A superb investment opportunity for the professional property investor to acquire a small property portfolio of nine properties offering an attractive return on capital. Eight of the properties are located centrally in the Falkirk area with a ninth property located in Glasgow. The subjects all enjoy easy access to a wide range of excellent local amenities including surrounding road and rail networks. Property types include four one bedroom flats and five two bedroom flats.
Currently tenanted at the time of writing each property complies with current letting legislation and the gross rental yield has been calculated at 7.9%. A number of the properties are currently in the process of rent reviews with increases due to take effect between February and April 2026 with an anticipation of an increase to 9% gross yield. A particular advantage of purchasing 6 properties as a portfolio is the exemption of Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS) which is currently levied at a rate of 8% for single property acquisition. There may be further Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) potential savings with the Multiple Dwelling Relief Rule. Our client will consider splitting the portfolio to a minimum of six properties. Enquiries are sought from serious investors with experience of the investment sector of the market. In order to minimise disturbance to tenants viewing will only be available for strictly vetted and interested parties who have proof of funding and Solicitors note interest. Further details including addresses and rental values are available from the Falkirk office upon application.
The major town of Falkirk and surrounds offers an extensive range of shopping, civic, leisure and transport amenities. Falkirk area lies within easy reach of numerous rail stations and motorway network which allows ease of access to many central Scottish centres of business including Stirling, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
The single property located in Glasgow lies within the Mount Florida area which is well served by many excellent amenities.
