Understanding the bedroom breakdown helps sellers position their property competitively within the B90 market. Three-bedroom properties dominate the area with 407 active listings, representing the largest segment of the market and averaging £371,849. This property type attracts families and first-time buyers looking to upgrade from smaller homes, making it the most actively traded segment in the postcode area. We see consistent demand for three-bed semis in Shirley, particularly those close to good schools and with access to the M42.
Two-bedroom properties comprise 280 listings with an average price of £237,076, offering more affordable entry points into the B90 market. This segment includes both purpose-built flats in Shirley and smaller terraced houses, appealing to first-time buyers and investors alike. Four-bedroom homes (185 listings, averaging £544,556) appeal to growing families and professionals seeking larger living spaces, while five-bedroom properties (47 listings, averaging £638,466) represent the premium end of the market. The limited supply of larger homes creates opportunities for sellers in these categories to command premium prices given strong demand from affluent buyers relocating to the Solihull area.
One-bedroom flats (62 listings, averaging £148,825) and six-bedroom properties (6 listings, averaging £797,500) represent the lower and upper extremities of the market respectively. For investors considering rental opportunities, John Shepherd leads the rental market with 16 listings averaging £1,421 per month, followed by Melvyn Danes with 9 listings at £1,331 average rent. The rental sector shows healthy activity with 113 properties currently available to let across 34 active rental agents. We note that the rental market in B90 remains competitive, with tenants often competing for well-presented properties in good locations.
Looking at price ranges across the market, we see that the £300,000 to £500,000 bracket dominates with 503 listings, representing the heart of the B90 market. Properties under £100k are rare with only 16 listings, while premium properties over £750k account for 38 listings. Understanding where your property fits in this distribution helps you identify the right buyer pool and price competitively.