LEEDS PROPERTY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
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Regency Works is a new riverside development with modern 1, 2 & 3-bedroom apartments across two residential blocks within a wider community.
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Investment Summary
Leeds is one of the UK’s leading regional cities, with a large professional employment base, a sizeable student and graduate population, and an established private rented sector.
Starting Price
£229,950
Projection by 2030
25% Capital Growth
Projected Rental Returns
10%+
Management Option
Available
Estimated Completion
Q2 2027
Key Leeds
Regeneration Area
All rental figures, occupancy assumptions, yields, nightly rates and growth forecasts shown on this mockup are illustrative only and are based on current marketing claims. They are not guaranteed, and investors should take independent legal, tax and financial advice before proceeding.
Set beside the River Aire and close to Leeds city centre and Wellington Place, Regency Works offers a waterfront setting, landscaped green space, and the feeling of an open residential environment, while still keeping the city within easy reach.
Say Hello to Leeds’ Great Indoors
Regency Works sits on Kirkstall Road, one of Leeds’ most strategic arterial routes, blending the buzz of the city with a more relaxed riverside feel.
Walk one way and you’re heading towards offices, restaurants, and key retail. Walk the other way and you’re following the River Aire through an area that has seen continued investment, public realm improvements, and growing residential interest over time.
Regency Works’ riverside setting, landscaped green areas, practical amenity mix, and straightforward access to the city centre all help form part of a neighbourhood that is well-connected but still a place of its own, with the kind of lifestyle offer than can support strong, sustainable rental income for investors over the long term.
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You can take a full virtual tour of the Regency Works development, including the building exterior, apartment interiors, on-site facilities, and a bird’s eye view of the local area.
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Facilities & Specifications
Design, everyday practicality, and sustainable modern amenities come together at Regency Works to set a new benchmark for Leeds city living. From considered layouts to on-site facilities, every detail is shaped to make daily life feel simpler, smarter, and more enjoyable.
Residents’ Lounge
Concierge & Parcel Room
Remote Working Space
Communal Roof Terraces
Access to the on-site gym is also available on a separate paid membership basis, subject to availability
Floor Plans
Typical 1-Bed Apartment
From £229,950
Typical 2-Bed Apartment
From £359,950
Typical 3-Bed Apartment
From £534,950
Investment Financials
EXAMPLE APARTMENT: 1-BEDROOM (NOT A FORECAST)
Projected Long-Let Income — Year 1 (Geared)
10% NET CASH RETURN ON £57,488 DEPOSIT
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Projected gross rental income:£15,600
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Less projected operating costs and interest-only mortgage payments:£9,876
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Projected net rental income:£5,724
equivalent to £477 per month net.
Basis of the 10.0% figure:
Based on rent of £1,300 per calendar month in Year 1 on a long-let basis. Rent benchmark: one-bedroom apartments in Leeds LS3, PrimeLocation, June 2026. Interest-only BTL mortgage at 4.09%, illustrative. Return is calculated on the £57,488 cash deposit only, not on the £229,950 purchase price. Pre-tax and before purchase costs (stamp duty, legal fees, furnishing). Gearing amplifies losses as well as gains. Source: RWinvest worked example, July 2026.
PURCHASE & FINANCE STRUCTURE
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Property Price:£229,950
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Reservation Deposit:£5,000
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Total cash deposit:£57,488(25%).
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Mortgage:£172,463(75% LTV, interest-only)
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Tenure:Leasehold
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Letting basis:Long-let
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Floor Area:433ft2Example Unit.
PROJECTED YEAR 1
COSTS & FINANCE
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Service Charge: £1,325
(£3.06 / ft2)
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Ground Rent: £0
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Rental management: £1,498
(8% + VAT)
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Interest-only mortgage payments: £7,054
(4.09%)
Estimates at July 2026. Costs exclude council tax and utilities (typically tenant-paid on a long-let), insurance, furnishing, repairs, replacement, letting/tenant-find fees and tax. Actual costs will vary and can rise faster than rent.
IMPORTANT — Please Read
Your capital is at risk.
This is the purchase of a leasehold property. Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise, you may get back less than you invested, and properties may not resell immediately following being listed, and clients shouldn’t count on a quick sale.
Projections, not guarantees.
Figures above are projections based on the stated assumptions and sources; not a forecast, guarantee or offer of income. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
Geared, and not regulated.
This example uses a 75% LTV interest-only buy-to-let mortgage. Gearing amplifies losses as well as gains, and BTL mortgage rates and availability can change. Most BTL mortgages are not FCA-regulated and are not covered by the FSCS or Financial Ombudsman Service. This is a marketing communication, not personal financial, tax or legal advice. Take independent professional advice before committing capital.
Leeds: Yorkshire’s economic heart
Leeds City Council’s 2026-2030 Plan describes the city as the “engine of West Yorkshire’s economy”.
Home to around 812,000 residents and sitting at the centre of a regional economy reportedly valued at more than £70bn, the city also has an ambition to grow its economy by a further £20bn over the next decade, underlining the scale of its long-term growth story.
Backed by big ambitions
Leeds’ growth is being supported by a long-term economic vision backed by substantial investment in housing, infrastructure, and city centre regeneration.
The Economic Vision masterplan set out by the city council aims to grow the local economy by around £20bn over the next decade.
Both national and regional policy has singled out Leeds as a key growth location. South Bank remains one of the clearest examples, with Leeds City Council continuing to position it as a key part of the city’s future growth, supported by major cultural and commercial investment.
Transport investment also forms a key part of the wider picture. The West Yorkshire Mass Transit project is planned to improve connections across the city region, including links between Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Huddersfield, and Halifax.
Leeds City Centre
- Reported £36bn city economy
- Home to finance, legal, digital, health & professional services
- 480,000+ people in employment across the Leeds local authority
- Multiple universities & colleges
- Excellent rail links across the UK from Leeds Station
- £20bn+ growth vision
Wellington Place
- 21-acre business quarter
- 1m+ sq ft. of Grade A office, leisure & retail space
- Home to 50+ businesses
- Part of £400m+ city masterplan
- 5 minute walk from Leeds Station
- High-quality public realm, events & on-site amenities
Channel 4 HQ
- National broadcaster headquarters
- Major media & creative hub
- Approx. 250 roles across creative & digital teams
- Flagship occupier in the landmark Majestic building on City Square
- Forecast £1bn+ economic impact for the region
- Demand from producers, tech talent & associated businesses
Trinity Leeds
- £350m shopping & leisure destination
- 120+ stores, restaurants & entertainment venues
- 3,000+ jobs in retail & hospitality
- Approx. 10m+ annual visitors
- One of the UK’s top-tier retail offerings
- Year-round events & experiences
Leeds Arena & Cultural Quarter
- 13,000 capacity music, sport & events venue
- Integral to growing night-time & visitor economy
- Hotels, bars, restaurants & related employment opportunities
- Theatres, galleries & other cultural venues
- Regular tourist draw into the city
- Strong lifestyle appeal
Kirkstall Road Regeneration
- Major regeneration corridor west of the city centre
- £90m+ already invested into new housing & public realm
- Dyecoats & other schemes set to deliver up to 1,600 new homes
- Former industrial land transformation
- Close to key arterial routes
- Long-term demand for well-located modern apartments
Glenbrook is a specialist UK residential developer focused on build-to-rent (BTR) and mixed-use neighbourhoods in major regional cities. It concentrates on well-designed communities that sit comfortably in their surroundings, with an emphasis on placemaking, amenity, and long-term liveability.
Working in partnership with leading institutional investors, Glenbrook has delivered a series of large-scale BTR projects across major UK cities, including landmark riverside schemes and key regeneration sites.
placemaking focus
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