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Manchester-based Regency Residential brings affordable luxury living to Kings Heath
Property developer and consultancy firm, Regency Residential, part of the MCR Property Group, has launched a new residential development that brings affordable luxury living to Kings Heath.
Fifteen The High Street contains 32 deluxe one and two bedroom apartments, with prices starting as low as £135,000. The homes are an attractive prospect for home-seekers and investors alike, offering projected annual yields of up to 6%.
Expected to complete spring 2018, the one and two bedroom apartments offer circa 510 sq. ft. and 721 sq. ft. of space respectively, in an area popular among young professionals.
Each apartment has been completed to a high quality specification, with a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom and a video door entry intercom system.
Kings Heath is known for its urban village feel, boasting multiple independent boutiques and an organic café culture. The apartments are a ten minute drive from Birmingham City Centre, with a regular seven day bus route into the city.
Chris Taylor, managing director at Manchester-based Regency Residential, said: “Kings Heath is an exciting borough of Birmingham. Not only is it a vibrant community in itself, but it’s also incredibly well-connected to Birmingham city centre and popular student areas.
“We have no doubt that these apartments will sell out fast.”
To enquire regarding reserving a unit please contact the Regency Residential team by emailing enquiries@regencyresidential.co.uk
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