The Mill, Liverpool (Resale)

A delicate refurbishment of an iconic Liverpool landmark, The Mill is one of the most exciting buy-to-let developments to enter the Liverpool market in recent years.

• The Mill is an 18th-century Grade II listed building being converted into a variety of luxury residential properties in a prime central Liverpool location.
• An optional 6.0% contracted NET rent for 12 months from completion, or a projected 7.6%+ net yield from short lets.
• Residents will have access to incredible onsite facilities, including an underground spa as well as a pool, gym and trendy rooftop bar.
• The prime L1 location offers excellent proximity to the city’s main attractions, business opportunities, and transport links.

Contracted rent: Optional service. Buyers may take the Legacie Developments Rental Management Agreement at the point of purchase, which contracts 6.0% NET rent for 12 months from completion, NET of service charge and ground rent. After 12 months, rent reverts to a market-rent basis under the same agreement, or open-market lettings if not renewed. Buyers may also let the unit independently and forego this service. Terms available on request.

1. High Tenant Demand

Across the UK, demand for rental accommodation currently outweighs supply. While the cost of borrowing remains high, many prospective buyers are holding off on purchasing a property as renting is more affordable in most Liverpool areas. Therefore, finding a tenant for your rental property should not be a problem.

2. Attractive Rental Returns

In recent years, Liverpool has become one of the best areas to invest in UK buy-to-let property. This is largely due to rental yields that average over 7% in and around the city centre.

3. Property Prices are Set to Rise

Liverpool also boasts one of the UK’s strongest capital growth projections for the next five years. As a whole, property values in the North West are forecast to increase by 25.0% by 2030 (Savills, mainstream value, five-year cumulative to year-end 2030, published Jun-2026; regional figure, not specific to this development; forecast, not guaranteed).