes are the dominant property type in Moseley, making up 64% of the housing stock in B13. This is not an unusual format for the area, which means demand is well established and the tenant pool is wide.

The Price in Context

At £1,350 per month, this property is priced below the current Moseley average for a three-bedroom house. Average rents for three-bedroom properties in Moseley sit at approximately £1,473 per month, placing this listing around £123 per month below the local benchmark for comparable homes.

Across Birmingham more broadly, the average monthly private rent reached £1,090 in June 2026, up from £1,059 in June 2025, a 3.0% increase year-on-year (ONS, June 2026). Within that, rents for terraced properties rose by 3.4% and three-bedroom properties by 3.3% over the same period. Both figures are directly relevant to this listing type and location.

Rental supply across Birmingham fell by 9% in Q4 2025 compared to Q4 2024, meaning well-priced homes in areas like Moseley are letting quickly. A property offered below the local average, in a sought-after street, with recently updated interiors, will attract serious interest.

The School Catchment: King Edward VI Camp Hill

For families with children of secondary school age, or approaching it, the catchment position of this property is a significant draw.

St Agnes Road falls within the priority catchment area for both King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys and King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls. Children living within the catchment who achieve the qualifying score are prioritised for places ahead of applicants from outside the area.

The competition for places at these schools is considerable. In 2024, Camp Hill received approximately 878 applications for 150 places, roughly six applications per available place. Living within the catchment does not guarantee a place, but it materially improves the odds for qualifying children.

For families making a letting decision with school access in mind, a rental address within catchment is directly comparable in value to a purchased one. St Agnes Road delivers that.

A New Train Station on the Doorstep

One of the most significant recent changes to Moseley’s connectivity came in April 2026, when Moseley Village station opened as part of the Camp Hill Line reopening. Two further stations, at Pineapple Road and Kings Heath, opened on the same date: 7 April 2026.

These stations reconnect Moseley to Birmingham’s rail network for the first time since the original line closed in 1941. Services run twice an hour to Birmingham New Street, with an estimated journey time of just eight minutes from Moseley Village. The stations are fully step-free, with lifts, car parking, and cycle parking.

For tenants commuting into the city centre, this changes the calculus considerably. What was previously a bus-dependent commute is now an eight-minute train ride. For a landlord, it means a property that already let well now lets even better.

Council Tax: Band C

The property sits in Council Tax Band C. Birmingham City Council’s Band C charge for 2026/27 is £2,100.36 per year, equivalent to approximately £210.04 per month across the standard ten-instalment payment schedule (Birmingham City Council, 2026/27). This is a useful figure for prospective tenants working out their total monthly outgoings, and worth including in any marketing material or tenant information pack.

Why Moseley

Moseley is approximately two miles south of Birmingham city centre, well connected by bus and now by rail. The area’s housing stock is predominantly Victorian and Edwardian terraces, and St Agnes Road sits comfortably within that character. Moseley Village itself offers independent shops, cafés, and a regular market, and the area has long attracted professional and family tenants who want something with more character than a modern flat.

For landlords, Moseley has historically delivered strong tenant demand and low void periods. The combination of the new train station, competitive rental pricing, and the school catchment position makes this a particularly well-timed listing.

If you are a landlord with property in Moseley or elsewhere in Birmingham and Solihull, Partridge Homes can advise on current rental values, tenant demand, and how to position your property in a market where supply is tightening. Speak to the team at Partridge Homes to find out what your property could achieve.