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51-53 Richmond Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M1 3WB

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Landwood Group, Manchester
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Key features

  • Grade II listed former textile workshop/warehouse
  • One of the last such opportunities in Manchester City Centre
  • First time to open market
  • Fantastic location in the city centre and within the vibrant Village community
  • Within 15 minutes' walk of St Annes Square, Deansgate and Spinningfields
  • Renovation, Alternative Use and Development potential STP.
  • Site approximately 0.013 Hectare (0.032 Acres)
  • Building approximately 310.55 sq. m (3.342 sq. ft)

Description

UNIQUE CCITY CENTRE DECELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY: Grade II listed former textile workshop/warehouse with Development Potential

Description
The property comprises a Grade II Listed textile warehouse, dating back to the 1860's and is one of the few remaining within the city centre. It has been used by the vendor's family business for many decades and this is the first time it has come to open market.

The building is constructed over basement and three upper floors of brick construction beneath a slate roof, with timber single glazed windows and timber access doors to the faade. Internally, the property has timber floors and staircase and cast iron columns. The basement and second floors are not currently in use and the upper floors provide very basic storage, with some partitioned office areas to the first floor. There is a yard area to the side, accessed from Richmond Street that provides useful car parking, or potential for extension and/or incorporation into any future development.

There is the opportunity for any buyer to create something that is truly unique, retaining the period features that add masses of character and charm. Subject to obtaining the necessary consents we consider the potential is wide ranging from residential conversion and development, renovation and retention of the commercial use, or a hybrid live/work type scheme. Interested parties should discuss directly with the Local Planning Office: Planning and regeneration Manchester City Council


Location
The property is located on Richmond Street, which is immediately to the rear and parallel to Canal Street, which is the heart of Manchester's iconic and vibrant Village community. Surrounding the property are a number of newer residential developments and in the immediate vicinity are a range of bars, restaurants, hotels and other visitor accommodation. The various city centre train stations are all within easy walking distance, as are tram stops and bus routes and there are several public car parks nearby.

Accommodation
The property provides the following approximate Gross Internal Areas;

Basement: 81.95 sq.m (882 sq.ft)
Ground Floor: 74.60 sq.m (803 sq.ft)
First Floor: 74.40 sq.m (801 sq.ft)
Second Floor: 79.60 sq.m (857 sq. ft)
Total: 310.55 sq.m (3,343 sq.ft)


Outside
There is a yard area to the side, accessed from Richmond Street that provides useful car parking, or potential for extension and/or incorporation into any future development.

Tenure
Freehold.

EPC
Energy Asset Rating is E.

Brochures

51-53 Richmond Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M1 3WB

NEAREST STATIONS

Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode
  • Piccadilly Gardens Tram Stop0.2 miles
  • St Peters Square Tram Stop0.3 miles
  • Mosley Street Tram Stop0.3 miles

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