Unit 2.4 , Waulk Mill, Bengal Street, Manchester
Size
1,000 - 2,000
Lease length
1year
EPC
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Parking
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- Price per
- £35.49 pa
- Primary use
- Traditional office
- Capacity
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- Desks
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No floor / site plan
Building amenities
Additional costs may apply for some services – please check the full property description for more details.
- Parking
- Transport links
- Well connected
- Natural light
- Communal areas
- Communal gardens
- Flexible tenancies
- Professional management
- Social activities
- Common parts wc facilities
- Bike storage
- Outdoor seating
- Pets allowed
- Shower facilities
- Controlled access
- Property manager on site
- Twenty four hour access
Key features
- New to the market. Looking to base your business in the 13th coolest neighbourhood in the WORLD. One
- Based in New Islington, a thriving community. Within walking distance of the Marina.
- Onsite events.
- Excellent transport links.
- Parking, subject to availability.
- Waulk Mill helped spearhead the revival of Ancoats, as it was one of the first mills in the area to be redeveloped.
- RIBA award for architecture in 2003.
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Description
Back in the early 2000s, we took on the task of transforming the mill – one of the first in Ancoats to be restored.
By 2003, we’d completed the sensitive restoration, creating a space filled with contemporary offices from 620 sq ft, each of them packed with stunning original features. A RIBA Award followed that year and was testament to our efforts – celebrating the fusion of modern design and Victorian architecture.
In the years since, the communities surrounding Waulk Mill have become exciting commercial areas; in Ancoats, just a few seconds walk from the building’s front door you’ll find an array of awesome bars and eateries – places like Sugo and Rudy’s – you’ll also find “Manchester’s most promising area”** with its own park, marina and the tasty treats at Pollen Bakery.
- Let type
- Flexible
- Let contract length
- 12 months
- Status
- Available
- Service charge
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- Business rates
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- Use class
- E
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Unit 2.4 , Waulk Mill, Bengal Street, Manchester
Urban Splash
Award winning property developer Urban Splash works with world class architects to deliver regeneration projects where design and quality are at the core.
The company offers a single port of call for customers, whether they’re looking to buy or rent, and has schemes throughout the UK including Chimney Pot Park in Salford, Castlefield and Chips in Manchester, Royal William Yard in Plymouth, Lister Mills in Bradford, Rotunda in Birmingham and Longlands Mill in Stalybridge. To ensure a mix of tenure across these developments, Urban Splash also works with the government to create affordable housing and shared ownership properties for first time buyers.
The company also has a large portfolio of commercial property for sale or to let, including offices to let, retail, leisure space and industrial units.
Urban Splash has received over 280 awards to date for its commitment to architecture, design, regeneration and business success including 43 RIBA Awards, the most won by a property developer.
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