Park View gives you two ways to let the same apartment. Run it as a short-term let for the higher projected return, or let it long-term on an assured shorthold tenancy for a single tenant and predictable monthly rent. And if you would rather not rely on a projection at all, there is a third option: a contracted NET rent, agreed in writing before you commit.

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

• Short-term lets — projected 8.0% NET yieldProjection, not a guarantee. Based on £112 per night × 64% occupancy (Airbtics, Warrington WA1, one-bed apartment, top 25% of listings, as at 31 July 2026) — most units perform below this. Net of estimated year-one operating costs of £13,007 including service charge, council tax band B, utilities, cleaning, platform fees and management. Pre-finance, pre-tax. Capital at risk; rental income and property values can fall as well as rise. Source: RWinvest worked example, July 2026, using Airbtics data.. Permitted under the lease. Higher earning potential, and you keep the upside in strong months.
• Or a long-term assured shorthold tenancy. One tenant, a fixed 6 or 12-month term, deposit protected in a government-approved scheme. Lower headline figure, steadier occupancy.
• Or 6.0% contracted NET rentOptional service. Buyers may take the CARO Lettings Ltd Rental Management Agreement at the point of purchase, which contracts 6.0% NET rent for 12 months from completion, NET of service charge and ground rent. After 12 months, rent reverts to a market-rent basis under the same agreement, or open-market lettings if not renewed. Buyers may also let the unit independently and forego this service. Terms available on request. for your first 12 months. Optional, under CARO Lettings’ Rental Management Agreement. Fully hands-off, and the figure is contractual rather than projected — so you know it before you exchange, not after.
• £0 ground rent on a 999-year lease. Nothing eroding your net position, and one less deduction to explain to a mortgage lender.
• Fully equipped gym, residents’ lounge, co-working space and concierge — facilities that support both a nightly rate and long-term tenant demand.
• A 7-minute walk to 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 UK residential market forecasts, June 2026. forecast for the North West.

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Capital at risk. Projected figures are estimates and are not guaranteed; rental income and property values can fall as well as rise. Buy-to-let property is not a regulated investment and your investment is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Strong Rental Yields and Demand

Warrington offers attractive rental yields, with averages of around 4% according to data from Office of National Statistics. 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 accessibility enhance tenant demand and support long-term capital growth prospects.

Ongoing Regeneration and Capital Growth Potential

Significant investment and regeneration projects in Warrington are revitalising the town and boosting property values. Warrington has experienced robust capital growth, with property prices rising over 12% in the past year and some areas seeing up to 32% growth in three years. Investment into infrastructure and amenities is ongoing throughout the town, ensuring the area’s long-term appeal and economic resilience.