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- Why Liverpool?
Ascot Property Investments is pleased to announce Baltic House
Baltic House is a luxury student development featuring 311 units comprised of studio apartments, three bedroom clusters and three bedroom duplex clusters.
Located in the heart of the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool’s up-and-coming creative district, this new student development is set to take full advantage of a prime city centre location and a desire for a more culturally rich student experience.
The location facilitates excellent net yields with future values set to rise as the area continues to undergo a substantial investment programme. In addition, the scheduled rental income is in line with the popularity of the area with students.
Located in the high grow Baltic Triangle district
Baltic House is situated right at the heart of the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool’s most up and coming and creative area. The Baltic area is currently popular with students from an entertainment perspective with some of the cities most acclaimed venues including the 2,000 capacity Camp and Furnace.
Baltic House is situated just on the fringe of the city centre less than ten minutes walk from Liverpool’s two main Universities (the University of Liverpool and LJMU) and just five minutes walk from LIPA.
The combination of cultural attractions and proximity to the universities and city centre make the location an ideal area for student living. The area is also home to some of Liverpool’s most creative businesses including game developers, digital agencies, app developers and artists.
Baltic House offers a range of room types to match different investment budgets
We have a range of investment units available from clusters of “student pods” to spacious duplex studio apartments. This provides a broad range of investment opportunities for investors with differing budgets. All of the accommodation has been designed with the student in mind, maintaining a contemporary and creative aesthetic in keeping with the development’s cultural location.
We take the quality of our interior fit and finish incredibly seriously. We only work with the most qualified of contractors and the highest calibre of materials to achieve excellent value yet breathtaking results that are sure to impress prospective tenants.
Student Pod |
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Prices from | £49,950 |
Unit size (sq ft) | 139.88 |
Weekly rental | £125 |
Net Income (p.a.) | £4,500 |
Gross Yield | 13% |
Net Yield | 9% |
Student Pod |
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Prices from | £65,000 |
Unit size (sq ft) | 312.04 |
Weekly rental | £170 |
Net Income (p.a.) | £6,300 |
Gross Yield | 13% |
Net Yield | 9% |
Duplex Apartment |
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Prices from | £59,950 |
Unit size (sq ft) | 161.40 |
Weekly rental | £150 |
Net Income (p.a.) | £5,500 |
Gross Yield | 13% |
Net Yield | 9% |
Ascot Property Investments offers a clear and simple investment process
Full details of the units on offer are as follows:
- Step 1: Choose a student unit
- Step 2: Pay a £2500 reservation fee
- Step 3: Instruct solicitors
- Step 4: 50% due on exchange
- Step 5: 25% due 4 months after exchange
- Step 6: Balance due on completion
If you'd like to know more call one of our investment consultants on 0151 920 9999.
Liverpool is one of the UK’s most popular student cities with students accounting for 12% of the overall population
Liverpool is one of the UK’s most popular student destinations. The city boasts three universities and several very popular colleges, including the world renowned Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts (LIPA). More than 50,000 students currently reside in Liverpool and account for 12% of the total population.
Traditionally students have occupied outdated residential private houses and resided in outdated poorly facilitated halls of residence. Over the past five years there has been a shift towards high quality city centre accommodation.
University owned accommodation for the three main universities accounts for nearly 25% of the total full time students. The demand currently outstrips the supply with 75% of students currently renting privately.
The rise in rental prices for student accommodation has been driven by both a desire for better quality and a growing number of overseas students. This has led to rent rises above the rate of inflation year on year for the past ten years. There is no cap on the number of overseas
students that can study in the UK and it is estimated that the number of international students will increase
Since 2006 there has been a 53% rise in student accommodation rental. This has fueled the rise in student focused investments.
“Student property returns will continue to outstrip traditional asset classes in 2014”
Source: The Knight Frank Student Property Report 2014