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80 Mosley Street Manchester M2 3FX Suites Available from 1302 Sq Ft To Let: 80 Mosley Street Manchester M2 3FX Suites available from 1,302 sq ft (121 sq m) - 3,704 sq ft (344 sq m) Historic Heart, Central Focus Manchester has undergone an astonishing evolution in recent years, and the city centre’s ever-kinetic business district is a testament to that. At the epicentre of this bustling engine-room sits 80 Mosley Street. Modern The floors look out onto iconic St. Peter’s Square, home to no less than four Grade I or II listed structures: Manchester Central Library, Spaces, the Midland Hotel, Manchester Cenotaph and Manchester Town Hall. City centre views don’t come much grander. Iconic If any single location can lay claim to being the beating heart of Manchester, Views St. Peter’s Square is it. 80 Mosley offers boutique style suites for well-established and growing businesses with flexibility to suit. The contemporary refurbished double-height reception provides an impressive and welcoming sense of arrival. The elegant polished concrete floor tiles and glazed brick detail provides a sense of premium and modern design that is consistent throughout all the newly refurbished common areas. Sweeping glazing provides 80 Mosley Street’s refurbished floorplates with an abundance of natural light coupled with the unobstructed views across St. Peter’s Square which are amongst the city’s most spectacular. The building’s floorplates allow efficiency and flexibility that can be customised with ease to reflect your company’s identity and brand. Small floorplates allow unique self-contained 80 Mosley Street occupancy to tenants. Lettings Brochure 04 The Specification Grade A office accommodation Manned reception desk Newly refurbished reception and common parts 24 hour access 7 days a week Full access raised floor 2 x passenger lifts with newly refurbished carts VRF heating and cooling system Refurbished male and female WCs to each floor High quality LED lighting throughout New shower facilities and cycle hub to basement Solar reflective glass Secure basement parking Double-height entrance 80 Mosley Street Lettings Brochure Angel Meadow Manchester Arena Blackfriars Road Peel Park Manchester Victoria Street Station Cannon Oldham Road Peru Street Street George A6042 Salford Urbis Crescent North Station Printworks Cathedral Corn The Meadow Blackfriars Road Exchange Corporation Street Adelphi Street Adelphi A6 Chapel Street Trinity Way Chapel Street A6 Market Street 23 07 Northern New Bailey Street Albion Way Salford Quarter Street Central Station Market Street Hulme Street High Street Irwell River Irwell 22 Indicative A34 4th James Street Old Mill Street St Ann Street King Street West Space PlanA5066 Floor Bridge Street King Street 13 Notes 18 Hope St Spring Gardens Deansgate King Street York Street Piccadilly Cross Street Gardens Liverpool Street Dale Street Water Street Wood Street John Dalton Street 8 Piccadilly Bus Stop New Quay Street 3 14 9 21 New York Street Princess15 Street 2 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 COMMS Spinningfields 16 A6042 ROOM MEETING ROOM West Mosley Street Albert 7 10 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 Square 11 OFFICE B 31 Town 6 Middlewood Hall London Road 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 Quay Street Portland Street OFFICE C 4 Street 12 China BOARDROOM Town St Peters Chorlton Street 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 28 Square 28 Central 1400 x 800 Water Street1400 x 800 1400 x 800 St John’s Peter Street Library 17 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 Castlefield1400 x 800 5 DECORATIVE SHELVING DECORATIVE SHELVING Gardens 29 27 1 Sackville Street DECORATIVE SHELVING 26 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 20 Piccadilly 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 DECORATIVE HUNG ACOUSTIC PANELS Station Deansgate 19 RECEPTION DECORATIVE SCREEN TO COVER VIEW TO LOCKERS DECORATIVE SCREEN WITH BRANDING RECEPTION DESK DECORATIVE SHELVING Mosley Street Portland Street Princess Street PRINT HUB HIGH TABLE Oxford Street HOT DESKS Sackville Street OFFICE A Liverpool Road LOCKERS/CHANGING AREA Great Northern 24 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 LOCKERS MAIN ENTRANCE 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 COAT & GENERAL STORAGE Whitworth Street COLLABORATION & Mosley Street DECORATIVE SHELVING CASUAL MEETING AREA 4 SEAT BOOTH Beetham Tower 25 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 4 SEAT BOOTH 1400 x 800 1400 x 800 FRIDGE 1600 x 800 Deansgate Oxford Road Station Whitworth Street West - FIRST ISSUE 17/04/19 Station RevisionTram Description hub with Date Princess Street BREAKOUT AREA Drawing Status 17m2 20 min train to 10 min walk to 4 SEAT BOOTH connections Medlock HOME PRELIMINARY Manchester Airport OxfordPiccadilly Street Train Station FILE STORAGE across the city HIGH TABLE River Irwell Street Workspace Design & Build Ltd, 10th Floor, York House, 20 York Street, Manchester, M2 3BB Great Jackson Street Tel: 01613 710 train 3700 Web: stations www.workspacedesign.co.uk Bike store 1 minute walk to OfficePROPOSED desks: GA PLAN 41 Client AMELIAwithin BARRATT 10 min walk available on site St Peter’s Sq Tram stop OFFICE DESKS: 41 Breakout area: 8 seats Accommodation Job BREAKOUT AREA: 8 SEATS 80 MOSLEY STREET HOT DESKS: MIN 8 SEATS OFFICE DESIGN Schedule City Road East HotBOARDROOM: desks: 10 Min SEATS 8 seats Description MEETING ROOM: 4 SEATS PROPOSED GA PLAN 4TH FLOOR COLLABORATION AREA: Boardroom: 10 seats Scale Date Drawn/Checked - HIGH TABLE FOR 8 1. St Peter’s Square Metrolink 12. Manchester Art Gallery 23. Arndale SEATS 3,700 sq ft 1:50 @ A1 17-04-19 MBP/RD 4th Floor: 2. King StreetProject No. TownhouseDrawing No. Revision 13. Mash Tun 24. Manchester Central Meeting- 2 X ARMCHAIR room: SET4 seats - 3 X 4SEAT BOOTH (split options 1,550 sq ft – 2,225 sq ft) 3. Hotel--- Gotham100 - 14. Moose Coffee 25. Costa Coffee Collaboration2X PRINT HUBS area: 4. Caffé Nero 15. Caffé Grande 26. The Anthologist 6th Floor: 1,300 sq ft (with balcony) All Saints - High table for 8 seats 5. Starbucks 16. Piccolino Croma 27. Peter Street KitchenPark 7th Floor: 1,577 sq ft (November 2020) 6. Salut 17. Wagamama 28. Brewdog - 2 x armchair set 7. The Directors Box 18. Browns 29. Friska 8th Floor: 2,987 sq ft - 3 x 4 seat booth 8. Rosso 19. Fumo 30. Albert’s Schloss 9. Six by Nico 20. Midland Hotel 31. Brewski 10. Sainsbury’s 21. The Alchemist 80 Mosley Street 11. Tesco 22. St Ann’s Square Lettings Brochure 08 Citywide, Nationwide, Worldwide The £20 million redevelopment of St. Peter’s Square has transformed it into the most hyper- connected point in Manchester. Every Metrolink line runs through the brand- new twin-island station – you can be on tram to Manchester Airport, Old Trafford or MediaCityUK within moments of exiting 80 Mosley Street. Piccadilly Station, meanwhile, is a mere 10-minute walk away. Amenities-wise, the area in and around Mosley Street and St. Peter’s Square has never been more vibrant with possibility. Whether it’s an early-morning croissant or a post-work cocktail you’re after, you need never travel far to get exactly what you want. 80 Mosley Street Lettings Brochure For further information please contact: 0161 455 7666 0161 242 7055 Mark Garner Matt Pickersgill [email protected] [email protected] 80mosleystreet.com.
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