
Croft View
Crofts Bank Road, Urmston, Manchester
A boutique collection of seventeen restored homes in two 1881 Victorian villas, at the centre of Urmston village.
- 17
- homes
- Est. 1881
- restored for 2027
- Q2 2027
- completion
The investment case
- £200k
- Homes from
- Up to 14%
- Gross short-let yield
- Short or long
- Let it either way
Croft View suits either strategy: a serviced short-let capturing strong visitor demand on the doorstep, or a dependable long-term let in one of Greater Manchester’s most consistently performing suburban markets.
Indicative only, up to around 14% gross on a serviced short-let basis, capturing visitor demand from TraffordCity, Old Trafford and MediaCityUK nearby. Serviced-let operation is subject to local licensing and regulation. Gross is before service charge, management, voids and tax; returns are not guaranteed and can fall as well as rise.
Yields are gross, annual rent before service charge, ground rent, management, voids, tax and finance, and are an illustrative market figure, not a forecast of your return. Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise; returns are not guaranteed and your capital is at risk. Falcon Partnerships is not authorised by the FCA and does not provide investment advice.
Why this development
The highlights
Two restored 1881 villas
Period character, a contemporary spec.
8 minutes to the station
Central Manchester in fifteen.
999-year lease
Zero ground rent, effectively freehold.
Short-let or long-let
TraffordCity visitor demand, or a dependable long-term market.
Urmston village
One of Greater Manchester’s most established addresses.

Pricing & terms
The numbers.
Apartments apartments from
£200,000
| Apartments12 homes | Townhouses5 homes | |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | £200,000 | Released at launch |
| Homes | 12 apartments | 5 two-bed townhouses |
| Lease | 999 years | 999 years |
| Completion | Q2 2027 | Q2 2027 |
Apartments from £200,000. Townhouse pricing and the full schedule, with the price on each home and floorplans, are released at launch and reach registered investors first.
Full pricing on every home is released to registered investors first, ahead of the open market.
How you pay
Reserve
A reservation fee secures your unit and withdraws it from sale.
Exchange
Your deposit is paid on exchange of contracts, per the payment plan.
Complete
The balance is paid on completion, when the keys are released.
The exact reservation fee, deposit and payment plan are set out in your reservation agreement before you commit.
Availability
Availability on request
Register and we send you the current schedule directly, from the team handling the release.
Registered investors receive
- The live availability schedule, kept current
- Full pricing on every released apartment
- Floorplans and the apartment specification
- The complete data pack, before you reserve
Overview
The development.
A boutique collection of seventeen restored homes in one of Greater Manchester’s most established suburban addresses.
- 17
- homes
- 12
- apartments
- 5
- townhouses

Period character, restored
The 1881 red-brick frontage, stone arched lintels and slate roof retained and restored in place, matched to the original using local material.
A contemporary specification
Interiors rebuilt to current standards of insulation and acoustic separation. Full detail and floorplans land in the data pack at launch, and registered investors see them first.

Village living, sensitively restored.
Why this one
Not every off-plan development is the same
In off-plan, the real risk is who delivers the building and how the purchase is structured, not the postcode.
Croft View is a sensitive restoration of two 1881 villas in an established, consistently performing suburban market, not an unproven plot on the edge of town. It is brought forward by Newpark, an established developer.
We are closely involved in the scheme and run the sales ourselves, so from first enquiry to completion you deal with the principals, not a detached agent.
- Newpark
- established developer
- Restored
- two 1881 villas
- 999-year
- leases on every home

Location
At the centre of it
Croft View sits at the centre of Urmston, one of Greater Manchester’s most established and consistently performing suburban markets, in a prominent position on Crofts Bank Road.
It’s eight minutes’ walk to Urmston station and ten to Eden Square, with central Manchester fifteen minutes away by direct train. TraffordCity, Old Trafford and MediaCityUK are all a short drive.
And the area is being invested in. In February 2026 Trafford Council adopted the fifteen-year Urmston Plan, a 27-acre town-centre framework centred on Crofts Bank Road, while TraffordCity’s regeneration and the £450m Therme resort sit around ten minutes away.
- £4.2bn
- Trafford regeneration nearby (Oxford Economics)
- £450m
- Therme Manchester resort, opening 2028 (Therme Group)
- 27-acre
- Urmston Plan town-centre framework, adopted 2026 (Trafford Council)
On the map
The area around it
- Croft View
- Urmston station
- Eden Square
- The Trafford Centre
- Chill Factore
- Therme Manchester (£450m)
- Old Trafford
- MediaCityUK

The market
Why Urmston, now
The homes are one thing. The market around them is another, and the pattern is a consistent one.
- 70%+
- Growth in Trafford’s private-rental market over the decade to 2025, among the strongest in Greater Manchester.Source: Trafford private-rental market, decade to 2025
- Top 3%
- Urmston Grammar Academy ranks in the top 3% of schools nationally, under half a mile away, a draw for the family-rental market.Source: National school performance tables, 2024
- Minutes
- to three of the North West’s largest leisure destinations at TraffordCity, the visitor demand a serviced short-let captures.Source: TraffordCity, 2025
- ~15 min
- to central Manchester by train
- 8 min
- walk to Urmston station
- Minutes
- to TraffordCity & Old Trafford
Third-party market figures, as at the dates shown. Estimates for context, not a forecast of your return; property values and rental income can fall as well as rise.
Straight answers
Good to know
The questions buyers and their solicitors tend to ask first.
Be first through the door.
Register and you deal with us directly, not a portal listing. We run the sales ourselves, so the next price release and the full data pack reach you first.

