New Homes in Solihull

A well-connected town in the West Midlands, Solihull sits right on the edge of Birmingham. You can get to other parts of the region quickly and easily, including spots like Dudley, Wolverhampton and West Bromwich, while Coventry is nearby too.

When you want to pick up some new apparel you can head to the impressive Touchwood shopping centre. Or if you’re looking for a dog-friendly walking space, try Hillfield Park with its duck pond, or Tudor Grange Park with its play area and skate park for the kids. You can scroll down to explore and find out more about our developments closest to Solihull. 

Living in Solihull

A wonderful place to live which offers the best of all worlds in many ways - including access both to one of the UK’s biggest cities and swathes of open countryside - you can look forward to a great lifestyle in Solihull. You can also look forward to securing a great deal on your new home when you buy with us, thanks to money-saving offers like our Movemaker scheme. 

Things to see and do in Solihull

With the bright lights of Birmingham right on your doorstep, you don’t need to venture far from Solihull to experience an array of top attractions. There’s lots to enjoy right in the heart of town as well though, thanks to spots like Tudor Grange Park, Malvern Park and the Touchwood shopping centre. Brueton Park Lake is right on the edge of town and perfect for walks, while you’ll hit miles of open landscapes when you head further south and east. 

From lakesides strolls around Hillfield Park to trips to Dorridge Wood, Lavender Hall Park and Knowle Park, you can also explore beautiful nearby spots like Sheldon Country Park, the Earlswood Lakes and Clowes Wood Nature Reserve. There are National Trust properties such as Packwood House and Baddesley Clinton close to town, while the National Motorcycle Museum and National Exhibition Centre are only five miles away. 

Education

There’s a great selection of schools in and around Solihull, with Sharmans Cross Junior School rated as one of the very best across the whole of the West Midlands. Oak Cottage Primary is classed as outstanding by Ofsted, while Arden School and Tudor Grange Academy are both outstanding secondary schools. 

Transport links in Solihull

Birmingham is only eight miles north west of Solihull, with trains between the two places taking just 10 minutes. Birmingham Airport is even closer, less than 15 minutes away in the car, while Solihull is conveniently located for the M6 and M42 motorways. There are also plenty of local bus routes you can use to get around the local area and beyond, while HS2 links are a further boost to the town’s transport options. 

The Solihull property market

The arrival of HS2 has had a positive effect on property prices, while the local market also benefits from those outstanding schools and the town’s proximity to Birmingham. Solihull’s average house price has actually overtaken its larger neighbour, and is now much higher than the national average. 

Whether you’re looking for a flat or terrace close to the centre of town or you’re after more space in an area like Redditch over in Worcestershire, don’t miss offers like the Government-backed Help to Buy scheme when you buy your next home.