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PHASE THREE of FORTIS QUAY - SALFORD QUAYS 2 Frontal View - Grapnel Apartments SALFORD QUAYS PHASE THREE OF FORTIS QUAY - SALFORD QUAYS 2 Frontal View - Grapnel Apartments SALFORD QUAYS PHASE THREE OF FORTIS QUAY - SALFORD QUAYS The images provided in this document are intended as a guide and could be subject to change 3 Fortis Quay is a premier residential destination in the heart of Salford Quays comprising four unique developments which, when combined, create the perfect village environment - a go-to destination to live, work and play. 4 SALFORD QUAYS The Fortis Quay concept was formed to recognise the history of the now iconic Salford Quays waterfront, with a nod to the area’s illustrious past as one of the UK’s most popular ports despite its inland position. The canals that still exist to this day give Salford Quays a unique identity, and make them a picturesque and peaceful place to live. The four distinct phases of Fortis Quay will each take the name of a type of anchor in honour of the waterways which give Salford Quays their personality, and will each focus on a key area of Salford and why the area has become a key tenant destination. Phase 1: Herreshoff Apartments Phase 2: Danforth Apartments Phase 3: Grapnel Apartments Phase 4: Northill Apartments Although these four phases exist as separate and distinct entities in their own right, together they make up Fortis Quay, a collection of desirable residential apartment buildings ofering future tenants the best in quayside living. 5 Why Grapnel Apartments Salford Quays is one of the UK’s best rental markets High-end apartments close to Manchester city centre Short walk to MediaCityUK 27th collaboration between Knight Knox and Fortis Developments 321 metres to Salford Quays tram stop All apartments fully let and managed by experienced letting agency 6 SALFORD QUAYS Grapnel Apartments is the third phase of the stunning Fortis Quay development located in the heart of Salford Quays, one of the most desirable rental locations in the UK. This development is home to 272 luxury apartments which are spread over 12 storeys and two connected blocks. It is sure to be a popular choice for the many young professionals who work and live in Salford Quays and MediaCityUK - Europe’s fastest-growing technology, media and telecommunications hub. As well as the vibrant local area, Manchester city centre is only a short journey away and is home to a great variety of world-class activities and tourist hotspots. In addition to the excellent leisure opportunities and transport links in Salford Quays, residents of Grapnel Apartments will also benefit from truly modern luxury apartments which are beautiful both inside and out. All apartments are fully-furnished and equipped with high-end fixtures and fittings throughout, as well as a fitted kitchen and contemporary bathroom design which will provide all tenants with a luxury modern living experience in a prime location. Secure parking is available on selected apartments, whilst all residents will have access to secure bicycle storage located on the ground floor. Furthermore, the external neighbourhood square ofers residents the opportunity to relax and enjoy the tranquil village living. A favourite of both domestic and international investors, Salford Quays is already one of the top property hotspots in the UK and the area is only going to grow further in the years to come. Home to large media corporations such as the BBC and ITV as well as other international brands like BUPA, MediaCityUK is constantly tempting world-class businesses to relocate to its impressive waterfront, which in turn opens the area up for more employment opportunities in the future. The images provided in this document are intended as a guide and could be subject to change 7 Example floor plans This development comprises 272 apartments, divided as follows: Studio apartments x 1 1-bedroom apartments x 116 2 bedroom apartments x123 3 bedroom apartments x 7 1 bedroom duplex x 2 2 bedroom duplex x 19 3 bedroom duplex x 4 8 SALFORD QUAYS Bathroom Entrance Lounge area/bedroom Kitchen area Example studio Example floors 2-7 apartment layout apartment layout Average apartment size: 489sqft / 45.4sqm * All plans are based on concepts provided by the developer, are indicative only and are subject to change. 9 Entrance Purchase Kitchen area Process Storage 1. Speak to a Property Consultant 2. Choose your perfect apartment and pay the deposit 3. Both sets of solicitors are instructed and the legal documents and sales packs are dispatched 4. 25% of balance is payable upon exchange of contracts 5. A further 25% is due 6 months after exchange of contracts Living area 6. The remaining balance is payable on completion of the development 10 SALFORD QUAYS Entrance Storage Bathroom Kitchen area Bathroom Bedroom Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 Living area Example 1-bedroom Example 2-bedroom apartment layout apartment layout Average apartment size: Average apartment size: 468sqft / 43sqm 715sqft / 66sqm * All plans are based on concepts provided by the developer, are indicative only and are subject to change. 11 Entrance Frequently Asked Questions Bathroom Am I buying as freehold or leasehold? 250 years leasehold What is the address of the site? Grapnel Apartments at Fortis Quay, Salford M50 3XA Bedroom 2 Is Grapnel Apartments a new-build or conversion project? This project is a new-build development which will be furnished to Bedroom 1 the highest standard Are there any restrictions if I want to sell? En-suite No, Grapnel Apartments is a residential development, so you are free to sell your apartment on the open market 12 SALFORD QUAYS Kitchen area Storage Bedroom 3 Living area Example 3-bedroom apartment layout Average apartment size: 873sqft / 81sqm * All plans are based on concepts provided by the developer, are indicative only and are subject to change. 13 What is a grapnel anchor? The grapnel anchor is a traditional design which is engineered so that at least one of its flukes will always be aimed at the sea bed whichever way it lands. Thanks to its lightweight status, the grapnel is a non-burying anchor with only one of the four flukes digging in and the remaining three staying above the ground. This relative lightness compared to other anchors also makes it easier to bring aboard. Stowage is also simple with the grapnel anchor thanks to its easy fold-away structure. The grapnel does have some downsides however, such as that it is mainly only suitable for smaller vessels and dinghies in the short term. This is Welcome to certainly not the anchor to take with you on the high seas. the Quays The UK property market is booming, and no more so than in the Northern Powerhouse. This collection of major Northern cities is the heart of the Government’s scheme to rebalance the UK economy and they are growing at a prodigious rate. Salford Quays is right at the forefront of the UK property investment market, ofering strong capital appreciation and high rental yields to investors from around the world. The city of Salford, along with Salford Quays, has been experiencing exponential economic growth in recent times. The past five years have seen the total number of businesses in the city increase by 20% and the economy grow by 15%. Salford is second only to Manchester in the region and it is predicted that it may even surpass its neighbour in the near future; economic growth of a further 86% and a further 24,000 jobs are expected to be generated in the next decade. This economic expansion fuels the population growth which continues to push property values and rental yields onto new heights. 14 SALFORD QUAYS “Salford economy is expected to generate £4bn GVA over the next 20 years” Greater Manchester Property Guide 2016 Salford is home to many large-scale developments which will come to fruition in the near future, for instance MediaCityUK continues to expand and is set to double in size over the coming years. Another great example is the ongoing redevelopment of Port Salford which is bringing mass shipping back to the Quays. That is not to mention the numerous big housing developments such as Fortis Quay which are raising the standard of living in Salford Quays and making the area a more desirable place to live. House prices and rental yields in the Quays have risen significantly in response to these trends and every projection sees this continuing as Salford cements its reputation as one of the most desirable places to live and work in the UK. Greater numbers of people are moving to Salford Quays every year to take advantage of the afordable and high- quality lifestyle on ofer. Grapnel Apartments at Fortis Quay is the latest landmark development on Salford Quays, and the perfect location for a buy-to-let property investment. 15 Salford Quays House prices in Salford Quays has risen by 12% over the previous year. - Rightmove, 2017 The population of Salford currently stands at 237,000 and is expected to grow by approximately 10% by 2020 - Manchester Evening News, 2017 Population growth in Salford is expected to be higher than the national average by 2020 - Ofce of National Statistics (ONS), 2016 MediaCityUK is home to more than 200 businesses - MediaCityUK MediaCityUK Station 24,000 jobs to be created in Salford over the next 20 years - Greater Manchester Property Investment Guide, 2016 16 SALFORD QUAYS Anchorage Station Harbour City Station Salford Quays Station 17 Life on the Quays Grapnel Apartments at Fortis Quay provides access to the amazing lifestyle on ofer to tenants who live in Salford Quays. The extensive redevelopment of the Quays over the last decade has led to the area being one of the most attractive in the UK for young professionals, with everything they could need or want right on the doorstep.
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