Manchester

• Studio: £138,126
• 1 Bed Flat: £143,150
• 2 Bed Flat: £214,710
• 2 Bed Hse: £202,683
• 3 Bed Hse: £206,214

• Studio: £565 pcm
• 1 Bed Flat: £621 pcm
• 2 Bed Flat: £820 pcm
• 3 Bed Flat: £1269 pcm
• 2 Bed Hse: £894 pcm

• Manchester's restaurants offer around 30 different types of foreign cuisine - including everything from Armenian to Persian!
• Manchester has more theatres than any other UK city outside London
• The city is home to 170 tourist attractions - and three major National Parks are within an hour's drive
• Manchester's new £150 million, 47-storey glass tower is the highest living space in the United Kingdom

Our Manchester office is located in the south of the city, with views of the stunning Bridgewater Hall, and the brand new Manchester International Convention Centre. Within a few minutes walk are the canal-side development of Castlefield, with its waterside bars and restaurants, as well as the cafe bars of Canal Street.

There are arguably few cities in England that compare with the 'capital of the north'. Manchester has it all - an exciting, vibrant atmosphere, historic landmarks, fascinating history, a thriving nightlife and a diverse mix of people.

The Trafford Centre is home to a host of stores to rival London's shopping, such as Harvey Nichols and Selfridges. Manchester is also home to Rusholme's famous Curry Mile - an avenue of around 50 restaurants.

Set in the heart of Lancashire, it was here that the Industrial Revolution began in the 18th Century. Today, the region is home to over 7 million people, ensuring its reputation as one of the most dynamic and cosmopolitan of Northern cities.