St. Anns Place, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M2

Renamed from St. Ann's House, redesigned to welcome innovative and creative businesses, and rebranded to promote smart working with wellbeing at the heart of everyone's day.

The external façade has been tastefully restored and a new chic and welcoming reception area,
and intelligently designed new event and meeting spaces have been added. We have introduced a new focus on wellness into every aspect of Marshall Building, spaces are designed with user experience at the forefront. The addition of a new designated wellness studio demonstrates our commitment to creating a space which revolves around the individual.

Perfectly placed in a bustling pedestrianised area populated by high-end retail stores and Manchester's buzziest cafes, restaurants, bars and the Royal Exchange Theatre St. Ann's Square has been home to the Manchester Cotton Exchange for over two centuries, surviving bombing during the war and a terrorist bomb in 1996. The current Royal Exchange building was constructed here in 1874. Most buildings on King Street were built or rebuilt during Victoria's reign, except for 35-37, the last surviving Georgian mansion in central Manchester and home to Baring's Bank until the 1970s. The street is now Manchester's most desirable luxury shopping and dining destination.

Availability:

5th floor - 5,077 sq ft

For more information please contact OBI.