Looking for a place to live in Manchester? These city centre homes have it all.
Nothing beats life in the city centre. Sleek apartments, world-class restaurants and transport connections right on your doorstep. Throw in vibrant community activities, lush outdoor spaces and that unmistakable Mancunian spirit and youâve got NOMA â one of the cityâs most exciting neighbourhoods.
Weâve rounded up eight of the best places to live in and around NOMA.
NOMAâs original apartment building, Moda: Angel Gardens is a 35-storey residential skyscraper packed with luxe amenities. Thereâs a residentâs gym, a cinema, a sky lounge and even a rooftop sports pitch â perfect for sunset 5-a-side. With pet-friendly policies and regular resident events, this is next-gen living at its very best.
Moda: Angel Gardens, 1 Rochdale Road, Manchester, M4 4GE.
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If youâre looking for an apartment building with enviable aesthetics, it has to be the New Vic. Designed with the spirit of the Victorians in mind, itâs all lush greenery and carefully-crafted communal spaces, creating a strong sense of community. Itâs perfect for remote working, with meeting rooms, Zoom booths and free ultra-fast broadband throughout. They even have resident chefs!
New Vic Apartments, 103 Corporation Street, Manchester, M4 4DZ.
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The glass-fronted towers of The Gate and The Stile overlook Angel Meadow Park â Manchesterâs largest green space. Step inside and youâll find a mix of luxury one, two and three bedroom apartments and penthouses, alongside a gym, shared terrace and residentâs lounge. Itâs pet-friendly too, so you can bring along your four-legged friends.
The Gate and The Stile, 21 Aspin Lane, Manchester, M4 4GU.
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As the latest phase of the ÂŁ200m MeadowSide scheme, 12-storey Mount Yard also overlooks Angel Meadow Park. Itâs a development that fits beautifully into the Manchester landscape, using traditional brick to complement surrounding mills and factory conversions. Made up of one, two and three-bedroom apartments and townhouses, itâs a stunning choice for city living.
Mount Yard, 2 Old Mount Street, Mount Yard, Manchester M4 4GP.
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The development at Swan Street House is built for renters, and itâs one of the best of its kind in the city. Perched on the edge of Ancoats, itâs made up of one, two and three-bedroom apartments across two 32-storey and 14-storey towers. Each apartment is fully-furnished, making move-in a breeze. With co-working spaces, a cinema room and a yoga studio, thereâs plenty going on.
Swan Street House, 70 Swan Street, Manchester, M4 5GB.
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Sitting pretty on Tib Street, the 8-storey Transmission House has an M1 postcode. Surrounded by the Northern Quarterâs creativity, itâs perfect for those who work nearby. Its 183 homes include one, two and three bedroom apartments, alongside five spectacular penthouses. With three rooftop gardens offering 360 degree views of the city, itâs one of the best places to live in the city centre.
Transmission House, 11 Tib Street, Manchester, M4 1AF.
Looking to live the high life? Anaconda Cut could be just the place. Situated in Salfordâs Greengate development, the 44-storey skyscraper is home to 351 stylish apartments, alongside a roof terrace, sky lounge, gym and cinema room. The views are like no other â on a clear day, they stretch as far as the Pennines.
Anaconda Cut, 100 Greengate, Salford, M3 7NG.
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