BRUNSWICK STREET APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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1 A R D W I C K 2014 APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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3 ARDWICK MANCHESTER The Manchester city district of Ardwick is located southeast of the city centre. In close proximity to both the centre and the Oxford Road corridor, it is ideally positioned to enjoy all that Manchester has to offer. The village of Ardwick can be traced back to It was then known as Atherdwic, named after King Æthelred. The village was positioned on an old Roman road which ran through the settlement, linking Manchester and Stockport. From medieval times Ardwick was an independent township in the ancient parish of Manchester, becoming part of the Borough of Manchester on the borough s creation in By the early 19th century, the village had become an elegant and wealthy suburb. Ardwick Green was a particularly desirable neighbourhood, with many of the cities most successful industrialists locating here to build their mansions. Towards, the end of the 19th century, industry itself had moved in, bringing with it mill buildings, railway expansion and rows of terraced houses. This rich history informs the character of Ardwick today, visible in its grand Georgian properties as well as its impressive mill buildings. The landmark Apollo, a 1930s Art Deco theatre, continues to play host to world class performing artists. Nearby amenities include green spaces, a variety of shops and sports and recreation facilities. The area is well connected, with the city centre and Greater Manchester easily accessed by public transport, bike and car APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

4 INSPIRING MANCHESTER

5 MANCHESTER IS A VIBRANT POST INDUSTRIAL CITY WITH PLENTY TO EXPLORE Manchester is the original industrial city which became the model post-industrial city. The mills, canals and rail lines that criss-cross Manchester alongside grand civic buildings are a reminder of the city s historical place at the centre of the industrial revolution. Manchester s reputation for radical ideas extends beyond industrial pioneering, with firsts including the first railway station, the splitting of the atom and the birth of communism. While this long and rich history is evident today, the city is still looking forward. Those seeking out diverse cultural experiences will not be disappointed. Museums, galleries and public libraries are open to the public across the city, housing stunning collections in beautiful settings. After dark, the stage comes alive in the city s theatres, while a great music scene lives up to Manchester s legendary live music and clubbing legacy. And whether you are seeking a quirky Northern Quarter cafe or fine dining in the city centre, the food and drink scene in Manchester continues to go from strength to strength. As well as permanent venues, a line up of festivals, markets and pop-up events enlivens the city throughout the year. All that Manchester has to offer can be reached by comprehensive transport networks, while an international airport will connect you to the entire world APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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7 A DYNAMIC RESPONSE TO THE SURROUNDING AREA Designed by award winning architects Ollier Smurthwaite, this new mixed use development sensitively responds to the local surroundings, its form and the use of high quality materials and finishes creating a dialogue with the character and detail of the adjacent context. Variety is created within the scheme by three distinct elements - a brick construction, a fibre cement facade with a pitched roof, and a ground floor plinth, all organised around a central courtyard. Retail units are positioned on the ground floor, while residences are raised above to retain privacy. Carefully proportioned openings and red brick faces match the style of nearby historic properties, while the fibre cement elements and modern, glazed shop fronts express the contemporary urban nature of the development. The building composition and variation in roof forms creates visual interest and creatively interprets the existing character of the local area APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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9 The layout of the development responds to the desire to create active frontages to all three streetscapes. Inside the developement, the communal courtyard garden at first floor level is raised above ground floor parking, refuse/ recycling store and cycle store. Entered via deck access in the courtyard, apartments have views inwards to the shared garden and outwards to the city. Materials reflect the local style, character and detail of older period properties in the area. Red brick and concrete lintel details draw inspiration from the local industrial vernacular, as does the change in material and colour used to denote the entrance and courtyard. Fibre cement cladding presents a robust yet refined face that complements the brickwork. The use of high quality materials along with the carefully considered design of these contemporary new dwellings ensures they respond to and enhance the character of the local area. DESIGN AND MATERIALS 2014 APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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11 Type 2A Brunswick Street Ardwick M13 9SU Two bedrooms Single storey LOUNGE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM KITCHEN STORE ENSUITE 32 BATHROOM Lounge / Kitchen Bedroom 1 Ensuite Bedroom 2 Bathroom Store 5.80m (max) x 3.10m (max) 3.25m x 2.50m 1.85m x 1.50m 3.10m x 2.60m 1.85m x 1.50m 1.00m x 0.60m 19 0 (max) x 10 2 (max) 10 8 x x x x x APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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13 Type 2B Brunswick Street Ardwick M13 9SU Two bedrooms Single storey LOUNGE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 3 KITCHEN BATHROOM STORE ENSUITE Lounge / Kitchen Bedroom 1 Ensuite Bedroom 2 Bathroom Store 5.80m (max) x 3.10m (max) 3.25m x 2.50m 1.85m x 1.50m 3.10m x 2.60m 1.85m x 1.50m 1.50m x 0.60m 19 0 (max) x 10 2 (max) 10 8 x x x x x APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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15 Type 2C Brunswick Street Ardwick M13 9SU 1 Two bedrooms Two storeys 1 1 LOUNGE DINING 2 WC KITCHEN ENTRY LEVEL 3 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 BATHROOM ENSUITE 4 UPPER LEVEL 5 ENTRY LEVEL Lounge/Dining/Kitchen W.C. 6.00m (max) x 5.20m (max) 1.60m x 0.85m 19 9 (max) x 17 1 (max) 5 3 x 2 9 UPPER LEVEL Bedroom 1 Ensuite Bedroom 2 Bathroom 4.25m (max) x 2.95m 2.00m x 1.50m 3.10m x 2.95m 2.00m x 1.50m (max) x x x x APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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17 Type 2D Brunswick Street Ardwick M13 9SU Two bedrooms Two storeys 1 2 KITCHEN FF LOUNGE DINING STORE BATHROOM ENTRY LEVEL 3 ENSUITE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM UPPER LEVEL ENTRY LEVEL Lounge/Dining/Kitchen Bathroom Store 8.40m (max) x 4.75m (max) 2.00m x 1.40m 0.80m x 0.75m 27 7 (max) x 15 6 (max) 6 6 x x 2 6 UPPER LEVEL Bedroom 1 Ensuite Bedroom m (max) x 3.35m (max) 1.85m x 1.20m 3.35m x 2.90m 11 4 (max) x 11 (max) 6 1 x x APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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19 T F OLLIER SMURTHWA 106 Albert Mill, 10 Hulme Hall Road, M DATE: E mail@olliersmurthwaite.com Type 2E Brunswick Street Ardwick M13 9SU Two bedrooms Three storeys 1 LOUNGE DINING WC KITCHEN ENTRY LEVEL 2 BEDROOM 1 BATHROOM 15 3 MIDDLE LEVEL 15 4 BEDROOM 2 15 UPPER LEVEL 5 ENTRY LEVEL Lounge/Dining/Kitchen W.C. 6.00m (max) x 5.20m (max) 1.60m x 0.85m 19 9 (max) x 17 1 (max) 5 3 x 2 9 MIDDLE LEVEL Bedroom 1 Bathroom 3.20m x 2.65m 2.10m x 1.70m 10 6 x x 5 7 UPPER LEVEL Bedroom m x 2.40m 13 8 x APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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21 Type 3A Brunswick Street Ardwick M13 9SU Three bedrooms Single storey TYPE 3A LOUNGE KITCHEN BEDROOM BEDROOM 3 BEDROOM 1 ENSUITE BATHROOM STORE Lounge / Kitchen Bedroom 1 Ensuite Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bathroom Store 6.26m (max) x 5.35m (max) 3.80m (max) x 3.45m (max) 1.85m x 1.05m 3.10m x 2.70m 3.10m x 2.50m 1.85m x 1.50m (max) 2.10m (max) x 0.60m (max) 20 6 (max) x 17 7 (max) 12 5 x x x x 8 2 DATE: 6 1 x 4 11 (max) 1 12 x 6 10 OLLI 106 Albe T 0161 F 0161 E mail@ 2014 APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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23 Type 3B Brunswick Street Ardwick M13 9SU 5 Three bedrooms Single storey 1 ENSUITE BATHROOM 14 BEDROOM 1 2 BEDROOM 2 24 STORE 3 BEDROOM 3 33 KITCHEN 4 LOUNGE 39 5 Lounge / Kitchen Bedroom 1 Ensuite Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bathroom Store 8.90m (max) x 3.75m (max) 4.15m (max) x 3.10m (max) 1.25m (max) x 2.10m (max) 3.10m x 2.50m 3.10m x 2.90m 2.15m (max) x 1.70m (max) 0.90m (max) x 0.90m (max) 29 3 (max) x 12 3 (max) 13 7 (max) x 10 2 (max) 6 11 (max) x 4 1 (max) 10 2 x x (max) x 5 6 (max) 2 11 (max) x 2 11 (max) 2014 APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

24 Floor Plans Ground Floor CYCLE STORE S T O C K P O R T R O A D REFUSE AND RECYCLING RETAIL SPACES P O L Y G O N S T R E E T 1 st Floor COMMUNAL GARDEN 2 nd Floor

25 3 rd Floor 4 th Floor 5 th Floor 2014 APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

26 THE SPECIFICATION These bespoke apartments provide spacious accommodation - contemporary styled interiors compliment a refined exterior with inspired details such as the sleek minimalist kitchens. OAK FLOORING A restrained palette of materials have been chosen that have a timeless elegance. Oak and porcelain are used with modern detailing to ensure they do not date. Door handles, light fittings and switches are a classic design. INTEGRATED OVEN AND GAS HOB INTEGRATED FRIDGE FREEZER PORCELAIN TILED BATHROOM KITCHEN - Contemporary high gloss white handleless units - Undermounted sink and stainless steel taps - Integrated oven and gas hob - Fully integrated dishwasher and fridge/freezer - Built in cooker hood extract BATHROOMS - Porcelain tiling to bathrooms, ensuites and WCs - Contemporary white sanitaryware and large wall mirrors - Chrome taps and fittings - Slimline shower trays with glass screens and rain shower heads technology - Gas fired central heating - Mains smoke detectors - Wired for SKY TV - Low voltage LED lighting throughout - Secure audio and video door entry system - Washer dryer located in store cupboard INTERIOR FINISHES - Oak flooring EXTERIOR - High quality brick and fibre cement exterior - Solid hardwood front doors - Aluminium framed double glazed windows - Communal garden with planting - Contemporary wall mounted external lighting SUSTAINABILITY - All new build dwellings acheive Code for Sustainable Homes Level 4 NEW HOME WARRANTY 10 year warranty provided by Premier Guarantee

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28 The life of the party With the Apollo Manchester close nearby, a world class lineup of performing artists is on your doorstep year round. In fact, such a central location means the entire city s cultural life is within easy reach. Knowledge economy Brunswick Street is perfectly located to access the Oxford Road Corridor. Home to the largest academic campus in the UK, centred around the University of Manchester, and the largest clinical campus in Europe, the Central Manchester University Hospitals, the Corridor is the expanding home of knowledge-based buisnesses, research and eduction. A bright future Over the next 25 years, the 100m Brunswick PFI regeneration project will build 500 new homes, improve public green space and recreation areas and construct a new community library.

29 Princess Street A34 Fairfiield Street B6469 Pin Mill Road A665 Devonshire Street North A665 Local connections Portland Street A5103 Londong Road A6 Piccadilly Station Whitworth Street B6469 Mancunian Way A57 Chancellor Lane A665 Midland Street A665 ARDWICK Union Street Grovesnor Street Higher Ardwick Ardwick Green South A6 ARDWICK GREEN Oxford Street A34 Oxford Road B5117 OXFORD ROAD CORRIDOR Higher Cambridge Street Booth Street West GARTSIDE GARDENS Brook Street A34 BRUNSWICK PFI AREA Brunswick Street BRUNSWICK STREET APARTMENTS Stockport Road A6 APOLLO MANCHESTER A57 Devonshire Street A665 Transport Ardwick is situated immediately south east of Manchester city centre, close to the Oxford Road corridor. The Inner Ring Road, A34 and A6 all pass nearby. Piccadilly train station is within a 5 minute drive or 15 minute walk and has regular services to stations in Greater Manchester, Manchester airport and to the rest of the country APARTMENTS OF DISTINCTION AND CHARACTER

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