Barrel Yard
Hulme
Residential
Type
City Living
Status
Sold Out
Price
£130,000 - 290,000
Forming the second phase of our development of the former Hyde’s Brewery, the Barrel Yard provides a variety of options for residents including 17 townhouses of 3-4 bedrooms and 25 apartments of 1-3 bedrooms.
The development offers attractive, sustainable homes for those who want to live close to the city centre but desire a quiet, secure environment. The communal area, private courtyards, private and shared parking spaces ensure compliance with the required amount of amenity space: each townhouse has a front and rear garden with private parking space, while for the apartment block there is a communal garden and car park.The existing building, Hydes Brewery which sits adjacent to Barrel Yard has directly influenced the design and development of the scheme. Attention has been paid to the use of similar materials matching the original brick work. The homes are arranged around an organic environment to avoid repetition allowing for perspective to constantly change. The interior
specification of the houses and apartments is to a high and modern standard.
Now available for reservation, demand for units has already been high. With prices from £130,000 to £290,000 the development offers exceptional value for money. Act now to secure your property at the Barrel Yard. Download the brochure at the link to the right.
The Barrel Yard is the new residential scheme located minutes from Manchester City Centre. The close proximity makes it the perfect setting for young professionals and families who want to be close to Deansgate’s boutique shops and Oxford Road’s theatres and music venues.
Manchester is the UK’s second largest urban economy. Famed for its music venues, shopping, Premiership football clubs, and architecture, the diverse social scene in Manchester and its surrounding areas has enabled the city centre to become one of the most sought-after addresses in the country.
Home to over half a million people, it is a city whose population has out-grown its current housing supply and is in serious need of new stock, making way for a host of new investment as the construction industry begins to pick up pace. According to Jones Lang LaSalle, Manchester house prices are set to grow by 4.5 per cent over the next five years and HSBC has identified the city as being in the ‘Top 4 Buy-To-Let Hotspots ‘in the country, showing an average rental yield of 7.6 per cent.
Construction Update, The Barrel Yard
3 April
The finishing touches at The Barrel Yard are now being put in place, with carpets, bathrooms, kitchens and white goods…
Construction Update Barrel Yard, Manchester
22 January
The Barrel Yard, our residential development of the former Hyde’s brewery is nearing completion with the first phase on course for…
Ground Broken at The Barrel Yard
26 January
Site clearance works have now started at The Barrel Yard, Forshaw’s latest development forming the second phase of the award-winning…
Sales Roll in at The Barrel Yard
17 October
This weekend saw the launch of our new development at The Barrel Yard, a development of 42 new-build apartments and…
History
The scheme is part of the wider regeneration project for The Queen’s brewery area. An historic Grade II Listed building which became a landmark of the city and served as the headquarters for legendary Manchester brewers Hydes for over 100 years,
The Queen’s Brewery sadly closed its doors for the final time in 2012, leaving this beautiful period building to stand empty and abandoned; a stark reminder of Manchester’s industrial past. Fast-forward two years and a new generation is now set to be exposed to the hand fed hoppers and romantic clock tower which marks the former Victorian brewery’s history, as new life is breathed into the building through a refined conversion which has seen it transformed into high quality residential accommodation. The area neighbouring The Queen’s Brewery, Hulme, has recently undergone what was regarded at the time as one of the most ambitious regeneration projects in the United Kingdom.
Over £24m worth of public sector regeneration funds has been invested in projects focusing upon local economic development, physical and environmental improvements and enhancements in the quality of life. These, in turn, have generated substantial outputs in terms of jobs, land development, infrastructure improvements and business development. This regeneration project has seen new and improved housing in the area, (and surrounding areas), which has proven very popular and is in great demand, making it a much more attractive place to live. As the level of construction activity in Manchester continues to build, so do the opportunities for buy-to-let investors to acquire property in prime sites where demand is high, which will yield strong returns for years to come.
Key Facts
Two miles from Manchester city centre, with Deansgate’s boutique shops and Oxford Road’s theatres and music venues literally at their fingertips.
Manchester is one of the most popular cities in the country, Manchester has recently been named as one of the UK’s top four ‘buy-to-let hotspots’, where investors can claim rental yields of up to 7.6%
Register interest
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