Park View, Warrington

Park View gives you three ways to let your apartment: a short-term let, a long-term tenancy through any agent you choose, or an optional contracted NET rent for the first 12 months under an underlease. You can also occupy the apartment yourself.

Prices start at £164,950, with £5,000 to reserve.

• Short-term lets — projected 8.1% NET yieldProjection, not a guarantee. Based on £97 a night at 76% occupancy, a top 25% benchmark for nearby one-bed listings (Airbtics, WA1, 9 October 2026). Net of £13,586 Year 1 costs: service charge, Airbnb and management fees, council tax, utilities and cleaning. Pre-finance, pre-tax, on the purchase price only. Source: RWinvest worked example, October 2026.. Permitted under the lease. Income varies month to month with bookings and nightly rates.
• Or a long-term assured shorthold tenancy through any letting agent you choose. One tenant, typically on a 6 or 12-month term, with the deposit protected in a government-approved scheme.
• Or optional 6.0% contracted NET rent for your first 12 monthsOptional 12-month underlease with CARO Lettings Ltd from completion, paying 6.0% of the purchase price a year (£825 a month, £9,897 in total, on the £164,950 Manhattan), net of service charge and ground rent, which CARO pays during the term. You will not have possession during the term. At expiry, possession returns to you to let as you choose. Rent is paid by CARO Lettings Ltd, not RWinvest, and depends on it meeting its obligations. It is an alternative to the projected short-let yield, not an addition. Capital at risk.. Optional, under a 12-month underlease with CARO Lettings Ltd. The rent is fixed in the underlease, so you know it before you exchange.
• £0 ground rent on a 999-year lease. Service charge still applies (estimated £3.50 per sq ft).
• Fully equipped gym, residents’ lounge, co-working space and concierge — facilities that support both a nightly rate and long-term tenant demand.
• Around 0.3 miles from Warrington Bank Quay station, in the heart of Warrington between Manchester and Liverpool, with 25.0% projected capital growth to 2030Projection, not a guarantee. Savills mainstream residential forecast for the North West, five-year cumulative to year-end 2030, published June 2026. This is a regional forecast and is not specific to this development or postcode. Property values can fall as well as rise. Source: Savills Residential Property Forecast, June 2026. forecast for the North West.

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Strong Rental Yields and Demand

Warrington’s population grew to an estimated 215,400 in mid-2024 (Warrington & Co.), and its employment base and commuter links support a mix of local and regional tenants. Rental demand is high due to rising rents and a growing population. The town’s expanding job market and proximity to major employment hubs attract a steady pool of tenants, including young professionals and families.

Strategic Location and Excellent Transport Links

Warrington is well-connected to other parts of the UK, positioned between Manchester and Liverpool and served by major motorways (M6, M62, M56) and two main train stations, making it ideal for commuters. The town’s central location and transport links make it practical for commuters.

Ongoing Regeneration and Capital Growth Potential

Warrington has a long-term regeneration programme, including town centre renewal and a planned new low-level station at Bank Quay as part of Northern Powerhouse Rail, with delivery from the 2030s. Plans are subject to funding and approvals and do not guarantee demand or property values.