This residence is a thoughtfully designed 364 square foot studio set within The Heim’s flagship boutique aparthotel, located on iconic Oldham Street in the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Positioned within a beautifully restored historic building dating back to the mid to late eighteen hundreds, the home unfolds across a single open plan floor, seamlessly blending living, sleeping and dining into one considered space. The building was carefully converted in 2025, preserving its original character and charm. Once home to the legendary Dry Bar owned by Factory Records, this address sits at the centre of Manchester’s cultural story, surrounded by late night bars, independent shops and celebrated restaurants.

 

Inside, the atmosphere is warm and cocooning, shaped by rich tones, tactile materials and softly layered lighting. Bespoke joinery and curated textures create a sense of depth and comfort, offering a calm counterpoint to the vibrant energy outside. Modern conveniences are subtly integrated, including a full Sky Cable TV package with Sports and Movies, elevating everyday downtime. This is a studio designed for immersive city stays, where heritage, design and mood come together effortlessly.

This residence is a 364 square foot studio located within The Heim’s flagship boutique aparthotel on the iconic Oldham Street, in the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Set across a single open plan floor, the home brings together living, sleeping and dining within a calm and cohesive layout. The building dates back to the mid to late eighteen hundreds and was carefully converted in 2025, preserving its historic character and cultural significance. Once home to the legendary Dry Bar owned by Factory Records, the address sits among late night bars, independent shops and some of the city’s most celebrated restaurants.

 

Soft textures and considered materials define the interior, creating a space that feels warm, refined and quietly indulgent. Subtle contrasts, bespoke detailing and layered lighting encourage rest and ease, offering a gentle retreat from the energy outside. A full Sky Cable TV package with Sports and Movies completes the experience, blending comfort and design in perfect balance.

This residence is a 400 square foot one bedroom home located within The Heim’s flagship boutique aparthotel on Oldham Street, at the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Arranged across a single floor, the layout includes one bedroom, one bathroom and a generous living space, with an additional sofa bed offering flexible accommodation. The historic building dates back to the eighteen hundreds and was thoughtfully restored in 2025, retaining its architectural character and cultural legacy as the former home of the iconic Dry Bar by Factory Records.

 

Inside, the design unfolds in layers, with soft materials, warm tones and carefully chosen finishes creating depth and visual interest. Each space feels distinct yet connected, allowing the home to adapt effortlessly to different rhythms of living. Modern comforts are seamlessly integrated, including a full Sky Cable TV package with Sports and Movies, offering a refined and versatile setting for longer stays or creative city escapes.

This residence is a 337 square foot one bedroom home set within The Heim’s flagship boutique aparthotel on Oldham Street, in the centre of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Arranged across one floor, the home includes one bedroom, one bathroom and a refined living space, with a private terrace extending directly from the bedroom. The building was originally constructed in the mid eighteen hundreds and sensitively converted in 2025, preserving its historic charm and creative heritage as the former home of the renowned Dry Bar.

 

The interior pairs rich materials with clean, confident lines, creating an atmosphere that feels intimate and composed. Natural light moves gently from bedroom to living space throughout the day, enhancing texture and tone, while the terrace offers a quiet outdoor extension for morning light or evening calm. A full Sky Cable TV package with Sports and Movies completes the experience, offering relaxed city living with depth and breathing room.

This thoughtfully composed two bedroom two bathroom residence spans 653 square feet and sits on the first floor of a contemporary new build on the western edge of Castlefield. Located within the Sky Gardens development, this residence is defined by balance and ease, offering a calm, modern setting shaped for everyday living. The layout is intuitive and well considered, with generous bedroom suites, refined bathrooms and a welcoming central living space. Every room is equipped with a television and includes the Sky entertainment package, adding an effortless layer of comfort to time spent at home.

 

The interior atmosphere is soft and settled, guided by muted tones and layered textures that feel gently organic. The living space invites unhurried moments, while the kitchen blends clean lines with a quiet practicality. Bedrooms feel cocooning and restful, complemented by bathrooms that lean toward a spa like calm. Throughout, the design carries a subtle sense of growth and ease, creating a residence that feels quietly nurtured rather than styled.

Located in Deansgate, one of Manchester’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, this residence is a one bedroom, one bathroom penthouse style home of approximately 600 square feet arranged across a single floor on level four. Tucked away on a calm side street just moments from the city’s main artery, it offers a sense of privacy that feels rare for such a central address. A generous wraparound balcony defines the home, opening out across nearby rooftops and toward the unmistakable silhouettes of Beetham Tower and the evolving skyline of New Jackson beyond.

 

The experience here is shaped by contrast and calm. Daily life unfolds at a gentler pace, with the balcony acting as an open air retreat for morning coffee, quiet afternoons or evenings spent watching the city shift around you. The surrounding icons loom close yet feel distant, creating a grounded perspective within Manchester’s architectural core. Deansgate’s culture, dining and nightlife remain effortlessly accessible, while home offers a peaceful counterpoint to the energy below.

Occupying approximately 780 square feet, this residence sits within one of Manchester’s most desirable city centre developments on the edge of the Northern Quarter and Piccadilly Basin. Positioned on the nineteenth floor, this two bedroom two bathroom home rises above Oldham Street, capturing expansive northern views while remaining immersed in the cultural energy of the area. Residents enjoy access to a pool, gym, spa, cinema room and business centre, amenities designed to elevate daily living.

 

The interior is defined by refined Italian furnishings and a sense of quiet confidence, drawing inspiration from the owner’s heritage. Rich materials and tailored finishes bring warmth and depth, balanced by generous glazing that floods the home with natural light. Living spaces feel open yet composed, while both bedrooms offer restful, well considered sanctuaries. It is a residence that feels polished and serene, offering a more considered way to experience the city from above.

This residence offers approximately 550 square feet of elevated living within one of Manchester’s most sought after city centre developments, positioned on Oldham Street at the heart of the Northern Quarter. Set on the eighth floor, this one bedroom one bathroom home enjoys far reaching north east views across the city and toward the Pennines.

A large private balcony extends the living space outward, creating a seamless connection between inside and sky. Residents benefit from access to a pool, gym, spa, cinema room and business centre, adding a sense of considered luxury to everyday life. Inside, the design is calm and contemporary, shaped by clean lines, natural textures and a restrained palette that allows light to lead. Full height glazing draws the horizon into the living space, while the bedroom offers a quiet retreat from the city below. The result is a home that feels poised, intentional and gently removed from the pace beneath it.

On the edge of Castlefield, on the banks of the Middlewood Basin, Shales Residence is a three storey canal side townhouse offering a peaceful retreat at the city’s fringe. Spanning approximately 1,800 square feet, it features two king size bedrooms, one double bedroom and two and a half bathrooms, along with a sequence of terraces that open toward the water. Designed with balance and proportion in mind, it offers space to unwind, to gather, and to simply slow down.

By the canal the light has its own rhythm. Shales Residence draws it in through generous glazing, reflecting it across crisp white walls and soft timber tones. Gentle curves meet structured lines, creating harmony between calm and craft. Every space feels composed yet human, layered with subtle warmth and material honesty. It is a home shaped by texture and time, a quiet escape where the pace of the water becomes the rhythm of daily life.

This well appointed four bedroom, five bed, three bathroom penthouse home of approximately 1,700 square feet is located in Manchester’s world famous Village district. Spread across two levels, it captures the rhythm of city life while offering a calm, contemporary retreat. Inspired by the energy and edge of Brooklyn’s warehouse lofts, it channels industrial character through a warm, contemporary lens. Brick, timber and metal combine with sculptural lighting and confident form, creating a space that feels both strong and inviting. Designed for togetherness, it captures the urban rhythm of the city while offering a sanctuary of style and ease.

 

A striking spiral staircase rises through the centre of the home, linking the private quarters below with the social spaces above. The lower level houses the bedroom suites, each styled for quiet rest and privacy, while the upper floor brings the home to life with an open plan living and dining area and a statement bathroom featuring a jacuzzi bath. Throughout, washed out greens, rusty oranges and oatmeals soften the industrial edge, creating warmth within structure and balance within design.