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Newcastle — the next UK hotspot Iconic Hadrian’s Tower is set to be the tallest and most prestigious building in the North East


Hadrian’s Tower in Newcastle, is set to become the most sought-after resi- dential address in the city. T e pres- tigious development will be the tallest and most iconic skyscraper in the North East. People viewing from the rooftop will have panoramic views of the city and even as far as the coast.


LOCATION T e market-leading nature of the Hadrian’s Tower devel- opment demands a superb location — and that’s precisely what it has. T e highly accessible site is located close to Newcastle’s regenera- tion zone. Redevelop- ment work in Newcastle is adding to the city’s already-impressive residen- tial, commercial and cultural off ering. Two of the key regenera- tion projects are St James’ Boulevard and the Science Central Business School Zone.


entire population. In tech, Newcastle attracts capital, talent and expertise; it’s not only an industry leader in the UK, but in the rest of the world. It’s also on course to become the


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digital hub of the North, if not all the UK. T e main sources of employ- ment are in retail, services, offi ce jobs and tourism. Large businesses such as Hewl- ett-Packard and Sage have a big presence here, attracting a highly skilled work- force. With engineering, medical science and technology thriving in the area, Newcastle is


currently enjoying


economic growth. Last but certainly not least, property prices in Newcastle are very tempting to buy-to-let property investors.


Generally, residential property prices in Newcastle are lower than across the rest of the UK.


MARKET Along with the rest of the UK, Newcastle and the North East will be transformed by the arrival of HS2, even though the line itself will go no further than Leeds. Transport links between the North’s cities are set to be vastly improved, signifi cantly decreasing journey times from the North to the Midlands and the South. Increased connectivity with the rest of the country, can only be benefi cial to the city, supporting new jobs and further growth. Connectivity isn’t all the city has to


off er. As one of the UK’s six ‘Science Cities’, Newcastle is the fastest- growing tech hub outside of London, and a symbol of innovation and crea- tivity that will change the lives of the


PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS & FACTS T e apartments will boast generous welcoming reception halls (with storage space), which open on to the middle of the apartments where there’s a central kitchen/ family/breakfast and living room before branching off separately to bedrooms with fi tted wardrobes and dressing space, plus a well-appointed bathroom/WC.


For further information please contact Keystone Property Group on T: 020 3137 8010 E: info@keystone-property. com keystone-property.com


KEY FACTS


• Investors will receive 5% interest on their capital during the development period


• High rental yield — 7% assured net rental yield for fi ve years


• Hands-off buy-to-let Investment • Exclusivity — luxury apartments within Newcastle's tallest building


• Security — 18-month build period, a deposit protection insurance bond during the build period


By buying directly from Keystone, you’ll gain early access into the market and benefi t from higher returns, together with a 5% capital growth during the build period. Investing with Keystone also means access to an award-winning customer service team who will guide you through the entire purchasing journey, from fi rst contact right through to handover, furnishings and management.


HADRIAN'S TOWER TWO-BED LAYOUT AND LIVING


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