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Orlando Reid Launches Brunswick Mill – 153 New Homes in New Islington, Manchester

Orlando Reid launches Brunswick Mill in Manchester’s trendy New Islington with 153 new homes

Orlando Reid has been appointed sole selling agent for Brunswick Mill – the new £75m residential development, in New Islington located to the east of Manchester’s popular Northern Quarter.

Brunswick Mill offers 153 residential apartments – including one, two and three bedroom units.  The repurposed Grade II Listed Victorian cotton mill building is a prominent local landmark on the skyline, situated in an attractive waterside location adjacent to the Ashton Canal, in the up and coming area of New Islington, Manchester.

Dating back to 1837, Brunswick Mill was designed by the firm of David Bellhouse, who became one of the country’s leading mill architects during the early 19th Century.

Baljit Arora, Managing director at Orlando Reid commented: “Apartments at Brunswick Mill are an obvious choice for investors looking for a good rental return.  The development will be equally appealing to city commuters looking for a central location within an easy walk of the city centre.

We are seeing an increasing influx of new tech companies choosing to come to Manchester and this is likely to spark additional interest from talented tech employees looking to settle in the area.  Prices are really competitive for a development of this quality, starting from £198,000 (approx £400 per square foot) for a one bedroom apartment.  Investors will achieve strong rental returns and those looking to step onto the property ladder can enjoy well designed space combining history with first class luxury living”.

New Islington which borders Ancoats is a vibrant food and drink destination and the district has enjoyed a significant transformation in recent years; whilst retaining its important industrial buildings which define this area’s working history and textile industry heritage.

Orlando Reid’s Manchester team has established itself as a leader in selling new prime residential schemes and investment options across the city and has brokered some of the city’s most successful development deals.  Last summer, Orlando Reid Manchester worked with Awal Investment, specialist mill developers, selling apartments at their Meadow Mill in Stockport.

Prices at Brunswick Mill for 1 bed start at £198,000; 2 beds from £262,75

Olivia McHugh
Olivia McHugh
Staff writer
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