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Historic Manchester Reimagined: The Future of 115 Princess Street & 65 Whitworth Street

Exploring the Historic Heart of Manchester: A New Chapter at 115 Princess Street & 65 Whitworth Street

We are thrilled to announce our recent acquisition of 115 Princess Street and 65 Whitworth Street, two landmark buildings in Manchester’s vibrant city center. Situated within the Whitworth Street Conservation Area, these properties are not only steeped in history but are also integral to the architectural fabric of Manchester.

A Heritage-Rich Location

Both Princess Street and Whitworth Street are key arteries in Manchester’s historic core, lined with some of the city’s most significant buildings. These streets were originally developed to accommodate the booming textile industry during the 19th century. Today, they stand as a testament to Manchester’s industrial past while being a dynamic part of its modern identity.

115 Princess Street is located in a row of former textile warehouses, each contributing to the area’s distinctive character. The building itself is a fine example of Italian Palazzo-style architecture, a common sight in this conservation area. This style, with its grand facades and intricate detailing, speaks to the prosperity of Manchester during the industrial era.

65 Whitworth Street is equally impressive, located on one of the most architecturally significant streets in the city. Whitworth Street is home to numerous iconic buildings, including the Refuge Assurance Building and India House, both of which exemplify the opulence of the Edwardian era. The street is noted for its diverse architectural styles, from Neo-Baroque to Art Deco, making it a showcase of Manchester’s rich architectural heritage.

Our Vision

By acquiring these properties, we are not just preserving the past; we are investing in the future of Manchester’s city center. Our vision is to breathe new life into these historic buildings, ensuring they remain vibrant and functional in the 21st century. We plan to sympathetically restore and repurpose these spaces, creating modern, flexible environments that respect their architectural significance while meeting the needs of contemporary users.

Contributing to Manchester’s Future

This acquisition underscores our commitment to Manchester’s ongoing development and regeneration. As the city continues to grow and evolve, we see these buildings playing a crucial role in its future, providing high-quality spaces that blend the old with the new.

We are excited to be part of Manchester’s story and look forward to contributing to the continued success of this remarkable city. Stay tuned for updates on how we plan to transform 115 Princess Street and 65 Whitworth Street into iconic landmarks for the future.

 

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