Richmond Row is around 10 minutes' walk to Liverpool ONE, 6 minutes to St George's Hall, and 12 minutes to Liverpool's waterfront.


Richmond Row, Liverpool, L3 3BU
Richmond Row
Low-supply, high-yield apartments in Liverpool’s vibrant city-centre
1- & 2-bedroom apartments
AST Yields up to 6% | STL Yields up to 15%
Liverpool city centre (L3 3BL) — walking distance to Lime Street, universities and key regeneration zones

Richmond Row Liverpool | Boutique City-Centre Investment
Richmond Row Liverpool offers 29 stylish apartments—comprising studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms—finished to a high specification. The design merges contemporary interiors with industrial-inspired architecture, offering bright open-plan layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows and a strong rental appeal.
Situated in Liverpool’s city centre, Richmond Row is perfectly placed for student and young professional demand. With Liverpool’s major universities, train stations and cultural amenities all within easy walking distance, the location supports consistent occupancy and strong rental fundamentals.
From an investment standpoint, Richmond Row presents an excellent opportunity with rental yields of 6%+ and approved short-let capabilities. With demand outstripping supply in Liverpool’s central market and significant regeneration under way in the city region, this asset offers both immediate income and long-term growth potential.
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Key Details
- Boutique collection of 29 apartments
- Studios, one- and two-bedroom units
- City-centre Liverpool (L3 3BL)
- High spec finishes & contemporary design
- Rental yields of 6%+ projected
- Short-let approved
- Walking distance to universities & train stations
- Positioned in a major regeneration city
- Limited new supply in central Liverpool
- Attractive entry point for investor portfolios

On the Map
Richmond Row, Liverpool City Centre
Why Choose Liverpool
Liverpool
Market Summary
The Liverpool market is defined by affordability and high returns. The city consistently outperforms national rental yields, making it ideal for cash-flow investors. Property prices are projected to rise by 20% by 2026, driven by low entry prices and strong investor interest. The market's resilience is built on high demand and low vacancy rates, with terraced properties the strongest-performing segment, growing by over 14.7% in the past year.
Yields
Liverpool boasts some of the highest rental yields in the UK, consistently achieving 7%-7.5% on average for properties in key areas. This is driven by a critical undersupply of rental properties and a dual-tenant market: a large student population and a growing young-professional base attracted to affordable city living. Average monthly rents have surged by nearly 10% annually, ensuring strong, steady income returns for property investors in Liverpool, particularly those targeting houses in multiple occupation (HMO) near university campuses.
Regeneration
- Liverpool Waters: This ambitious £5.5 billion, 30-year scheme is transforming the historic northern docks (L5, L20) into five new mixed-use neighbourhoods. It will deliver thousands of new homes and business space, as well as the new Everton FC stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, acting as a massive anchor for property price uplift.
- Knowledge Quarter Gateway: A £2 billion investment creating a hub for technology, science, and education employers around Lime Street (L3, L7), attracting high-earning professional and academic tenants.
- Anfield & Local Projects: Ongoing, targeted regeneration around the Anfield Stadium (L4) and schemes like Project Jennifer at Great Homer Street (L5) are improving local amenities and housing stock, ensuring localised price stability and growth.
Connectivity
- Merseyrail Network: This forms the crucial backbone of commuter transport, offering fast and frequent connections throughout the city region, including the Wirral. Property demand remains highest in areas with close access to Merseyrail stations.
- National Rail: Liverpool Lime Street connects the city to London, Manchester, and other major hubs, supporting the influx of professionals and supporting the city's role in the Northern Powerhouse.
- Road Network: Excellent links to the M62 and M57 provide easy access to the wider North West business parks and regional employment corridors.
- Air Travel: Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) provides essential domestic and European connectivity, supporting the city’s international business appeal.
Areas Overview
- Anfield/Walton (L4) - Highest Yield & Affordability: Consistently boasts some of the UK's highest yields (7.7% - 9.9%). Driven by the stadium's global appeal and low entry prices (£115,000).
- Bootle (L20) - Value & Regeneration: Offers high yields (7.5%) on an average property price of £120,347. Benefits from proximity to the Port of Liverpool and planned local investment.
- City Centre (L1/L3) - Capital Growth & Professional Rent: Home to the Baltic Triangle (named the UK's coolest place to live). Strong growth (+38% over 5 years) and high rental income from young professionals.
- Kensington/Edge Hill (L7) Student Market Focus: Bordering the Knowledge Quarter and universities. Guarantees consistent student-tenant demand, ideal for reliable HMO income.
- Everton/Vauxhall (L5) - Regeneration Upside: Seeing a massive surge in value (up to 75% growth over 5 years) driven by the Liverpool Waters project and the new Everton FC stadium construction.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Richmond Row is located in Liverpool city centre, L3 3BU, within walking distance of Liverpool Lime Street Station and the city's main universities.
Richmond Row comprises 29 boutique apartments across studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts.
Projected AST yields are up to 6%, with STL yields up to 15%, reflecting strong demand from students and young professionals in central Liverpool.
Yes, Richmond Row is short-let approved, giving investors flexibility between traditional and STL income strategies.
Richmond Row is around 6 minutes' walk to the University of Liverpool, 5 minutes to Liverpool John Moores University, and 6 minutes to Liverpool Lime Street Station.
Richmond Row sits in a boutique, limited-unit development within central Liverpool, a market where demand consistently outstrips supply, supporting strong occupancy and rental performance for investors.

A Boutique Collection of 29 Apartments
Industrial-Inspired Design in the City Centre
Richmond Row brings together contemporary interiors with industrial-inspired architecture, offering bright, open-plan layouts and floor-to-ceiling windows throughout. This distinct design approach sets the development apart from standard city-centre stock, appealing to tenants seeking character alongside convenience.
For investors, this smaller, boutique scale supports a sense of exclusivity that's harder to find in Liverpool's larger new-build developments.

Walking Distance to Two Universities
Built for Liverpool's Student and Professional Demand
Richmond Row sits within easy walking distance of the University of Liverpool and Liverpool John Moores University, as well as the wider Knowledge Quarter, one of the city's key employment and education hubs. This dual proximity supports consistent demand from both students and young professionals.
Combined with the development's short-let approval, this gives investors flexibility to target either long-term tenants or the visitor market, depending on strategy.

Limited Supply, High Demand
Liverpool's City Centre Undersupply
Liverpool's central rental market continues to see demand consistently outstrip supply, supported by the city's large student population, growing professional base and significant regeneration under way across the wider city region. With only 29 apartments available, Richmond Row offers a genuinely limited entry point into this high-demand market.
This scarcity, combined with strong rental fundamentals, positions Richmond Row for both immediate income and long-term capital growth potential.



















