LOCATION
The heart of commercial Manchester sits within an elongated diamond shape between Mosley Street to the east, Princess Street to the south, Cross Street to the west and Market Street to the north.
Right at the centre of that lies Spring Gardens – at the apex of the key King Street thoroughfare, the vital artery that links Piccadilly Gardens to the east with Deansgate and Spinningfields to the west. This is where The Chancery sits.
The Chancery is surrounded on all sides by buildings of grace and quiet authority. Many of them are historical, with noble stone façades; some are new, with sleek glass walls reaching skywards. All are inspiring.
CONNECTIVITY
The Chancery’s location makes it easily accessible from all parts of the city and beyond. It’s within a few minutes’ walk of the key St. Peter’s Square Metrolink hub, with mainline railway stations Piccadilly and Victoria both within a ten minute walk away. Bus services from Piccadilly Gardens, just 400 metres away, run to all parts of the city.
AMENITIES
King Street has long been known as the prime address in central Manchester and this broad boulevard has a range of amenities that speak of the confidence Manchester has as a leading European city. High-end retail, top quality restaurants, chic boutique hotels, they’re all here, set within a refined collection of majestic buildings.
For the more everyday basic needs, there are Tesco Express and Sainsbury’s Local stores within a few minutes’ walk from the building, along with the popular Market Street and Arndale Centre retail pitch close by.
A COLOURFUL ARRAY OF SHOPS, BARS AND RESTAURANTS CLOSE BY…
