Suttons are pleased to offer this rare opportunity to purchase a two bedroomed apartment overlooking Sackville Park in the village area of Manchester city centre

• TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS
• UNDERGROUND PARKING
• CONTEMPORARY CONVERTED BUILDING
• SOLID WOOD FLOORING
• POPULAR DEVELOPMENT
• VILLAGE LOCATION
• GREENERY VIEWS

This original apartment within the outstanding converted building of Regency House is set within the village area of the city. Pleasantly overlooking Sackville Park, offering style, space and contemporary living . Briefly the property comprises of a sizeable hallway with ample storage space both overhead and into three separate storage cupboards. There are also two double size bedrooms, one benefitting from an en-suite style wetroom and the main bathroom all stretching from the hallway. That leads eventually onto the main living space wihich creates the lounge/dining area and kitchen. This stunning converted development was completed by Artisan offering individualistic apartments. This exclusive and elegant development was converted in a true traditional style, boasting solid wood flooring, original timber beams and metal columns and girders. This apartment comes well dressed and we urge you to take a look........

Entrance Hall The entrance to this delightful property has a bright feel and is neutrally finished with solid wood flooring, overhead storage and original beams. There are storage heaters and power points, the points are finished in a brushed steel style.

Living / Dining 30.01x18.09. Looking from the hallway, through the open plan living area and out over Sackville Park and the greenery gives this apartment a unique aspect rarely afforded to apartments in Manchester city centre. There is a fresh light and airy feel to this room. The solid wooden flooring continues through into this living area and the numerous power and t.v. points are sure to be enough to satisfy most needs for entertainment. The impressive ceilings show the original character and gives a clue to the heritage of this traditional building.

Kitchen 10.05x8.04. The kitchen offers a good range of wall and base units with solid wooden worksurfaces over and brick style cream tiling to compliment this. There is an integrated electric oven and hob with hood over, dish washer and integrated fridge freezer. There is spot lighting fitted and steel look power points. The flooring is covered in rustic style tiling again adding to the abundance of character this apartment boasts.

Bedroom / Ensuite 10.06x13.05. The solid wood flooring stretches into the main bedroom which has two large feature windows with an aspect overlooking the atrium. A walk in style wardrobe adds to the luxury feel of this apartment. There are power points again finished a brushed style steel. There is ample storage space provided here in the style of overhead traditional style storage. The en-suite completes the main bedroom utilising the space behind the bed as a wet room complete with a heater, wc, and wash hand basin all pleasantly finished in mosaic stlyle tiles.

Bedroom 8.00x10.09. Once again the solid wood floors run into the bedroom from the hallway and there is a window looking into the atrium. There are feature beams and columns. An electric storage heater provides the warmth and there are numerous steel coated power points.

Bathroom 8.00x6.02. The property has a contemporary white bathroom suite with a power shower above the bath, Wc and a sink. The flooring is tiled and there is a shelf above the hand basin offering a great space for luxury toiletries to be placed on show. Spot lighting, heating and a razor connection has been fitted here.

Located in the heart of the gay village, Regency House is THE daddy of Manchester warehouse conversions. Many refurbishments claim to be authentic but this is the real thing; 33 huge loft apartments with high ceilings, wooden floors and iron columns. Despite the rather bizarre fish tanks, the communal space is impressive with its wooden beams and tall glass atrium. But it's the quality that really stands out and many of the apartments have been re-fitted to make them amongst the best in Manchester. Our only criticism would be the slightly vibrant location, but the thick walls do their best to address this. Most apartments have nice outlooks but the top floor ones have panoramic views across Canal Street from their sheltered terraces