
Vita Living North Platinum
City-centre residential investment from £294,439 — concierge-managed living by Vita Living.
Vita Living North Platinum places 53 studios through three-bedroom apartments in the heart of Manchester's resurgent city centre, moments from both Victoria and Deansgate stations. Developed by Vita Group under its residential brand Vita Living, this fully private residential scheme opens at £294,439 for 420-square-foot studios, with larger formats spanning up to 955 square feet. The leasehold scheme completes in 2026 and offers a choice of vacant-possession or tenanted handover, with estimated gross yields of around 6.5–7 per cent — subject to tenancy terms and market conditions. Vita Living's concierge service and professional asset management — already established at Circle Square in the same wave — pair with views over Symphony Park, Deansgate and Piccadilly beyond.






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Developer · Vita Group / Vita Living
Vita Group is an established UK urban residential developer and operator headquartered in Manchester. Vita Living is its investment-grade residential brand, bringing the group's development and management expertise to mainstream private apartments with concierge-style service. North Platinum and the sister Circle Square scheme are both in Manchester city centre
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Prices, unit types, sizes, tenure and completion timelines on this page are subject to the developer’s latest announcements and may change at any time. Figures are for reference only and do not constitute an offer or investment advice; please consult a qualified professional before purchasing.
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