Whitworth Apartments
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- Studio, One, & Two Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
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About this property
Set in a beautiful 19th century heritage building located in the Civic quarter and only minutes from Manchester’s Northern Quarter, a neighbourhood home to some of the city’s best independent bars and shops and famed for its eccentric nightlife.
Designed by Grzywinski+Pons, this former cotton mill has been re-imagined into a 21st century living space with you in mind. You'll have full access to our stunning communal spaces, which includes a coffee shop, restaurant, co-working space and workout studio, all positioned around our beautiful glass-atriumed bar. Ranging from 25sqm to an impressive 80sqm, the spacious, one-of-a-kind apartments at Whitworth Locke offer far more space than any boutique hotel room. Each one is slightly different, with the cotton factory’s original features and large windows creating a contemporary, warehouse-style feel.
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About Manchester, UK
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Raised on lofty ambition and not afraid to speak up, Manchester is – in terms of geography and history – England's second city, although if you were to ask a local what it's like to be second they could reply, 'Don't know, ask a Londoner'.
The uncrowned capital of the north deserves the title. It has a rich history and culture, easily learned about in its museums and galleries. While history makes the city interesting, its hedonistic distractions make Manchester fun: you can dine, drink and dance yourself into content oblivion.