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No.1 Old Trafford Factsheet 1109202 NO.1 Old Trafford Wharf End Road, Old Trafford, Trafford, Manchester, UK, M16 PROJECT FACTSHEET ASIA PACIFIC, SEPTEMBER 2020 Disclaimer: Planning application number: 90738/FUL/17 granted by Trafford Council. Computer generated images are indicative only. This document has been prepared by One Global Property Services (Singapore) Pte Ltd & One Global Property Services (Hong Kong) Ltd for advertising and general reference only. One Global Property Services makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own research and due diligence as to the accuracy of the information. One Global Property Services excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability or loss and damages arising there from. This publication is the copyrighted property of One Global Property Services and/or its licensor(s). ©2020. All rights reserved. One Global Property Services (Hong Kong) Ltd and our representa- tives only work in relation to real estate located outside Hong Kong. Neither One Global Property Services nor its representatives is licensed under the Estate Agents Ordinance (Cap. 511 of the Laws of Hong Kong) to deal with Hong Kong real estate (nor are we required to be so licensed). Neither One Global Property Services nor its representatives hold them out to perform any regulated activities in Hong Kong under the corporate brand of One Global Property Services such as advising on dealing or advising on securities or providing asset management services or any other incidental regulated activities. Advisory Message: All overseas investments carry additional financial, regulatory and legal risks. Investors are advised to do necessary checks and research on the investment beforehand. Date of Publication 11 September 2020. OLD TRAFFORD | MAN UTD STADIUM NO. 1 OLD TRAFFORD Enjoy expansive views of Manchester and access to extensive transport links throughout the City and beyond. London can be reached in just over 2 hours from Manchester Piccadilly and Birmingham in less than 90 minutes, Liverpool can be reached in just 33 minutes from Manchester Victoria station. A key attraction of the site is the proximity it has to the new Wharfside tram stop. This new 5.5km tramline will provide fast, regular and reliable access to Manchester’s City Centre, the Northern Quarter, Spinningfields and Deansgate shopping sectors as well as the University, entertainment and nightlife districts. Nearby Salford Quays, MediaCityUK, Trafford Centre, The Lowry Centre and Manchester United Football Club are also readily accessible and represent key locations for both professional and personal interest placing this development at the heart of the dynamic City of Manchester. THE VENDOR LOCATION LOCAL AUTHORITY COLE WATERHOUSE WHARF END ROAD, OLD TRAFFORD, TRAFFORD COUNCIL (TW) LIMITED TRAFFORD MANCHESTER, UK, M16 EST COMPLETION TENURE WARRANTY Q1/Q2 2021 250 YEARS PROTEK NEW HOME WARRANTY TOTAL NO. OF UNITS PRICING UNIT TYPES 354 BLOCK B2 1, 2 & 3 BED APARTMENTS BLOCK A : 14 STORYES (173 UNITS) 1 BED FROM £ 179,950 BLOCK B: 17 STOREYS (181 UNITS) 2 BED FROM £ 252,000 EST SERVICE CHARGES PARKING 3 BED FROM £ 357,500 £1.89 / SQFT £20,000 / CARPARK (40 parking lot available) VIEW EST NET INTERNAL EST GROUND RENT PER ANNUM NORTH – SALFORD QUAYS 455 - 940 SQFT 1 BED - £150 ; 2 BEDS - £250 ; 3 BED - £350 EAST – CITY CENTRE (0.1% PURCHASE PRICE) SOUTH – MANCHESTER UNITED AVERAGE PRICE P.S.F £378 PSF Note: These particulars are compiled with care to give a fair description but we cannot guarantee their completeness, accuracy or timeliness and they do not constitute an offer or contract. This Fact Sheet has been created in line with the original brochures and therefore the developer reserves the right to alter any specifications and floor plan layouts without prior notice. Kindly note that this Fact Sheet may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may not be complete or current. One Global Property Services reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions and to change or update information at any time, without prior notice. page 1 of 11 STRATEGIC LOCATION SALFORD VICTORIA M60 TRAIN STATION 2 SALFORD QUAYS SPINNINGFIELDS PICCADILLY & MEDIACITYUK TRAIN STATION 2 PURE THE LOWRY OUTLET 3 1 GYM DEANSGATE MANCHESTER 5 TRAIN STATION HELLY HANSEN WATERSPORTS CENTRE 4 7 IMPERIAL MUSEUM PARK UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER TRAFFORD MANCHESTER UNITED 6 CENTRE TRAFFORD 1 MILE Metrolink Extension Existing Metrolink 2 MILES FROM EXCHANGE QUAY TRAM STATION WHARF SIDE 16 MINS 12 MINS 8 MINS 4 MINS 4 MINS 8 MINS 12 MINS 20 MINS TRAM STATION TRAFFORD PARK TRAM LINE NOW IN OPERATION MEDIA HARBOUR ANCHORAGE SALFORD POMONA CORNBROOK DEANSGATE PICCADILLY Located directly outside of of NO.1 Old Trafford. CITY UK CITY QUAYS CASTLEFIELD Driving times MANCHESTER PICCADILLY STATION (3.8 MILE) 12 MINS MANCHESTER AIRPORT (9.2 MILE) 18 MINS MANCHESTER CITY CENTRE (3.0 MILE) 10 MINS TRAFFORD CENTRE ( 4.4 MILE) 15 MINS Manchester United Salford Quays to Old Trafford Walking times WHARFSIDE TRAM STATION NOW IN OPERATION < 5 MINS MANCHESTER UNITED (0.3MILE) 6 MINS THE IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM NORTH (0.6 MILE) 6 MINS EXCHANGE QUAY The Imperial War Museum North The Lowry Outlet Exterior of Piccadilly Station STATION (0.3 MILE) 6 MINS THE LOWRY OUTLET (0.9MILE) 17 MINS *Traveling journey are approximate taken from googlemaps.com Note: These particulars are compiled with care to give a fair description but we cannot guarantee their completeness, accuracy or timeliness and they do not constitute an offer or contract. This Fact Sheet has been created in line with the original brochures and therefore the developer reserves the right to alter any specifications and floor plan layouts without prior notice. Kindly note that this Fact Sheet may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may not be complete or current. One Global Property Services reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions and to change or update information at any time, without prior notice. page 2 of 11 ASPECTS OF NO.1 OLD TRAFFORD N: Canal Waterfront I S: Old Traorf Stadium & Residential I E: Traorf Road & Residential I W: MediaCityUK & Industrial Warehouse NORTH EAST EAST SOUTH WEST NORTH WEST Note: These particulars are compiled with care to give a fair description but we cannot guarantee their completeness, accuracy or timeliness and they do not constitute an offer or contract. This Fact Sheet has been created in line with the original brochures and therefore the developer reserves the right to alter any specifications and floor plan layouts without prior notice. Kindly note that this Fact Sheet may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may not be complete or current. One Global Property Services reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions and to change or update information at any time, without prior notice. page 3 of 11 HIGHLIGHTS TRAFFORD PARK TRAM LINE 8,000+ PEOPLE WORK IN THE TRAFFORD CENTRE In March 2020, the Trafford Park Tram Line - the new £350 million, 6 stop metro line was opened. This has helped boost public transport connections to over 1,300 businesses at Trafford Park, Europe’s largest industrial estate. The new line also provides connections to 2,700 the nearby Trafford Centre where over 8,000 people work and where on average 31 EMPLOYEES million people shop at every year. IN BBC The tram line connects No.1 Old Trafford and its surrounding areas to the whole of the Greater Manchester Tram Network and is part of Greater Manchester’s plans to support local regeneration and economic growth whilst making travel easier. 29 69.2% EMPLOYMENT PROFILE MEDIACITY UK AVERAGE IN SALFORD 10,400 JOBS CREATED AGE BETWEEN 2010–2015 MANCHESTER COMPARED WITH 39 NATIONALLY 7M 46% OF PRIVATE RENTERS EARN PEOPLE £30–£50K (23,215 RENTERS) LOCATED WITHIN 1 HOUR COMMUTE 2.55M 8,700 BUSINESSES LOCATED PEOPLE ACROSS SALFORD QUAYS IN GREATER MANCHESTER AND MEDIACITYUK EMPLOYING OVER 125,000 PEOPLE Note: These particulars are compiled with care to give a fair description but we cannot guarantee their completeness, accuracy or timeliness and they do not constitute an offer or contract. This Fact Sheet has been created in line with the original brochures and therefore the developer reserves the right to alter any specifications and floor plan layouts without prior notice. Kindly note that this Fact Sheet may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may not be complete or current. One Global Property Services reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions and to change or update information at any time, without prior notice. page 4 of 11 Bedroom “Carpets” not wood eect ooring HIGHLIGHTS PROGRESS OF NO.1 OLD TRAFFORD No.1 Old Trafford is set for completion in Q1/Q2 of 2021. From these progress images, one gets a clear view of the stunning scenery surrounding this fantastic, well-located development. OLD TRAFFORD STADIUM VIEWS WATERSIDE VIEWS Note: These particulars are compiled with care to give a fair description but we cannot guarantee their completeness, accuracy or timeliness and they do not constitute an offer or contract. This Fact Sheet has been created in line with the original brochures and therefore the developer reserves the right to alter any specifications and floor plan layouts without prior notice. Kindly note that this Fact Sheet may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may not be complete or current. One Global Property Services reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions and to change or update information at any time, without prior notice. page 5 of 11 INVESTMENT INSIGHTS WHY INVEST IN +117% Rental demand in Manchester is high and growing.
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