Supported living investments UK
Supported Living Property Investment
Supported living homes give people the independence of their own front door. Owners can participate by supplying well-built, completed residential properties.
Understanding supported living
Supported living is a model in which people with support needs live in ordinary homes, with care or support delivered separately from the accommodation.
Because the housing and the support are distinct, there is a role for private owners to provide the homes themselves, let under an agreement with a housing provider.
How investors participate
Investors purchase the freehold of an individual completed property. On completion, the property is subject to the relevant rental agreement, and rent is paid in accordance with its terms.
The agreement sets out the counterparty, term, rent review mechanism and repairing obligations — all of which affect the income you can expect.
Questions to ask
Who is the counterparty, and what is their financial position? Are there break clauses? Who is responsible for maintenance? What happens at the end of the term? Your solicitor should review each point before exchange.
From £120,000
Residential property investment opportunities with an accessible entry point.
Net yields up to 17%
Advertised net rental yields on selected properties only.
Structured rental arrangements
Rental agreements designed to provide consistent income, subject to their terms.
Public-sector rental partners
Arrangements involving local authorities and housing associations, confirmed per property.
Direct freehold ownership
Investors purchase and own the individual property in their own name.
Completed properties
Purchase completed residential properties rather than waiting for construction.
The process
- 01
Explore opportunities
Review available completed residential properties, their purchase prices, rental arrangements and projected net yields.
- 02
Purchase your property
Purchase the individual freehold property in your own name, subject to the usual conveyancing and due diligence process.
- 03
Rental agreement
The property is subject to the relevant rental agreement involving the local authority or housing association.
- 04
Receive rental income
Receive rental payments in accordance with the contractual agreement.
Rental payments depend on the relevant contract, the performance of the counterparty and the applicable terms. Payments are not guaranteed.
Investor enquiries
Explore Specialist Property Investment Opportunities
Register your interest to receive further information about available supported housing property investments.
- Completed, freehold residential properties
- Clear information on prices, agreements and costs
- No obligation to proceed