Globe House 30-34 Southall Street M3 1LG

Built between 1870 and 1872 Globe House is a true testament and legacy of Manchester’s success and prosperity during the Victorian era. Globe House was a self-contained compact factory built by Richmond and Chandler, the world-renowned agricultural machinery innovators and manufacturers. Today, Globe House has been converted into truly remarkable and unique residential properties, ranging from one to four bedrooms.

The area of Strangeways, the hot spot for Manchester’s well-off classes in the Victorian era, has largely been forgotten and ignored in most recent decades. Until right now, that is! According to latest plans announced by Manchester city council and the town hall, the city centre boundaries are to be extended to include the area on both sides of Great Ducie Street. There has never been a better time to invest in this part of Manchester and especially in a stunning Victorian gem that is Globe House. Owning an apartment in Globe House offers purchasers a unique opportunity to buy into a delightful piece of Manchester’s history as well as benefit from future capital growth, when the area is fully restored. What is more, you will be within walking distance to Victoria train station, Manchester Arena, Harvey Nicholls and Market Street and enjoy all the convenience of city centre living.

The development also benefits from a residents gym, on-site concierge and has secure parking available with certain apartments.

Please note: The marketing photos used here are of the show apartment.

Call Julie Twist Properties on 0161 834 8486 for further information.