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" We are delighted to offer the opportunity to purchase a unique property in a former cardboard factory where the ground rent is a cardboard carton, if demanded . As the first scheme in Manchester to sell shell space and provide the opportunity for the owners to become the designers with the help of an architect , this 1920 s Art Deco warehouse offers bespoke city centre living in the heart of Castlefield. Occupying a prominent position on the banks of the River Irwell, this award winning development offers innovation at its very heart and continues to attract interest in a diverse property market.

The development benefits from a secure communal entrance, lift service to all floors and a well maintained canal side communal garden with picnic benches and table tennis table for the sporting enthusiast.

This top floor apartment briefly comprises spacious entrance hallway; open plan lounge diner with exposed steelwork and access to large balcony with city centre views; kitchen integrated appliances; primary bedroom with additional access onto balcony; ample dressing room and fitted wardrobe space; second double bedroom work from home space with en suite facilities; primary bathroom.

The property benefits from the use of an allocated car parking space and is being sold with vacant possession.

We can confirm the development has been issued a EWS1 form with B1 rating which may requested by lenders issuing a mortgage.

Tenure Leasehold
Annual service charge apartment ?3,369.92
Annual service charge parking space ?108.92
Annual ground rent a cardboard carton, if demanded
Length of lease 999 years from 2000
Est. rental income ?1,500 pcm on a fully furnished basis
Management company Realty


Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.


Council Tax
Manchester City Council, Band E "