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Current UK property investment opportunities

A selection of developments we are currently working with, chosen for their location, developer track record and rental fundamentals. We will walk you through the numbers on any of them, and you decide whether it is the right fit.

The summaries below are introductory only and are not offers, financial promotions or recommendations. Full details on any opportunity are shared privately, on its own facts, following a conversation.

New LaunchJust released · Launch allocation open

London House, Preston.

London House is a brand-new off-plan launch in the heart of Preston: 70 contemporary apartments at Primrose Hill, four minutes' cycle from the 25-hectare Stoneygate Masterplan, in a city Zoopla ranks a Top 3 buy-to-let hotspot in the North West.

70
Apartments
45 + 25
1-beds and 2-beds
7%+
Projected yields, up to
Q2 2027
Est. completion

70 apartments in the launch allocation, and the launch list gets first pick with launch pricing ahead of public release. When the allocation is taken, it's taken.

CGI of the London House exterior and courtyard at Primrose Hill, Preston

CGIs, for illustrative purposes

CGI of the open-air atrium with retractable roof at Aire Gardens, LeedsPark-Side Living

Aire Gardens

Leeds (LS11) · 98 units · Apartments

  • Expected returns: Leeds rental yields average 5–8%, comfortably above the national average
  • Cash down: 20% on exchange, 80% on completion (20/80 payment structure)
  • Location: Leeds South Bank, beside the new Aire Park and a short walk from Leeds station
  • Capital growth forecast: 28.8% for Yorkshire & the Humber by 2030 (Savills Mainstream Residential Forecasts 2026–2030)
  • What makes it unique: 98 one-bedroom apartments in a rare park-side setting, 999-year lease, low service charge, first off-plan release from this developer
CGI of the Berkeley Square waterfront exterior on the River Irwell, ManchesterWaterfront

Berkeley Square

Manchester · 500 units · Apartments

  • Expected returns: Projected rental yield of 7%
  • Cash down: 20% on exchange, 80% on completion (20/80 payment structure)
  • Location: Waterfront on the River Irwell between Manchester city centre and MediaCityUK; four minutes’ walk to Exchange Quay tram, Deansgate in nine
  • Capital growth forecast: 27.6% for the North West by 2030 (Savills Mainstream Residential Forecasts 2026–2030)
  • What makes it unique: Directly opposite Pomona Island’s 26-acre regeneration and MediaCityUK’s £1bn expansion; roof gardens, co-working, residents’ lounge and on-site Community Manager; built by The Heaton Group
Photograph of a furnished, tenanted studio apartment at X1 Liverpool One10.78% NET Yield

X1 Liverpool One

Liverpool (L1) · 106 units · Student Studios & Penthouses · Completed & Fully Tenanted

  • Expected returns: NET yields up to 10.78%
  • Cash down: Cash purchase, studios from £58,000
  • Location: Heart of Liverpool city centre
  • Capital growth forecast: 27.6% for the North West by 2030 (Savills Mainstream Residential Forecasts 2026–2030)
  • What makes it unique: Completed and fully tenanted, income from day one; 98 studios and 8 rooftop penthouses
Photograph of The Barclay's finished exterior in Sheffield city centreShare of Freehold

The Barclay

Sheffield · 40 units · Apartments (Short-Let Approved)

  • Expected returns: Projected rental yields of 8–12%, depending on the rental structure chosen
  • Cash down: 25% on exchange, 75% on completion (25/75 payment structure); one-beds from £155,000
  • Location: Heart of Sheffield city centre
  • Capital growth forecast: 28.8% for Yorkshire & the Humber by 2030 (Savills Mainstream Residential Forecasts 2026–2030)
  • What makes it unique: Share of freehold included; 40 brand-new one- and two-bedroom apartments
Aerial CGI of Abbey Row with the Metropolitan Cathedral on the Liverpool skylineKnowledge Quarter

Abbey Row

Liverpool · 365 units · Apartments

  • Expected returns: Projected rental yields of 7–12%, depending on the rental structure chosen (long-term or short-term lets)
  • Cash down: 10% on exchange, 10% at three months, 80% on completion; £5,000 reservation; studios from £179,950
  • Location: Devon Street, on the doorstep of Liverpool’s £2bn Knowledge Quarter, 14 minutes’ walk to Lime Street
  • Capital growth forecast: 27.6% for the North West by 2030 (Savills Mainstream Residential Forecasts 2026–2030)
  • What makes it unique: 365 apartments on a 999-year lease with a short-term letting option; phased completion from Q4 2027 to Q4 2029
Photograph of an example completed supported-housing property25-Year Assured Income

Specialist Supported Housing

Yorkshire, North-West & North-East · Fully Managed Supported Housing · Tenanted & Income-Producing

  • Expected returns: Assured NET returns of 11.5–13%
  • Cash down: Full cash purchase
  • Location: Purpose-built units across Yorkshire, the North-West and North-East
  • Capital growth forecast: 27.6–28.8% by 2030 depending on region (Savills Mainstream Residential Forecasts 2026–2030)
  • What makes it unique: Fully managed under a 25-year FRI management agreement; hands-off for the investor

CGIs are for illustrative purposes. Rental and yield figures are the developers'/operators' own projections, not guarantees.

How We Choose Them

Most of what we see never makes this page

An opportunity has to earn its place. It’s filtered through the same discipline we bring to every deal, and most don’t survive it.

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    Sourced through the circle

    Solicitors, brokers, sourcers and developers we’ve worked with for years bring us things before they hit the open market.

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    Run through the numbers

    Location data, demand, costs and the rules that apply, the maths has to hold up on its own, not just in a brochure.

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    Checked against today’s rules

    Stamp duty, licensing, planning, the latest legislation, priced in before anything reaches you.

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    Walked, not just listed

    Where it matters, we see it on the ground, and so can you, before you decide anything.

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Capital at risk. The value of property can fall as well as rise. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Not advice.