St. Georges House, 56 Peter Street, Manchester, M2 3NQ

Description
St George’s House is an iconic grade II listed building with more than 50,000 sq ft of floorspace and a rich history dating back to the early 20th century. Similar to other buildings from its time in the North of England, St George’s House sits covered in terracotta bricks and was the first concrete framed building in Manchester.

Location
Prominently located on the edge of St Peter's Square, St George's House is the perfect place for your business.

With both Haunt and Exhibition on the ground floor offering coffees, pastries, rotating kitchens, cocktails and everything in between there really is no need to leave the building, but being on Peter Street you will never be short of options for lunch or post work drinks.

St George's House is perfectly located to give you access to all Manchester city centre has to offer. It couldn’t be better positioned for transport links, with the city’s main bus, Metrolink and train stations all within 10 minutes on foot, it is simple to travel to all major connections across the country.

Manchester’s business, shopping and leisure districts such as Spinningfields, Chinatown and the Northern Quarter are minutes away.