Main features
- 9th floor studio
- 8% Net Yield
- Long lease
- Secure paring bay included
- Tenant in property - receive immediate income
Located in the heart of Liverpool’s vibrant Baltic Triangle, this well-presented studio apartment offers an excellent opportunity for cash investors seeking strong rental returns in a prime city-centre fringe location.
Positioned on the 9th floor of a modern, secure development, the apartment measures approximately 25 sq m and is offered fully furnished, complete with a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom. The property is currently tenanted, generating an immediate income of £750 per month (£9,000 per annum).
Residents benefit from access to recently upgraded on-site amenities, including a modern gym and a cinema room, enhancing tenant appeal and long-term demand. The development also enjoys a fantastic location, just moments from Baltic Market, a 10-minute walk to Liverpool city centre, and within 15 minutes of both LJMU and the University of Liverpool campuses.
The property is held on a 999-year lease from 1st January 2014 and falls under Council Tax Band A. Annual ground rent is £500, with the most recent service charge at £5,325.10 per annum (2026 figure yet to be confirmed).
A secure underground parking bay is also included and can be rented separately, typically achieving between £75–£100 per month, offering additional income potential. Letting and management fees are currently 9% plus VAT.
At the asking price of £27,500, the apartment alone produces a gross yield of approximately 32.7%, increasing to around 36% gross when including parking income. After allowing for service charge, ground rent and management fees, the estimated net yield is approximately 8%, with scope for improvement through parking rental.
Please note, this development is strictly for cash buyers only and does not permit Airbnb or short-term lets, pets, or owner occupiers.
A rare opportunity to acquire a low capital, income-producing asset in one of Liverpool’s most in-demand rental locations. Early interest is recommended.