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H2 Castlefield Is to Create a Unique Development That Reflects Modern Day City Living but with a Sophisticated Twist BY WHITECROFT WELCOME TO H 2 CASTLEFIELD A SOPHISTICATED TWIST ON CITY CENTRE LIVING teeped in history, intertwined with period and modern S architecture, Manchester is a thriving city with Castlefield proving itself as the perfect location for our flagship H2 development. Where we live becomes who we are. It’s a place where we enjoy to be and more importantly, is a space where we feel comfortable in our surroundings. It’s close to everything we love – and this is why our mission with H2 Castlefield is to create a unique development that reflects modern day city living but with a sophisticated twist. Through constructing new and exciting living spaces from inception to completion, our aspirations of fusing historical locations with ultra-modern buildings to deliver a place to eat, sleep, drink and enjoy have truly been met. A bold façade perfectly nestled in the heart of Manchester with soft but highly contemporary features, H2 Castlefield is a city centre development like no other. These visionary apartments offer stunningly created and stylised interiors and create the perfect home for the modernised city dweller. partments in this angular, cutting- A edge development combine modern and contemporary features sympathetically designed to form a perfect balance with Castlefield’s iconic surroundings. H 2 features a combination of brick and emulated molten metal as a ‘nod’ to the former ironworks in the area. The striking silver strip down the centre of the development ingeniously emulates the nearby River Irwell, offering the ultimate eye-catching design. MANCHESTER THE CITY OF THE FUTURE THE UK’S SECOND CITY anchester is nothing short of first class. Its reputation and M international status knows no bounds and it stands proudly as one of the key cities in the North of England as a cosmopolitan hub, offering vibrancy and an eclectic world of culture. Manchester is a city that constantly excels itself, consistently at the forefront of technology and creativity. A place where anything goes. People who live here love this city. This is why Manchester has been awarded as the UK’s most desirable to place to live on more than one occasion. AT THE FOREFRONT OF POSITIVE CHANGE s the driving force behind the government’s A Northern Powerhouse vision, the face of Manchester continues to develop. The city inspires its inhabitants to be a part of the forever changing landscape. Its popularity continues to grow as investors invest here, businesses relocate here, professionals want to live here and families choose to settle here. Bolstered by an extensive transport network, Manchester has connections like no other. Its several thriving business districts sit alongside the renowned international creative hub MediaCityUK and the home of BBC and ITV. Regeneration throughout the city continues to push boundaries and firmly cements Manchester as not just a key city for the here and now, but a key city for the future. THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND THE NORTHERN POWERHOUSE VISION HISTORY CULTURE anchester is renowned for its rich and here’s no shortage of fine dining, bars, M cultured history. The motherland of T restaurants, shopping centres, museums the Industrial Revolution is bundled amongst and art galleries in Manchester. fascinating architecture, ancient railways, picturesque canals and waterways. Opera houses, concert halls, convention centres and theatres purely add to the Two world famous football clubs, Manchester sophistication of the city, while its buzzing City and Manchester United, founded in the nightlife and eclectic mix of leisure activities 1800s are supported internationally and the are all part of its charm. city has been on a provisional list for UNESCO World Heritage City on several occasions. THERE REALLY WAS NO BETTER CITY TO CONSIDER FOR WHITECROFT’S H2 DEVELOPMENT. MANCHESTER TRULY HAS IT ALL. CASTLEFIELD REFINED CITY LIVING hilst Castlefield is one of the most Named as the UK’s first designated urban heritage W historic areas of Manchester with its park, Castlefield was once home to a Roman fort, winding waterways, industrialised past and where a partial reconstruction still exists to this Roman architecture, it is blended with modern day. Its nightlife rivals that of Manchester city amenities and a buzzing social scene to suit centre with a unique array of bars and eateries today’s modern lifestyle. Think ‘city centre life’ in reaching as far as Deansgate. For couples and young a much more tranquil and sophisticated setting. professionals, H2 Castlefield, is perfectly located for a balance of work and play. For those with a more relaxed desire, Castlefield A true waterside sanctuary on the edge of the benefits from scenic riverside walks away from city, there aren’t many locations that could the hustle and bustle of city life. The historic canal rival Castlefield with its quaint, historic views network stems right through the area across to Old complimenting an array of urban creations. Trafford Stadium and Salford Quays. The area is also home to the Museum of Science and Industry, Castlefield Bowl and Castlefield Gallery. PHONES4U ARENA N.O.M.A. THE PRINTWORKS NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM NORTHERN WELL QUARTER ARNDALE SHOPPING CENTRE ST JOHNS MANCHESTER CITY CENTRE CONNECTED PICCADILLY GARDENS SPINNINGFIELDS TOWN HALL OPERA HOUSE MANCHESTER CENTRAL LIBRARY CHINA TOWN CASTLEFIELD THE VILLAGE SUPERMARKET DEANSGATE MUSEUM OF MANCHESTER CENTRAL SCIENCE & INDUSTRY BEETHAM TOWER BRIDGEWATER HALL DUKES92 MEDIACITYUK PALACE THEATRE DEANSGATE STATION HOME BBC / ITV THE WHARF FIRST STREET THE LOWRY SALFORD QUAYS MEDICAL CENTRE MANCHESTER LAW SCHOOL IMPERIAL WAR MUSEUM CORNBROOK METROLINK AQUATICS CENTRE MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY ROYAL NORTHERN COLLEGE OF MUSIC UNIVERSITIES MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY THE ACADEMY Castlefield sits at the heart of Manchester’s transport network. NEAREST METROLINK STATION: 5 minute walk METROLINK TO PICCADILLY GARDENS: 10 minutes NEAREST TRAIN STATION (DEANSGATE): Less than 1 mile away H 2 is perfectly positioned with easy access to the M60, M602 and M56. INTRODUCING H2 IN BRIEF: ts unique design, ideal location and • 42 apartments across 8 levels 2 I contemporary interior truly showcases H • Combination of 1 and 2 bedrooms Castlefield as the epitome of modern day city • Limited number of apartments include living. en-suite bathroom Designed by award-winning Cheshire based • High specification development Calderpeel architects, this development of 42 • Modern fixtures and fittings one and two bedroom apartments is finished to • Appliances included the highest standard. • Optional white goods upgrade available SPECIFICATION COMMON AREAS & ENTRANCE LOBBY KITCHENS • Secure main door with door answer • High gloss contemporary kitchen entry system units • Passenger lift to all levels • Coordinating splash back to cooker • Stairs to all levels • Coordinating 40mm solid surface worktop with inset stainless steel • Carpets to all landings sink and mixer tap • Post box for each apartment • Coordinating carcasses and plinths • Low voltage down lights to kitchen APARTMENTS area LIVING AREA • LED down lighters to kitchen worktops • Integrated multi-function electric • Open plan living areas oven • Low voltage down lights to all living • Integrated ceramic hob areas • Stainless steel chimney hood • TV & Telephone points to living areas (satellite and broadband enabled, • Brushed steel switch plates and subject to purchaser subscription) electrical sockets • Full height aluminium powder coated double glazed windows in the living area • Brushed steel switch plates and electrical sockets with USB charging socket in living area DOORS GENERAL • Video door entry system to each • Walnut veneered entrance doors with apartment high quality stainless steel door • Fully glazed communal areas with furniture automated lighting • Contemporary walnut effect internal • Spyhole to apartment front door doors with stainless steel door furniture • Security fob access to all building entrances. HEATING • Integrated building and individual • Hot water cylinder apartment fire and heat detection system • Wall mounted individual electric panel heaters with thermostatic • Mains powered smoke detectors control throughout • Parking is available as an additional cost option ELECTRICAL • All apartments are individually metered • 13 Amp power circuits • 10 Year building warranty • Lighting switch plates and socket • Lease term 999 years outlets in brushed steel finish • Ground rent £300 per annum subject to review FLOOR PLANS There are 5 typical internal layouts* GROUND FLOOR *Excludes ground floor apartments. Apartments on this level may feature slightly different floor plans. All floor plans, external features, standard fixtures and fittings are subject to change at any time and without notice. FIRST TO SIXTH FLOOR SEVENTH FLOOR PENTHOUSES ur key driver is our passion to develop homes that demand a O scale of vision and provide bespoke property solutions to meet an unquestionable demand. Working with local communities to enhance derelict and open spaces whilst being sympathetic to its surroundings is often a challenge, but is one that we truly thrive on. From site acquisition and planning through to design and build, each development is lovingly treated with acute attention to detail which enhances Whitecroft’s proposition. Backed by an experienced team managing projects from inception to completion, our homes are built using the finest materials and contemporary finishes to provide properties to meet today’s discerning buyer. TEL: EMAIL: WEB: 0870 300 3333 [email protected] whitecroftgroup.com.
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