Let Collection: Broadoaks, Solihull | 1 Bed | £1,250 PCM

Broadoaks is one of Solihull’s most in-demand rental addresses, and it isn’t difficult to see why. This second floor, one-bedroom apartment has now been rented at £1,250 pcm, part furnished, and it ticks every box that Solihull’s professional rental market looks for: quality finish, excellent transport links, and on-site amenities that tenants actually use. For landlords with a unit at Broadoaks, or considering adding one to their portfolio, there is a great deal to like about this development right now and we have tenants waiting.

About This Apartment

Partridge Homes, the award-winning letting agents in Solihull, are pleased to offer this fabulous second floor apartment in the popular Broadoaks development. Offered part furnished, the property briefly comprises:

• Secure entrance
• Spacious open-plan lounge and fitted kitchen
• Large double bedroom with built-in wardrobe
• Modern bathroom
• One allocated parking space

Residents also have access to a residents’ gym and a communal lounge, making this a genuinely well-appointed place to live rather than a basic rental unit.

EPC Rating: C Council Tax Band: C Rent: £1,250 pcm Furnishing: Part furnished

The Location: Why Broadoaks Works for Tenants

Broadoaks sits a short walk from Solihull town centre and Solihull train station, which is the detail that consistently drives tenant demand here. Solihull station puts Birmingham New Street just nine minutes away, Warwick in fifteen, Stratford-upon-Avon in under thirty, and London in under two hours. For professionals who commute into the city or work flexibly between Birmingham and London, this kind of access is a genuine deciding factor when choosing where to rent.

Solihull town centre itself offers Touchwood Shopping Centre, with over 80 stores including John Lewis, and more than 20 bars and restaurants. The wider borough covers 1,500 acres of green space and parks, and holds a Green Flag Award. These are the kinds of details that keep tenants renewing rather than moving on.

What the Solihull Rental Market Looks Like Right Now

The numbers behind Solihull’s rental market are worth understanding if you own or are considering a property here.

The average monthly private rent in Solihull stood at £1,259 in April 2026, up from £1,245 in April 2025 (ONS, April 2026). This apartment at £1,250 pcm sits right at the Solihull average, positioning it squarely in the market rather than above it, which matters for minimising void periods.

The one-bedroom segment has been particularly active. One-bedroom rents in the area have risen sharply over the past year, reflecting strong demand from young professionals and solo renters who make up a significant share of Solihull’s rental population. Phase Three of Broadoaks is now sold out, meaning the supply of available units in this development is capped. That is good news for rental demand and yield protection for existing owners.

Broadoaks Phase Three sold out is not a minor footnote. When a development closes to new buyers, the pool of rental stock within it becomes fixed. Tenants who want to live here have to compete for what comes available. That dynamic tends to keep rents firm and void periods short.

Why Landlords Choose Partridge Homes for Broadoaks

Partridge Homes currently manage over 50 properties within this development. That is not a number most agencies can match at a single address, and it matters in practical terms.

When your managing agent knows a development this well, they know the maintenance contractors, the building management team, the service charge structure, and the specific features that tenants ask about. They also know what comparable units are achieving in rent, which means your property is priced correctly from day one rather than through trial and error.

High volume management at a single site also means Partridge Homes has a ready pool of applicants who have already expressed interest in Broadoaks specifically. When one apartment becomes available, the next tenant is often already in conversation. That is how void periods stay short.

If you own a property at Broadoaks and are either letting it for the first time or considering switching agents, the case for speaking to a team that already manages a significant portion of the building is straightforward.

If you own an apartment at Broadoaks and want to know what it would achieve in the current market, the team at Partridge Homes is well placed to give you an accurate, grounded answer. You can reach us through our contact page — and given the level of demand we’re seeing at this development, it’s worth having that conversation sooner rather than later.