Manchester City Centre is the central business district of Manchester, making it a popular area for owner occupiers who work in the city centre and investors, as the City Centre offers fantastic shopping, recreational and leisure facilities, over 7 million people live within an hours drive of it. The areas economy is built on mainly retail and services. The City is split into areas below:
Castlefield
An area between Deansgate and the River Irwell, retaining much of its character, now home to waterside bars and pubs.
Northern Quarter
Northwest of Piccadilly Gardens and the hub for alternate and bohemian culture in Manchester. Previously was the retail heart of the city until Manchester Arndale opened in the 1970’s. It is an area popular for shops, bars, restaurants and nightclubs.
Central Retail District
The Arndale attracts 41 million visitor a year and is the largest city centre shopping centre in the United Kingdom. Debenhams, House of Fraser, Harvey Nichols are among a few of the city’s large department stores.The area was extensively redeveloped in 1996 and is home to Manchester Cathedral, Exchange Square, Market Street and King Street where many large stores such as Marks and Spencer, Selfridges and Next have opened. Deansgate is a short walk. The Print Works is a large facility containing a cinema (including IMAX screen), numerous bars, restaurants and Manchester’s first Hard Rock Cafe.
Spinningfields
Adjoining Deansgate, this area is noted for glazed, modern buildings, many of which are offices, it is also home to a number of high end retailers such as Armani and Mulberry and many popular restaurants and areas
Piccadilly
The transport interchange of the centre with rail, tram and bus services all within 5 minutes walk. Shops, restaurants and bars.
Peters Field
St Peters Square is at the top of Oxford Road and Peter Street and known for many important buildings such as Central Library, Midland Hotel and Manchester Town Hall.
China Town
South of Piccadilly Gardens with many oriental restaurants, it retains a far eastern feel since a paifang archway was installed as a gift to the Chinese community in 1987.
Canal Street
Often referred to as the Gay Village which runs along the Rochdale Canal. It contains many bars, clubs and other facilities. Manchester hosts the annual Gay Pride Festival .
Manchester City Centre has 2 theatres, The Palace Theatre and Manchester Opera House. Manchester Art Gallery, Peoples History Museum, Museum of Science & Industry and National Football Museum.
Railway Stations are located at Piccadilly, Victoria, Oxford Road and Deansgate. The Metrolink Stations are: Piccadilly, Piccadilly Gardens, Deansgate, Market Street, Shudehill, St Peters Square and Victoria. There are extensive bus routes from Shudehill Interchange and Piccadilly Gardens bus station and National Express coaches to cities across Great Britain.
It is no wonder that when there is property to let in Manchester City Centre we have a consistently high level of demand. As letting agents, Cardwells manage a number of properties in Manchester City Centre and often find ourselves with tenants waiting for properties in Manchester City Centre. If you are thinking of letting or selling a property in Manchester City Centre please either fill in the form or call us on 0161 761 1215 and we would be delighted assist you.
Cardwells Estate & Letting Agents will be delighted to help you find a property for sale or to let in Manchester City Centre, if you are looking for a new home or to move house, please just let us know your requirements ([email protected] / 0161 761 1215) and we would be delighted to help you find your dream home.
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