Pavilion Wharf in Manchester is a new build development opposite Castlefield, located on the banks of the River Irwell. Pavilion Wharf is a 17 storey building consisting of 160 apartments with waterside balconies, a communal garden terrace with impressive city and water views.
Pavilion Wharf offers one, two and three bedroom apartments with easy access to Manchester city centre and Salford Quays/MediaCityUK by foot and are well connected by public transport with frequent bus services throughout the day as well as great access to the historic Castlefield area.
Manchester itself is a buy-to-let hotspot with international recognition as huge numbers of young people flock to the city, pushing up property prices and increasing demand for luxury apartments.
Pavilion Wharf offers a great selection of on-site amenities for its residents to enjoy a including a gymnasium, residents’ lounge, coworking space, concierge services, dedicated post room and secure car parking as well as cycle storage.
Pavilion Wharf will have an elegant, contemporary design referencing the mill buildings that once occupied the site. An elevated resident’s terrace makes the most of Pavilion Wharf’s riverside setting.
Pavilion Wharf has a mature, sophisticated and considered appearance with a hint of Chicago. The parallelogram plan responds to the River and the urban context. Its wide frontage facing the riverside provides a distinctive setting.
Manchester is keen to grow on its past and has commenced a decade long plan to regenerate and reinvigorate the area, as well as enjoying everything that Manchester has to offer, the enviable riverside location of Pavilion Wharf gives great access to the historic Castlefield area and is also in close proximity to Manchester city centre.
Manchester has great rail connections, with three major train stations in the city centre and London is just two hours away.
Manchester embraces diversity with a population of 2.82 million. Forward-thinking innovation, a thriving culture and trend-setting lifestyle, it’s a city that has so much to offer.
Manchester offers the best of everything, from high end fashion brands to quirky independents, so it’s easy to see why visitors travel from all over the world to shop in Manchester.
Boasting a bohemian vibe during the day, the Northern Quarter then transforms at night with people in search of good food, craft beer and live music.
Host to the city’s financial centre with great places to eat, drink and shop, Spinningfield’s captures over 42 million annual visitors due to an ideal location at the core of Manchester’s city centre.