HomePropertyMassive 13-bed student investment making over £100k yearly, on market for £1.5m

Massive 13-bed student investment making over £100k yearly, on market for £1.5m

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A substantial student property comprising thirteen bedrooms is being sold after generating annual revenues exceeding one hundred thousand pounds.

The premises on Queen’s Park Road in the Elm Grove district of Brighton contains thirteen bedrooms alongside an equal number of bathrooms and carries a price tag of £1.5 million.

Formerly operating as a public house under the name Ye Racehorse Inne, the building has been transformed into a house of multiple occupancy and remains fully let with steady demand from students, presenting an attractive proposition for experienced investors or newcomers to the HMO sector.

The asset currently yields a dependable monthly income of £8,105, with planned rent rises for the upcoming academic year set to boost returns. This translates to annual revenues of approximately £105,000.

Taylor Michael describes the listing as an exceptional chance to secure a completely operational, income-producing investment in one of Britain’s most robust student rental markets.

Spread across several floors and encompassing roughly 336.6 square metres, the property has been arranged to optimise rental returns while ensuring comfortable living conditions for occupants. Each of the thirteen bedrooms is equipped with its own bathroom facilities, guaranteeing strong tenant appeal and adherence to modern HMO requirements. The configuration also includes shared living and kitchen areas designed for communal occupancy.

Taylor Michael stated that this represents a straightforward investment ideally matched for portfolio landlords searching for robust, consistent returns in a well-established area. With escalating rental income, persistent tenant demand, and secured future management arrangements, the property provides both instant yield and prospects for long-term expansion within a fiercely competitive rental market.

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