Stoke-on-Trent · Staffordshire Cash purchase · Assured income Dev. ref / MP-STK-001
contractual income, on a small ticket

Studios in a managed scheme. £79,999, cash.

A purpose-built rental scheme in Stoke. Cash purchase from £79,999. The on-panel operator who runs the building also assures a 10% NET return for three years — written into the contract. After year three, the asset is yours and the income reverts to whatever the building is renting at.

contractually assured Stoke-on-Trent purpose-built rental scheme, exterior
the deal at a glance
What's inside. Five facts. Nothing buried. The numbers we'd send a friend before they signed anything. 10% NET, written
into the contract.
Per investmentIndicative
Entry priceFrom £79,999
Assured NET return10% for 3 yrs
MortgageableNo · cash only
Lease length250 years
Annual income (assured)£8,000
the thinking behind it

A bond shape,
on a property
chassis. three-year lock

Property is normally an optionality bet. You take rental risk, void risk, repair risk, valuation risk — usually all at once, all uncertain. Most stock is sold on the assumption you'll absorb that.

Stoke unbundles it. For three years, the on-panel operator absorbs the operating layer and your number is contractual: 10% NET on £79,999, or £8,000 a year, regardless of occupancy. That's a fixed-income shape on a property chassis. After year three, the chassis remains. The ownership is yours from day one.

We don't usually do assured deals. Most of them are a marketing layer over a worse underlying asset. This one passes our underwriting because the operator we work with on it has the track record to cover the contract.

four reasons it works

Fixed numbers, small ticket.

Stoke isn't trying to win on appreciation or postcode prestige. The case is contractual income today, professional management throughout, and an entry price that fits inside a SIPP or SSAS allocation.

01.

10% NET, contractually assured for three years.

Not projected. Not 'achievable'. Written into the contract by the operator. £8,000 a year on an £80,000 ticket. Whether the unit is occupied or not, that's what lands in your account.

02.

The on-panel operator handles everything.

Specialist purpose-built rental management — already in place on the building. You don't find tenants, fix taps, or chase rent. The operating layer is part of the structure on day one, on a written agreement.

03.

Stoke's distribution-and-service economy underpins demand.

Bet365, JCB nearby, hospital and university tenants. The city sits on the M6, the West Coast Main Line, and within an hour of Manchester and Birmingham. The rental demand isn't speculative. It's the workforce.

04.

Entry price under £80,000.

On a cash basis, this is one of the lowest entry tickets in the UK new-build market. That makes it accessible for SIPP, SSAS, and second-property allocations where the cash is already sitting available.

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The contract is the asset. For three years you're underwriting the operator we've placed on the panel, not the rental market. After three years you're underwriting both. That's a different deal — and it's why we treat the assured period and the post-assurance position as two separate underwriting questions, not one.
year by year, no spin

What three years actually looks like.

A studio at £79,999, all-cash. The assured income is contractual; the year-four position is indicative.

Studio

Indicative · cash purchase
Capital required
Purchase price£79,999
Stamp dutyEST£2,400
Other purchase costsEST£2,500
Total capital in£84,899
Annual income · years 1–3 (assured)
Net rent (10% assured)£8,000
Operating costsOperator absorbs
Net to investor£8,000
Annual income · year 4 onwards (indicative)
Gross rentEST£9,600
Operating costs (~25%)EST£2,400
Net to investorEST£7,200
Net yield · assured years10.0%
trade-offs we'd flag ourselves

Two things worth knowing.

The headline is honest. The trade-offs are too. We'd rather you read these than not.

01.

Cash-only means a narrower exit market.

PBSA-style stock doesn't qualify for mainstream BTL mortgages, so when you sell you're selling to another cash buyer. That market exists, but it's smaller and slower than the open mortgageable market. Price your liquidity accordingly.

02.

After year three, you're exposed to market performance.

The 10% NET is contractual for three years. Beyond that, your yield is whatever the building is achieving on the open rental market, on the same managed structure we'd recommend keeping in place. The contract covers the assured period. The market covers what comes after.

Property values can fall as well as rise. Past performance and projected returns are not reliable indicators of future results. Rental yields and occupancy levels are projections based on current market conditions and are not guaranteed. The 10% NET assured return is contractually committed by the operator for the stated assurance period. Returns after the assurance period are not guaranteed and depend on operator performance and market conditions. Cash-only purchases limit the secondary market to other cash buyers. Mortgage availability, rates and stamp duty are subject to change and depend on individual circumstances. All figures are illustrative and gross of income tax. Magna Partners Ltd is a property introducer and not a regulated financial adviser. You should take independent legal, tax and financial advice before committing to any investment.