The former One Direction star, 27, has reportedly made a profit of £500k in just two years, after purchasing a storage unit close to Wembley Stadium for £2.2million with his property business.
Liam Payne is set to land his own victory at Wembley, after snapping up a lucrative property deal next to the famous football stadium.
The former One Direction star, 27, has reportedly made a profit of £500k in just two years, after purchasing a nearby storage unit for £2.2million.
The purchase was made via Liam's property business, Second Way Property Limited, with experts now revealing the unit's worth has increased to £2.74m.
Liam set up Second Way Property Ltd, based in Notting Hill, with Ben Andersen - whose partner is Location, Location, Location host Kirstie Allsop - and his business parter William Wentworth-Stanley.
Anderson and Wentworth-Stanley head up upmarket estate agents Wentworth Anderson in Notting Hill and run Second Way Property Ltd from the same office. And according to, their storage unit purchase two years ago is already making the business money, thanks to racking up half-a-million in profits in two years.
It's reported the storage unit is just around the corner from Wembley Stadium.
Details of the Wembley purchase were published on Companies House last month, as Liam's company had applied to get a mortgage on the property - which they initially bout outright without a loan.
Liam is listed as a director of the company online, while his occupation is down as 'entertainer'.
The Strip That Down hit-maker, who supports West Brom, is no stranger to property wheeler dealing (...).
