Three Towers

The Three Towers are three regenerated 1960’s tower blocks on the edge of the city centre. They stand tall in the green and pleasant Irk Valley and are only a 15 minute walk to the city centre or a 2 minute walk to bus routes into the city. The apartments are a mix of one and two bedroom apartments all include a parking space. The majority have floor-to-ceiling windows offering views towards the city centre or over the green and leafy Irk Valley.

Designed by Union North Architects, the names for the Three Towers were decided in a public competition and the winning names were Emmeline, Christabel & Sylvia – naming the towers after the Pankhurst sisters and their mother. The sisters grew up in Manchester and paved the way in the women’s suffrage movement.