
Ancoats & New Islington: An Area Guide
Ancoats and New Islington have become two of Manchester’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, and are going from strength to strength.
Entering into 2025, Böhm takes the opportunity to reflect on some of the standout properties listed over the last year.
Böhm takes pride in working with a diverse array of homes, from thoughtfully renovated period properties in suburban neighbourhoods to characterful mills in central Manchester, spanning the entirety of Greater Manchester. Read on to discover some of these special properties we've had the pleasure of selling, or marking as Sold STC, in the last 12 months.
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This beautiful four-bedroom house in Heaton Moor unfolds over three storeys, each layer revealing hidden details and thoughtful design. The subject of extensive remodelling and extension by the architect owner, it harmoniously blends the lofty proportions characteristic of a Victorian residence with a contemporary material palette and a striking kitchen extension. Nestled in a tranquil cul-de-sac, and just a short stroll from Heaton Moor high street, the home provides convenient access to a diverse array of shops and restaurants.
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This beautifully renovated three-bedroom house on Kings Road is set within an elegant row of Edwardian terraces in Old Trafford. Spanning 1,600 sq. ft., the house has been redesigned with meticulous attention to detail, enhancing functionality and flow while skilfully highlighting its period features. There is a tranquil garden positioned to the rear of the house, offering a verdant and peaceful oasis.
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This three-storey townhouse, designed by Shedkm architects and developed by Urban Splash, offers a unique blend of city convenience and serene riverside living. Situated on a peaceful street surrounded by trees and verdant spaces, this home provides a rare retreat just a short walk from Manchester City Centre. Notably, this home is just one of eight in the development with a prime riverside location.
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Situated within New Sedgwick, part of the historic Royal Mills complex in Ancoats, this one-bedroom apartment, rich in character, includes a versatile second room, well-suited as an office or additional bedroom. The Grade-II listed mill is distinguished by its striking red brick façade, embodying Manchester's industrial heritage while being thoughtfully transformed to suit modern-day living.
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A Grade II* -listed Victorian mill in the Northern Quarter, this impressive three-bedroom triplex townhouse apartment stands as a testament to design and restoration. The complete renovation by Urban Splash and Stephenson Studio marries historic charm with contemporary flair. Inside, original mill features and materials are retained, complementing modern additions like polished concrete and engineered oak flooring. This juxtaposition of old and new creates a living space that is both functional and aesthetically compelling. Additionally, the townhouse benefits from an allocated parking space and is offered chain free.
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A contemporary three-bedroom apartment located on the third floor of One Vesta Street, set along the picturesque New Islington Marina in Manchester City Centre. Part of the Manchester Life development, designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects, this apartment offers 24-hour concierge service, secure bicycle storage, and access to a residents' lounge and terrace overlooking Ashton Canal.
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Situated in Central Manchester's emerging neighbourhood of Piccadilly East, this considerately designed two-bedroom apartment is located on the third floor of Crusader Mill, part of the renowned Capital & Centric development. Blending contemporary finishes with its Grade II-listed heritage, the building showcases the meticulous work of Shedkm architects, achieving a fusion of modern living and industrial charm. Expansive windows offer uninterrupted views over the Ashton Canal, allowing natural light to flood the open-plan living space, accentuating the exposed brick and engineered oak flooring. Residents have access to a tranquil communal courtyard, offering a peaceful retreat from the city. Once the heart of Manchester’s cotton industry, the surrounding area has evolved into a thriving creative hub, home to independent bars, cafes, and restaurants.
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Ancoats and New Islington have become two of Manchester’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, and are going from strength to strength.
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