25% downpayment required now and 75% balance on completion Q1 2026
Strong rental yields of over 6% forecast. Located in an area of huge tenant demand
Fully managed investment. Perfect for buy-to-let investors looking for a turnkey solution
Introduction
Introducing Waterhouse Gardens, a remarkable residential development in the heart of Manchester. For the first time, this historic area is set to become a coveted home address, thanks to Salboy’s vision.
This vibrant community showcases high-spec apartments, duplexes, and penthouses, all complemented by an exclusive clubhouse offering high-end amenities and services to residents in the heart of Manchester.
A deluxe collection of 556 one & two-bed apartments in the heart of Manchester City Centre
State-of-the-art gym, squash / basketball court, swimming pool & spa facilities
Games room, resident's library, cinema room, co-working and dining space, concierge and landscaped gardens.
30,000 Sqft of commercial Space - home to boutique shops, independent restaurants and bars, and office space
A community of high-spec apartments, duplexes, and penthouses are coupled with an exclusive clubhouse offering residents high-end amenities and services. Beautifully landscaped public spaces surround the development, creating a welcoming oasis in the heart of the city.
In addition to its stunning residences, Waterhouse Gardens will also be home to 30,000 square feet of commercial space, including boutique shops, independent restaurants and bars, and office space. This new development is poised to become a vibrant and energetic hub for living, working, and playing.
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This remarkable development stands as a beacon of change within the city, as it breathes new life into the historic Boddington Brewery site. It’s a pivotal part of the highly anticipated Great Ducie Street Regeneration Masterplan, heralding a new era of progress.
The masterplan’s vision is clear: to unite the city, converting an underutilized space into a thriving, diverse community. Within this ambitious project, we aim to strike a harmonious balance between commercial ventures, educational opportunities, and residential living.
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Manchester City Centre
A gateway development, Waterhouse Gardens is situated a short distance from central Manchester-connecting the popular Greengate and N.O.M.A neighbourhoods with the historic Medieval Quarter.
As one of the largest and most exciting regeneration projects in the city, Waterhouse Gardens will reinvigorate the former Boddington Brewery site, setting a pace for change as championed within the highly anticipated Great Ducie Street Regeneration Masterplan.
The masterplan aims to connect the city and transform an under-used area into a mixed-use neighbourhood with a strong sense of community. It is envisioned that this major project will strike a balance between commercial, educational and residential opportunities.
5 minute walk to Manchester College
2 minute walk to AO Arena
7 minute walk to Victoria Station
9 minute cycle to University of Manchester
25 minute drive to Manchester Airport
Further Reading
Stay informed about the most recent developments, news, and valuable insights concerning Waterhouse Gardens by exploring these sources.
Regeneration of Manchester’s former Boddingtons Brewery site
Salboy Group, the nationwide property development and funding company, has announced that work has commenced on the former site of the Boddingtons Brewery, a renowned 52,700 sq ft site on the northern edge of central Manchester whose regeneration has been long-awaited.
Read MoreN.O.M.A - the exciting neighbourhood a walk away from the Northern Quarter
Just around the corner from the Northern Quarter lies NOMA - a part of the city centre that developers hope will take off in the same way that the NQ, Ancoats and Spinningfields all have in recent years.
Read MoreManchester rental growth highest in the UK
Research from JLL shows that Manchester rents have surged this past year, surpassing the national average rental growth of 14%. JLL’s Big Six Residential Development Report looks at how prices and rents have changed in Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, and Manchester.
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