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250 YEAR LEASE / ENSUITE ROOMS
COMPLETION Q1 2016 - POSS Q4 2015
HUGE FEATURE WINDOWS
RENTAL YIELD UP TO 6.5% IN YEAR ONE
GRADE 2 LISTED BUILDING
1, 2 & 3 BED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE
VICTORIAN PERIOD FEATURES
DUPLEX APARTMENTS / PRIVATE BALCONIES

Description
The Queens Brewery is a historic Manchester Landmark, built in 1861. Currently undergoing conversion to a total of 73 individual properties comprising studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, Queens Brewery offers a rare opportunity to acquire a unique piece of Manchester"s history. Spacious and well-appointed, the apartments have been formed from the existing brewery buildings with the exception of 4 newly built units, which have their own access from the central courtyard. Optional Furniture packs available. Ground Rent: £200 / Service Charge: Between £400 - £1300 pa (Pending apartment choice) - Studio units are all SOLD OUT. 2 beds starting at 67 Sq / M.

One of the unique features of this development is that within the original structure of the building, no apartment will look the same. The brewery was home to the famous Hydes Anvil real ales since William Hyde moved into to the property in 1899. Still a family-owned business, the brewery has now moved up the road to Salford to modern premises. As Hydes lives on, so does the Queens Brewery, a superb, Grade II Listed, example of Victorian Industrial Architecture.

The perfect location for young professionals in the area, The Queen"s Brewery is just 1.2 miles from Manchester city centre, with Deansgate"s boutique shops and Oxford Road"s theatres and music venues literally at their fingertips.

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% according to a 2013 HSBC study. With the National Housing Federation predicting that rental rates will grow by 36% by 2018, The Queen"s Brewery is set to be a worthy and historic addition to this city"s booming buy-to-let market.

Location
The Queens Brewery is a historic Manchester Landmark, built in 1861. Currently undergoing conversion to a total of 73 individual properties comprising studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, Queens Brewery offers a rare opportunity to acquire a unique piece of Manchester"s history. Spacious and well-appointed, the apartments have been formed from the existing brewery buildings with the exception of 4 newly built units, which have their own access from the central courtyard. Optional Furniture packs available. Ground Rent: £200 / Service Charge: Between £400 - £1300 pa (Pending apartment choice) - Studio units are all SOLD OUT.

One of the unique features of this development is that within the original structure of the building, no apartment will look the same. The brewery was home to the famous Hydes Anvil real ales since William Hyde moved into to the property in 1899. Still a family-owned business, the brewery has now moved up the road to Salford to modern premises. As Hydes lives on, so does the Queens Brewery, a superb, Grade II Listed, example of Victorian Industrial Architecture.

The perfect location for young professionals in the area, The Queen"s Brewery is just 1.2 miles from Manchester city centre, with Deansgate"s boutique shops and Oxford Road"s theatres and music venues literally at their fingertips.

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% according to a 2013 HSBC study. With the National Housing Federation predicting that rental rates will grow by 36% by 2018, The Queen"s Brewery is set to be a worthy and historic addition to this city"s booming buy-to-let market.

Additional Information
Closing its doors in 2012, The Queen"s Brewery served Hydes for over 100 years. Yet the 2.6 acre site was not originally intended for them. Queen"s was initially built to serve another family; the Greatorex"s, who stayed at the brewery for over 35 years.

However, across the city a new family of brewers were on the rise, the Hydes" family. The brewers had been open for business since 1863 in breweries across Manchester, but now their eyes were firmly fixed on a new home. Their dreams were realised in the dying embers of the 19th century when, in 1899, they moved into the The Queen"s Brewery. The arrival of Hydes at their new HQ coincided with what was an exciting period for the city of Manchester.

The industrial revolution had already transformed Manchester into one of the UK"s major cities and new industries continued to move into the city, including flour milling, biscuits and breakfast cereals. Manchester had also begun to make new strides in education, with the John Rylands library opening in 1900, almost 100 years before the opening of the newly merged University of Manchester.

A wide variety of beers began to be brewed at Queen"s including Hydes" own cask conditioned ales, as well as household names such as Boddingtons and O"Finnegans, supplying over 50 Hydes owned pubs across the North West.

Hydes became such a prominent brewer that it would soon hold tours on the premises. People would travel from all quarters to walk around the historic site, viewing the casks, barrels and hoppers and ending the tour in the brewery bar. The last barrel was to be rolled out in late 2012 and the building at the centre of Hyde"s history would brew no more.