Manchester, United Kingdom
M1 Boutique Apartments is a new launch of apartments in Manchester's prime M1 location.
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A design-driven boutique development in the heart of Manchester's Northern Quarter. The apartments are spacious and fashionable, featuring high-end specifications from quartz worktops to solid wood flooring and fully integrated appliances. Several properties benefit from balconies overlooking the Manchester landscape. This development is in a desirable M1 neighbourhood of Manchester near various convenient amenities.
Starting From:
£261,950
Rental Yield:
5.5%
Construction is underway
Under 5 mins to Piccadilly Station
£1.83 p/sq ft service charge
Deposits just £65,488
Piccadilly Railway Station is six minutes away on foot from this development, while the Arndale Centre, which features over 200 appealing stores and restaurants, is fifteen minutes away on foot. Market Street, Exchange Square, and the Royal Exchange are three cultural hotspots that are easily accessible from the Northern Quarter and Ancoats and are sure to pique your curiosity.
The Northern Quarter and Ancoats are the city’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Other cultural hotspots in Manchester include the Manchester Art Gallery, which is located directly in the middle of the city and features a wide variety of art exhibitions. The primary gallery facilities were constructed in 1823 for a literary club and currently, the collection is spread across three connected buildings.
Over 140,000 people work in Manchester City Centre, and that figure is growing year after year. This, along with the largest student population in Europe, with 70% of students retained post-graduation in the city, adds to the ever-growing demand for high-quality rental accommodation.
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Are you considering investing in a buy-to-let property in Manchester? The city's prominence dates back to its status as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution in the early 19th century. Then, many factors came together to propel it to become the pre-eminent city of its time. In the early 21st century, many parallels can be made in the city’s transition during the Industrial Revolution to the world’s leading industrial metropolis and now to a leading 21st-century economy.
Manchester is a city with many impressive statistics to its name. It was the world’s first industrialised city, home to the first public library and the birthplace of the first computer. It has the world’s oldest railway station and the oldest professional football league. It is also where scientists first split the atom and has been home to more than 25 Nobel Prize winners. We offer some of the very best investment properties in Manchester.
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55,000 | Job Creation
There will be 55,000 new jobs created in the city by 2025
£7.5bn | Growing Tourism
The tourism economy is worth £7.5billion and growing
£1bn | Salford Quays
£1billion is being invested in Salford Quays creating rental demand
140,000 | Population Growth
140,000 people currently work in the city centre