Property Owners
Owners with a vacant, inherited or difficult-to-sell property who want a considered route back into productive use.
Investors & Partners
A quiet asset class, held to a higher standard.
Sloane & Sable Limited is at the start of its programme. This page sets out how we intend to operate for anyone considering selling property to, advising, financing or partnering with the company.
The thesis
The stock
Terraced houses, flats within manor buildings and bungalows. Established locations, established fabric, no new-build. Assets with scarcity value and a character no volume developer can replicate.
The value added
We buy properties that are tired, empty or poorly configured, then restore fabric, re-plan layouts sensibly and lift environmental performance — three levers that move both rental yield and resale value.
The revenue mix
Three arms across one portfolio: long-term buy-to-let for stability, short-stay letting for yield, and development sales for capital return. The mix is set property by property.
The moat
Specification and finishing standard. Furnished handovers, completed gardens, generous room sizes and efficient services build a buyer and tenant list that returns — and refers.
Who we are speaking with
Estate Agents
Agents with unmodernised stock, probate property or homes requiring substantial refurbishment before they can realise their potential.
Councils & Housing Organisations
Public and social housing organisations with empty or problematic housing that needs to be returned to safe, productive use.
Landlords
Landlords with ageing stock requiring disposal, refurbishment or repositioning for a changing rental market.
Lenders & Bankers
Institutions interested in discussing acquisition and refurbishment finance for defined property projects.
Development Partners
Property and site owners seeking a quality-led partner focused on sensitive improvement and practical reuse.
Professional Partners
Surveyors, architects, contractors and other specialists who share our standards for quality, responsible sourcing and delivery.
Governance & intent
We are pursuing B Corp certification so that our environmental and social commitments are measured externally rather than asserted internally. Every project carries a written specification covering materials, water, energy and waste.
Our intention is a portfolio of restored, efficient, sensibly planned British homes — and a company trusted for how it behaves as much as for what it builds.
Sloane & Sable Limited — company number 17341998, registered office 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ.
Illustrative models
Three property models, three routes
Hypothetical examples showing how we may assess different property types. They are not actual properties, completed projects, current opportunities or items in our pipeline. Every figure is an assumption for illustration and would require property-specific verification.
- 20%+Illustrative target — development sales
- A screening benchmark for assessing whether a potential project merits further due diligence.
- 7%+Illustrative target — gross rental yield
- A screening benchmark for suitable long-term rental property before costs and tax.
- 15%+Illustrative target — short-stay model
- A modelled operating target before property-specific checks, finance and tax.
Model 01 — Retained for premium short-stay lettingManor apartment, reconfigured and retained
Hine Hall / The Cedars, Nottingham — and comparable manor conversions
An unmodernised apartment within a period manor building, where an oversized separate kitchen can be moved into the reception room to create an open-plan living space and a generous second bedroom. Restored and furnished to a premium standard, then retained and let nightly.
- Total capital employed
- £157,950
- Illustrative net annual return
- 15.8%
- Illustrative programme
- 6 months to first guest
Model 02 — Long-term letting, with a development sale as the alternative exitPeriod freehold terrace
Nottingham and Derby established suburbs
A solid bay-fronted Victorian terrace with a dated galley kitchen and a ground-floor bathroom. We re-plan the rear into an open kitchen and dining room opening onto a finished garden, move the bathroom upstairs, and lift thermal performance throughout.
- Total capital employed
- £192,750
- Gross yield if let
- 7.5%
- Return on capital if sold
- 24.9%
Model 03 — Full restoration and development salePrime period villa — major restoration
Prime fringe, Nottingham and Derby; Manchester considered
A substantial detached or semi-detached period home of 1,800 square feet or more, structurally sound but unmodernised throughout. Original joinery and mouldings restored, a principal suite formed, services renewed and the grounds finished properly before sale.
- Total capital employed
- £452,750
- Illustrative net profit
- £102,110
- Return on capital employed
- 22.5%
These hypothetical models are general information only. They are not past performance, forecasts, valuations, financial advice, an offer of securities, or an invitation or inducement to engage in investment activity. No investment opportunity is being offered on this page. Actual acquisition costs, tax, finance, works, income and sale values vary and require independent verification. Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise. Anyone considering a financial arrangement should obtain independent legal, tax and, where appropriate, FCA-authorised financial advice.
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