Refurbished Solihull office building listed for £19m
Practical completion has been reached at Radcliffe House, part of the 146,000 sq ft Blenheim Court office complex in Solihull town centre.
Following its refurbishment, Blenheim Court has been placed on the market with an asking price of £19m, with Savills managing the sale.
The refurbishment was undertaken by Clearbell Property Partners, a fund managed by the private equity real estate firm Clearbell Capital.
Blenheim Court offers 146,000 sq ft of office space across two main buildings, Radcliffe and Chadwick, set around a shared car park, landscaped gardens and a Grade II listed nursery on Warwick Road.
Radcliffe House, now refurbished to a Grade A standard, provides 60,675 sq ft of office space with features like VRF heating and cooling, LED lighting, raised floors and a reception area.
Chadwick House offers 83,483 sq ft and has the potential for refurbishment or residential conversion.
Current tenants include Legal & General, the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government, and Cadent Gas. Recent additions such as Oracle, Flutter, Exotech, and Air IT highlight Blenheim Court’s appeal as a hub for established firms and innovative enterprises across multiple sectors.
Rhys Jones, asset manager at Clearbell Capital said: “The refurbishment of Radcliffe, Blenheim Court marks a significant milestone for this highly sought-after office scheme in the heart of Solihull. With significant works now complete and the scheme available to buy, we’re confident that the market will respond positively. Located within the M42 corridor, a prime office market known for strong demand and resilient rental growth, the site’s fully refurbished space and flexible layout options offer immediate appeal for a range of investors.”
Nick Wood, director at Savills, said: “As the Birmingham and M42 investment market continues to attract interest, Blenheim Court is well-positioned to capitalise on this momentum. The property’s versatility, with options for future enhancements or residential conversion, aligns well with investor demand for flexible assets that offer both immediate and long-term potential in a key-growth region.”
