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Located in Stretford, Manchester , The Bank is a self-contained development of thirteen 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with a commercial ground floor unit. Stretford has fantastic transport links to Manchester and is a great area for investors to take advantage of the surge in property demand.
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Originally known as Derby Hall, this building was home to a conservative club for many years until being repurposed as a retail unit to take advantage to the proximity of Stretford Mall. This building is believed to be one of the original historic buildings in Stretford town centre, and one of the few still in existence. Most recently the ground floor was a Bank, but the building has stood empty since their closure.
The Heaton Group are breathing new life into this historic building, updating the ground floor space into a creative shared working space and converting the first and second floors into 13 apartments comprising of 12 one bedroomed apartments and 1 two bedroomed apartments – of these 3 are duplexes with a private staircase to a second floor. The development aims to avoid excessive changes to the external appearance of the building, with only the windows being replaced and the retail façade being updated, ensuring the building maintains a sense of historic importance whilst being brought in line with the two-million-pound renovation of the Mall.
Situated in the North West of England, Stretford is in South Manchester, an ideal location for commuting to the city centre or surrounding areas via the cities excellent transport links. Stretford has its own tram stop, offering direct links to the City Centre. Media City is also only 13 minutes away by bus.
Situated close to several areas of natural beauty such as the Peak District, Wales and the Lake District, Stretford suits those looking for the urban lifestyle or a slower paced rural setting too. As Stretford is so ideally situated in Manchester as part of the Northern Powerhouse, it offers easy link for travel to other key cities such as Edinburgh, Leeds Glasgow and London.
