2 rooms flat of 70m² in Manchester

Please be advised that this is a shared property. The tenancy agreement is for the rental of a Single Private Room ONLY. All other areas of the property, including but not limited to the kitchen, bathroom, and living spaces, are communal and will be shared with other occupants.Tenants are expected to respect the rights, privacy, and quiet enjoyment of fellow residents, and to maintain all shared areas in a clean and tidy condition in accordance with the terms of the tenancy agreement.This stunning two-bedroom apartment is set within a striking Grade II listed former textile mill, beautifully positioned on the banks of the Rochdale Canal, northeast of Manchester city centre. The impressive six-story red-brick façade and iconic chimney have dominated the local skyline for over 150 years, reflecting the building’s proud industrial heritage. The property features a striking exposed red-brick barrel-vaulted ceiling, beautifully preserved to celebrate the building’s industrial origins. Accented by original steel beams and contemporary track lighting, the ceiling creates an impressive sense of height and character while blending historic craftsmanship with modern design.Echoing the red-brick façade and iconic chimney that have dominated the local skyline for over 150 years, this ceiling is a defining feature that reflects the building’s proud industrial heritage—offering a distinctive loft-style aesthetic that is both authentic and highly desirable for modern living.Residents enjoy world-class facilities, vibrant attractions, boutique shops, and excellent employment opportunities all within walking distance. The city centre is just a short tram ride away via the nearby Holt Town Metrolink, offering quick and easy access for both work and leisure.This apartment boasts panoramic views across Manchester and its surrounding suburbs. Designed with modern professionals in mind, the development provides ample parking for both residents and visitors, ensuring convenience alongside style.Situated in the heart of East Manchester’s thriving regeneration zone, the property benefits from billions of pounds of investment that have transformed the area into a dynamic hub for living, working, shopping, and entertainment since the early 2000s.The building’s rich industrial character is celebrated throughout, with many original architectural features lovingly preserved — including the remains of a historic crane once used to hoist cargo from canal barges. One of its most distinctive elements is the towering chimney, which encloses the original brick and stone circular stairwell, carefully restored for residents’ use.Inside, authentic details such as exposed brickwork and industrial-style fittings have been thoughtfully integrated with contemporary design, blending heritage charm with modern living.