As the birthplace of the industrial revolution, Manchester is known around the world for its achievements in science, politics, music, arts and sport. Visitors and locals alike can visit this citys football stadiums, museums, galleries and music venues all of which continue to celebrate and reinvigorate Manchesterss momentous reputation.

The more recent addition of modern café culture and an eclectic collection of restaurants, pubs and bars have added a cosmopolitan feel to this historic city.

Looking to cultivate a strong sense of identity the neighbouring cities of Manchester and Salford put a strong emphasis on local arts and culture, innovation, business and leisure which has been coupled with huge government investment.

Home to the famous Lowry Theatre, one of the most visited tourist destinations in the North West, the Imperial War Museum and the Salford Museum & Art Gallery, there is no question that Salford Is also defining itself as a truly unique and independent city.

Rooftop terrace & Residents lounge.

Picturesque community square on the ground level of the building.

Contemporary, state-of-the-art gymnasium.

Premium live & work lounge.