41 Blackfriars Rd, Salford BL8 1AA, UK

OVERVIEW

Light, refreshing, well crafted living

The next level in luxe city living, Local Blackfriars is a gated community comprising 380 apartments, townhouses and penthouses across two striking towers. These are architecturally blended into a Grade II-listed former public house – the Black Friar – which has been repurposed as a gateway entrance.

A substantial communal garden space is complemented by second-to-none amenities that include a 24/7 concierge service, bistro, bar, gymnasium, yoga and dance studio, cinema room and fully equipped laundrette.

Local Blackfriars’ location raises the bar for luxury residential developments. Just five minutes’ walk from Manchester’s bustling shopping district – Selfridges, Harvey Nichols, the deathlessly hip Northern Quarter – and the glossy nightlife of Deansgate and Spinningfields.

  • 1, 2 & 3 bed apartments & penthouses
  • Cinema room, yoga studio, fully-equipped gymnasium, laundrette, courtyard gardens, bistro & coffee shop
  • Beside grade II-listed former public house
  • 24 hour concierge
  • Completed

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LOCAL AREA

City centre living

Postcode: M3 7GA
Manchester, the second city of the UK and the centre of the economic ‘Northern Powerhouse’, is a thriving cosmopolitan city built upon an industrious legacy.

Manchester’s prominence dates back to its status as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution in the early 19th century. Then, many factors came together to propel Manchester to become the pre-eminent city of its time. Here in the early 21st century, there are many parallels that can be made in the city’s transition during the industrial revolution to the world’s leading industrial metropolis and now to a leading 21st century economy.

Manchester is a city with many impressive statistics to its name. It was the world’s first industrialised city, home to the first public library and birthplace of the world’s first computer. It has the world’s oldest railway station and the oldest professional football league. It is also where scientists first split the atom and has been home to more than 25 Nobel Prize winners.

The UK’s government’s focus on the Northern Powerhouse has helped position Manchester as the North’s economic epicentre. The city has emerged as a natural choice for investment outside of London.

“The world’s first industrialised city, home to the first public library and birthplace of the world’s first computer”

  • 10 mins walk to the main Manchester centre
  • 15 minutes from Peel Park and the Irwell River
  • 5 minutes from Salford Central train station

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