Ancoats Gardens

Located in the New Cross neighbourhood, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on the 14th floor of Ancoats Gardens offers contemporary city living with expansive views across Manchester. Situated between Ancoats, NOMA, and the Northern Quarter, the apartment is perfectly placed among some of the city's most dynamic areas. Ancoats Gardens provides residents with amenities, including a gym, co-working space, two rooftop gardens, a residents' lounge, concierge service, and secure parking.

 

The Space 

Inside, the generous open-plan living area seamlessly integrates the kitchen, dining, and lounge spaces. Positioned on a corner plot, tall windows provide dual-aspect views, enhancing the sense of space and light. Exposed concrete ceilings add an industrial edge to the contemporary design, while a private balcony is accessible from this space. Throughout the apartment, oversized herringbone flooring and tall ceilings create a cohesive and spacious feel.

 

The kitchen, arranged in an L-shape, is fitted with integrated appliances and discreetly positioned to offer separation from the main living area. At the other end of the plan is the main bedroom, complete with built-in storage, an en-suite shower room, its own balcony, and an industrial-style feature wall with pendant lighting. The en-suite, finished with sleek grey tiles and black fixtures, complements the apartment’s modern aesthetic.

Between the main bedroom and living space are two additional bedrooms, each featuring built-in storage, and, similar to the main bedroom, an industrial-style feature wall with pendant lights. The family bathroom, also finished with grey tiles and black fixtures, includes a walk-in shower and is located off the hallway. Additional storage is also available by the entrance.

The Area

Set between Ancoats, NOMA, and the Northern Quarter, Ancoats Gardens places you within a five-minute walk of some of Manchester’s most exciting restaurants, coffee shops, and independent stores. Edinburgh Castle, Mana, and Rudy’s are all just a short stroll away. Across the canal, you can grab coffee and fresh pastries from local artisans at Pollen or venture a few doors down to Flawed for fine natural wines. 

In the Northern Quarter, highlights include the historic Mackie Mayor, popular coffee and brunch spots, and artisanal boutiques such as Nordic Muse and Deadstock General Store. The vibrant music scene at landmarks like Band on the Wall, further enrich the area’s eclectic charm. 

In NOMA, take a stroll through Sadler’s Yard and stop for street food at New Century Kitchen. For something more refined, enjoy a fine dining experience at Skof, or grab a coffee from AllPress Espresso. NOMA adds another dimension to the lifestyle this location offers.

Convenient access to motorways, including the M56, M60, and M62, ensures straightforward commuting. Manchester International Airport is just 30 minutes away by car, while Shudehill Tram Stop and Manchester Victoria Train Station are both within a 10-minute walk, connecting you effortlessly to the wider region.