This spacious two bedroom, two bathroom home of approximately 1,100 square feet sits within a beautifully converted 1830s listed building in the heart of Manchester’s Ancoats and Northern Quarter districts. Once a factory for Avro aircraft used during the First World War, the building’s heritage remains at its core, reinterpreted through rich materiality and modern design. It is a home that balances architectural history with contemporary sophistication, embodying calm through craft and elegance through restraint.

The interior reflects the essence of Milanese living, where contemporary design meets traditional refinement and effortless glamour. Smooth surfaces, soft fabrics and sculptural furniture pieces create a space that feels composed yet inviting. A palette of stone, cream and charcoal offers depth and contrast, while accents of brass and glass bring a subtle note of luxury. The result is a residence that feels quietly cosmopolitan, confident, timeless, and unmistakably refined.