Where to Buy in Manchester City Centre?

Ancoats

Due to the rich community, the short distance to Manchester city centre, and the crop of modern-day apartment blocks and rejuvenated industrial mills that have sprung up, Ancoats is an increasingly sought-after location. Particularly for young professionals who want to live within walking distance to shops, offices and restaurants.

Blackfriars

Over the course of the past 10 years, Blackfriars has undergone significant redevelopment and is today home to some of the city centre’s largest and most impressive new developments. Far removed from the low-rise commercial units of 10 years ago, Blackfriars is today one of Manchester city centres most desirable locations. 

Castlefield

The epicentre of Manchester’s earliest beginnings, its winding canals, waterfront bars, industrial architecture and greenspaces make Castlefield Manchester’s most charming area.

Located at the southern end of Deansgate, bordering the popular districts of Spinningfields and Deansgate Square, Castlefield has long been popular with young professionals and students looking to experience the best of Manchester.

Central District

Nestled amongst the Central Manchester’s most iconic buildings, shopping centres and entertainment districts are an increasing number of residential developments.

From new builds, high rise developments through to contemporary warehouse and mill conversions, the city centre is today home to some of Manchester’s most popular and desirable properties.

Deansgate

The areas surrounding Manchester’s iconic Deansgate are home to some of the city’s most popular locations. The area has previously been synonymous with the city’s shops and entertainment centers, from Grand Central and the Great Northern at one end to Spinningfields and St Peters Square at the other. Understandably, the areas surrounding Deansgate are widely considered amongst the most desirable in the city centre.

Deansgate Square

Located in the southern part of Manchester city centre, nowhere better defines the evolution of the city centre than Deansgate Square.

Greengate

One of Manchester’s most remarkable regeneration stories, Greengate has attracted a wealth of inward investment transforming the area to a highly-desirable, ideally-located city centre location with a range of prime developments

Green Quarter

Manchester’s Green Quarter, just north of the city centre near Victoria Station and AO Arena, offers a convenient blend of greenery, independent shops, and modern living.

New Islington

New Islington has undergone something of a renaissance in recent years, with many stylish new developments being launched within the immediate vicinity.

Key to its appeal is its close proximity to the main shopping and commercial hubs, as well as the bars, cafes, and restaurants of the Northern Quarter

NOMA

NOMA is a 20-acre mixed-use regeneration project situated in the heart of Manchester, between Victoria Station and the Northern Quarter. Supported by an investment of £800 million, it integrates contemporary architecture with heritage restoration to establish a dynamic neighbourhood comprising office spaces, residential units, retail establishments, dining venues, and public areas.

Ordsall

Far removed the commercial units of yesterday, Ordsall has become home to a growing number of young professionals, families and students.

Following a substantial regenerative development programme, the area has benefitted from a growth of charming residential properties. Alongside which a community of people and business has emerged on the edge of Manchester’s city centre.

Piccadilly

Piccadilly offers stylish urban residences in the heart of Manchester with unmatched transport services to the whole city and wider regions. The area’s substantial development has been driven by its strong attractiveness to prospective residents, particularly young professionals.

Primely located in the city centre, the area is perfect for both work and leisure.

Salford

Located on the western bank of the River Irwell, Salford has become a highly sought-after destination for young professionals and families seeking a balance between the urban city centre and the more relaxed suburbs. With its plentiful green, open spaces and extensive transport networks, Salford is increasingly one of the most desirable places to live in Greater Manchester.

Salford Quays

Far removed from its industrial heritage, Salford Quay and MediaCityUK is home to one of Europe’s most successful waterside regeneration projects in 30 years. It has become a thriving destination with a contemporary feel increasingly attractive with young professionals looking to work and live in along the waterfront.

Spinningfields

Between Deansgate and the River Irwell, the Spinningfields area is today home to Manchesters central business district. Home to many of the UK’s leading companies, Spinningfields now offers a wide selection of bars, restaurants and retail outlets.

In more recent times, Spinningfields has also become home to some of the city’s most popular bars and restaurants. Destinations including Australasia, Sexy Fish and The Alchemist can all be found there.

The Village

Vibrant, colourful and diverse, The Village is a warm and welcoming destination, where a relaxed feel offers a welcome contrast to some of the city’s busier, more commercial areas.

Hugely popular with young professionals, The Village is characterised by the canals and colourful streets to be found throughout the area.

Northern Quarter

The cultural heart of Manchester, Northern Quarter is vibrant and creative. It is an increasingly attractive location for young professionals wanting to experience the best of Manchester.

Home to a number of bars, restaurants, offices, independent cafes and small shops, the whole city is at your doorstep from the Northern Quarter.