Zentra Group PLC Zentra Group PLC (formerly One Heritage Group PLC One Heritage Group PLC) is a United Kingdom-based property development and management company that focuses on the residential sector primarily in the North of England; it undertakes development and redevelopment of new and existing buildings to create self-contained residential apartments, traditional homes, and high-specification housing such as two-, three-, and four-bedroom units; the company also provides construction services, property services and lettings, facilities management, and development management on behalf of third-party investors, with operations encompassing land acquisition, planning permission, construction, sales, and lettings primarily within the UK. Founded in 2020 and headquartered at 80 Mosley Street, Manchester, the company serves target markets including urban professionals seeking contemporary apartments via its Zentra Living sub-brand and families pursuing quality community homes through Zentra Homes, while having delivered over 150 residential properties as principal developer and managed more than 100 others across projects like One Victoria in Manchester, Liberty House in Sheffield, Lincoln House in Bolton, St Petersgate in Stockport, and Victoria Road in Eccleshill, West Yorkshire. Recent major changes include its rebranding from One Heritage Group PLC to Zentra Group PLC in October 2024 to reflect a renewed strategic focus on residential development with greater independence; a comprehensive restructuring plan involving the sale of a £7 million portfolio of completed residential and commercial properties (including Bank Street in Sheffield, Lincoln House in Bolton, and Oscar House in Manchester) to a related party in October 2024 to reduce debt from £14 million to £9 million; the acquisition of a 30% stake in the One Victoria project entity for £3 million, completed in November 2024 and funded via shareholder loan facilities; discontinuation of co-living services due to market challenges; termination of unviable projects such as Churchgate in Leicester and Seaton House in Stockport; and a recent purchase of the Old Mill Street site in Manchester for £1.4 million in July 2025, alongside a planned transfer to the Aquis Real Asset Market.