Machester New Square

Manchester New Square Residents

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The very best that Manchester has to offer is right on your doorstep – from fine and eclectic art and dining to cultural institutions and world-class universities.

Excellent transport facilities are all within a short walk.

Impressive new standard of inner-city living.

One of the largest and most prestigious developments of its kind in the city, Manchester New Square comprises three individually designed, 12-15 storey buildings around a tranquil landscaped square. The 351 one, two and three bedroom apartments are all generously proportioned with artisan restaurants and retailers on the ground floors, secure underground car parking, and a residents only Wellness Centre.

Each apartment is designed and finished to an exceptionally high standard, in a spacious, open-plan layout flooded with natural daylight. Manchester New Square is a stylish addition to this dynamic central neighbourhood and sets an impressive new standard of inner-city living.

Life at Manchester New Square

The apartments display an exacting attention to detail throughout and are larger in scale than many other new developments in the city. The buildings’ elegant brick façades mirror the traditional architecture of the surrounding area, and the upper floors provide panoramic views over Manchester’s skyline.

The interior of each apartment has been designed to exceptionally high standards of luxury with SieMatic kitchens, fully tiled bathrooms with top of the range fittings, Karndean floors to living areas and sumptuous carpets in the bedrooms. All apartments benefit from full height windows which flood the space with natural light.

The development is positioned in the beating heart of Manchester’s central community

With over 200 secure underground car parking spaces, Manchester New Square provides ample parking for residents along with generous cycle storage and direct lift access to the square. A fully equipped private gym is located on the ground floor and the residents’ lounge provides a relaxing space to meet friends or hold meetings in informal surroundings.

A dedicated 24 hour fully manned concierge service is provided on site to help residents and visitors with their every need. Services include: parcel and grocery drop off and storage, dry cleaning, key holding, meeting and greeting visitors, car club, apartment cleaning, dog walking and permanent security

Connections

Manchester has the largest airport outside London. From here you can fly to 200 destinations.

Manchester is exceptionally well connected, and Manchester New Square is ideally positioned to take advantage of the city’s first-rate transport links. Piccadilly Station is just a five-minute stroll from the development, and central Metrolink and bus stations are just a stone’s throw away. Manchester Airport, with daily direct flights to Hong Kong, Beijing, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, New York and Los Angeles, is an easy 25-minute journey via dedicated express tram, bus and train services.

Shopping

Manchester is among the world’s 50 most liveable cities ahead of London, New York and Rome.

Dedicated followers of fashion needn’t look further than Manchester to get their sartorial fix. The city offers a fantastic mix of designer stores, high-street favourites and vintage treasure troves.

Shoppers flock to the Manchester Arndale Centre, Selfridges and Harvey Nichols – all located in the city centre. Affleck’s Palace in the Northern Quarter is ideal for quirky buys, while King Street offers luxury brands such as The White Company, Boodles, and Diesel.

If that isn’t enough, the Trafford Centre which is just 5 miles to the West is the second largest shopping centre in the UK, offering a fabulous selection of shopping, food and drink and leisure activities.

Culture

Significant investment has gone into securing the future of Manchester’s cultural institutions.

Manchester is a world capital of the arts and home to multiple theatres, galleries, museums and cultural festivals. It’s where New York-style warehouses sit alongside Grade-I-listed architecture, where basement jazz clubs are a stone’s throw from classical music venues.

Significant investment has gone into securing the future of Manchester’s cultural institutions, some of the best include the famous Manchester Central Library, Bridgewater Hall, the Hallé Orchestra, Museum of Science and Industry, Imperial War Museum North and Whitworth Art Gallery. The most intriguing addition to Manchester’s creative scene is Home, a versatile space for ‘curiosity seekers’ comprising a theatre, gallery, cinema, events space, bar and restaurant. When it comes to thinking outside the box, Manchester remains streets ahead.

The beautiful game is as much a part of Manchester’s cultural landscape as music, fashion and architecture.

It’s difficult to talk about Manchester without mentioning one of its most famous exports: football. The city is home to not one but two internationally renowned Premier League clubs, Manchester United and Manchester City. Both teams are among the most famous, successful and historic in the UK, and attract hundreds of thousands of national and international spectators every year.

The National Football Museum, located in Manchester city centre, is the world’s biggest museum dedicated to the sport with outstanding collections, reflected in its ‘designation’ status from the Arts Council England. Indeed, the beautiful game is as much a part of Manchester’s cultural landscape as music, fashion and architecture.

Eating Out

Manchester has long given London a run for its money in the restaurant stakes, which is reflected in the city’s eclectic dining scene.

Discover high-end favourites such as Ibérica and Hawksmoor alongside a multitude of proudly independent cafés, bars and restaurants. Beautiful period architecture lends character and ample space to a wide range of new ventures. Renowned for its trendy establishments, the Northern Quarter offers discerning foodies a range of culinary treats.

Nightlife

“Whether it’s colourful clubs, New York inspired speakeasies or secret comedy gigs, Manchester is proud of its vibrant nightlife.

The city is hailed as the birthplace of rave culture and Britpop, and its reputation for nurturing groundbreaking music is unsurpassed. There’s something for everyone here; from sky-high cocktails at Cloud 23 to rum soaked rock ’n’ roll at Mojos bar, or even craft beer at Albert’s Schloss – the self-styled ‘bohemian bier palace’. Day or night, Manchester is entertaining, energetic and always has its finger on the pulse.