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Manchester New Square, M1 3AR

Completed May 2021. This canal-side development has 351 apartments in the heart of The Gay Village, one of Manchester’s most vibrant locations.

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UNCLE, M1 7AP

This beautiful Grade ll listed building has been converted to house studio and 1 bedroom furnished apartments with an on-site gym and yoga studio plus an art studio.

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Whitworth House, M1 3WS

Whitworth House is a conversion development on Whitworth Street in the centre of the city centre. Previously a shipping and packing warehouse,

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Orient House, M1 7AJ

A short distance down Granby Row from Sackville Street, just passed Granby House, stands Orient House. It was designed by the architectural practice of G. H. Goldsmith.

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The Arthouse, M1 4AB

The Arthouse is a beautiful conversion development close to China Town and within minutes of the Town Hall. The development has retained character and original features throughout...

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42-44 Sackville Street, M1 3NF

42-44 Sackville Street is one of Manchester’s most loved Grade II listed conversion developments. Positioned on the canal and backing onto the world-famous Canal Street, there are 29 apartments in total over four floors.

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Stonebridge House, M1 3GB

Stonebridge House is ideally located for anyone working or studying at Manchster University as its directly next to the Sackville Street university campus.

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Princess House, M1 7EP

Princess House, 144 Princess Street is a large development comprising of 67 apartments over 10 floors. In the 1920’s a large warehouse building that manufactured dresses, princess skirts and dress skirts occupied this site.

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Lancaster House, M1 6LQ

Lancaster House is a Grade II listed development which was previously a packing and shipping warehouse built between 1905 and 1910 for Lloyd’s Packing Warehouse Limited.

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M-One, M1 6HR

M-One, 50 Princess Street is a beautiful red brick conversion, with apartments split over five floors. The development is located right in the heart of the city centre, with Piccadilly Station and Oxford Road Station less than ten minutes’ walk away.

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Lexington 42, M1 3HW

Lexington 42 is a Grade II listed development which occupies part of the Sheena Simon College and fronts on to Sackville Park, with Canal Street on the corner. There are only 29 apartments here, and there are 8 apartment styles ranging from 35 sqm to 73 sqm in size.

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Cotton Mill, M1 7AX

Cotton Mill is a converted Victorian mill building which now comprises 16 loft-style apartments. All the apartments are one and two bedroom and contain many of the original features including exposed brickwork and wooden beams.

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China House, M1 6HP

China House is a Grade II Listed Victorian conversion development which is tucked away just off Princess Street in the heart of the city centre.

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Lancaster 80, M1 6NF

One of Manchester’s landmark buildings, Lancaster 80 is a beautiful Victorian warehouse conversion.

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Granby Village, M1 7AB

Granby Village is situated at the Piccadilly end of Whitworth Street and consists of different blocks; Bombay House, Velvet House, Velvet Court and 55-57 Whitworth Street.

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City Heights, M1 7AX

City Heights is located on Samuel Ogden Street, just off Princess Street and Whitworth Street. Samuel Ogden Street is a quiet side road meaning City Heights has the benefit of being right in the heart of the city centre but in a quiet and peaceful location.

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Brazil House, M1 3PW

Brazil House is a small conversion development located on Brazil Street in the Gay Village. This unique development has retained original features throughout most apartments...

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Asia House, M1 6BH

Asia House is an early 20th century packing and shipping warehouse built between 1906 and 1909 in an Edwardian Baroque style. It is a Grade II listed building as of the 3 October 1974.

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27 Sackville Street, M1 3LZ

27 Sackville Street is a small conversion development of only eight apartments, two of which are stunning penthouses.

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14 Whitworth Street, M1 3BS

There are only a couple of apartments on each floor, so it’s a great alternative to some of Manchester’s larger developments. The apartments are comfortably sized and their wide curved-steel balconies are fantastic.

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