Local Guide

Flat rent and house rent in Quinton is less expensive than that in its neighbouring suburb of Harborne. This is partly due to the fact that Quinton is a predominantly residential area, with a population of around 23,000. Quinton has been an important area since the 1840s, with its Church, the spire of which is the highest point in Birmingham, being built then.

Flat rent in Quinton is not as common as in some other parts of Birmingham, since Quinton's development took place mostly before the boom in the flat rent and construction market. House rent in Quinton is thus in plentiful supply, with a great deal of variety in terms of property size. A larger house for rent will be slightly less expensive than a comparative house in Harborne or Edgbaston, offering great value for money.

For commuters, house rent in Quinton affords easy access to southern and western motorway networks (particularly the M5 and M42). It is only 4 miles from the city centre, has excellent public transport facilities and gives easy access to the University and Queen Elizabeth Hospital sites.

House rent in Quinton also offers much to families, being mostly residential with lots of space, especially in Woodgate Valley Country Park - 450 acres of wildlife habitat and farm animals and Bourne Brook running through. House rent in Quinton also provides a secondary school in the immediate area and many other state and private schools in the surrounding suburbs.

To live in a traditional residential suburb with fantastic outdoor space and activity, view our properties and get in touch to rent Quinton!