£5m Sheffield residential development hits the market
Acting on behalf of Baker Tilly, CBRE’s Leeds Residential and Investment team has launched Riverdale Road, a premium residential development in Sheffield.
The residential investment is now on the market and CBRE are considering offers that are in the region of £5m.
Consisting of 10 apartments and 12 townhouses, which form part of the modern Riverdale Road development, the development is located on Riverdale Road within the popular, leafy suburb of Endcliffe.
The property also includes views over Endcliffe Park and Endcliffe Wood, and is just two mile to the east of Sheffield City Centre and the railway station.
Mike Gorman, director at CBRE, said: “Riverdale Road is a good quality, modern apartment block situated in a highly sought-after area of Sheffield close to the city centre and the very popular Ecclesall Road.
“The property offers potential investors an exciting investment opportunity, with the added advantage of vacant possession. Due to the prominent location and strong supportive recent sales evidence, we anticipate high interest in the property.”
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