1 bed flat for sale

Store Street, Manchester M1

Highly desirable prime city centre location in M1.

Part of the £1.5 billion Mayfield masterplan, with new public park, homes, offices & retailers.

Next to Manchester Piccadilly Station, with links across UK and 2h to London.

New boutique residential build of 72 units.

1 & 2 bedroom modern apartments with luxury interiors and finishes.

The city’s best spots and amenities on the doorstep.

Rare new build opportunity in the heart of Manchester.

Estimated completion date Q4 2027.

Full rental management available for investors.

Picadilly Wharf is a new prime development situated beside Manchester Piccadilly Station. It presents a rare opportunity to invest in a highly desirable city centre location which is seeing major investments through the Mayfield Regeneration scheme. Picadilly Wharf will transform an underused plot into a high-quality residential development designed for modern urban living, directly surrounded by the city’s best amenities and a 5 min walk to Manchester Picadilly Station, providing excellent connectivity across the UK.
Picadilly Wharf offers a bespoke selection of 72 one and two-bedroom units distributed across 15 floors. Every apartment is designed to the highest standards, with large windows for plenty of natural light, high-spec interiors and luxury finishes. Residents will benefit from easy access to the city’s best restaurants, shops, entertainment, culture and transport links, all on their doorstep. The development is also moments away from the Mayfield Regeneration scheme, one of Manchester’s biggest rejuvenation projects.
Considering the growing demand for high-quality rental accommodation in Manchester city centre, Picadilly Wharf fills a gap in the market for professionals, creatives and high-earning tenants by providing superb new-built dwellings in a rare city centre location.
Mayfield Regeneration
Picadilly Wharf is the latest residential phase within the Mayfield Regeneration Zone, one of Manchester’s most ambitious projects with a £1.4 billion plan to transform the land surrounding Picadilly Station into the city’s newest mixed-used neighbourhood. At the centre of the scheme is Mayfield Park, the first phase of the project which was completed in 2022 and now open. It is the first city centre park to be created in Manchester in 100 years, and the second of the two public park Manchester has in the centre. At 6.5 acres, Mayfield park includes a variety of trees, shrubs and plants, a children’s play area centred around the restored watercourse of the river Medlock, bringing new life to a previously disused industrial area. Given the scarcity of quality green spaces in Manchester city centre, it is expected that the desirability of the proximity to the Mayfield Park will be reflected in the property prices.
The plan will also involve the creation of 1,500 new homes, quality office & commercial spaces, mixed-leisure, retail units, eateries and cultural amenities. This will boost the local economy and create around 13,000 jobs in the area. The site provides a link and continuity between established regeneration zones (e.g. Ancoats and the Northern Quarter) and expands the city centre, improving on pedestrian and cycle connections between nearby districts.
Of all the regeneration schemes that have been or are taking place in Manchester, Picadilly Wharf is the most strategically positioned one, mainly because of the proximity to Picadilly Station. Manchester Picadilly serves train lines across the UK, including London in around 2 hours, making this location highly desirable for professionals commuting to the capital.
Sustainability and preservation of the site’s heritage are at the heart of Mayfield Regeneration plan. The scheme will involve making use of the historic railway structures and design an environmentally friendly landscape to help promote a high biodiversity, promoting a better urban lifestyle experience where people can live, work and socialise.
The Mayfield Regeneration scheme’s aim is to create a new urban community where people can live, work, and socialise, all centred around a major new public green space.