Middlewood Plaza Salford Project Overview by The High Street Group

Project Overview Salford

middlewood regeneration corridor

Co n t e n t s Overview 4 salford, site location

REGENERATION 8 POPULATION 14 our offering

the scheme

PROPERTY specifications

About us

Middlewood Plaza, Salford is located within 10 minutes walk of Manchester City Centre, and pedestrian access is through the large regenerated area known as Middlewood Locks. The site is also located within 4 minutes walk of the new amenity and leisure facilities being developed within the centre of Middlewood Locks. Public investment in carriageway improvements to Liverpool Street and Middlewood Street will soon see the creation of a cycle highway connecting the area even more closely to Manchester City Centre.

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Only a 10 minute walk to Manchester City Centre salford k e y d e v e lop m e n t s Cranes have become a familiar part of Salford’s skyline, bearing testament to the high levels of development and regeneration taking place. The greatest transformation is undoubtedly happening at Salford Quays in the east of the city. Building on its successful transformation from docklands to a prestigious office location, it is now home to MediaCityUK - a 36 acre state-ofthe-art creative community. However, a large number of other key programmes and projects are also being developed and delivered across the city.

• Greengate - regenerating 13 hectares of vacant and derelict land to reconnect the historic centre of Salford to the modern and vibrant Manchester City Centre.

Salford City Council is preparing a local plan which will be the main land use planning document for the city. The local plan will:

• Bridgewater Canal corridor - restoration of key heritage sites, public realm and access improvements, new residential, commercial and leisure development.

• Set out how Salford should develop over the next two decades up to the year 2035. •

Identify the amount of new development that will come forward across the city, such as housing, offices, industry and retail and the main areas in which this will be focused support the delivery of key infrastructure, such as transport and utilities.

• Protect the city’s important environmental assets. • Allocate land for particular uses or protective designations. • Set out the main policies that will be used to determine planning applications. • University of Salford and the Crescent District - development of Salford’s first Science Park, The Innovation Park with 55 offices available on a flexible basis. Delivery of the University of Salford’s Campus Plan including a new student village and Gateway Building. Adoption of the Crescent Development Framework which sets out the future vision for development in the area. • Middlewood Locks - a mixed use development site centred around the Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal. 6

• Liverpool Road corridor improvements - delivering a range of building front, streetscene and environmental improvements. •

Irwell River Park - creating an international waterfront destination through a range of environmental and access improvements to create opportunities for sustainable transport, commercial and residential development.

• Transforming neighbourhoods in partnership with public and private sector partners. • Investing in improvements to the sport and recreation offer - including a Heritage Lottery Fund bid for Peel Park and improving access to The Meadow. • Port Salford - plans are underway for a tri-modal inland port facility and distribution park development adjacent to AJ Bell Stadium. • AJ Bell Stadium - a multi-million pound development which is home to Salford Red Devils and Sale Sharks Rugby Union Club. • Logistics North - working with Bolton to develop the site for a major industrial and distribution complex with associated industrial and warehousing space. • Digital Village - a new development of 12 business units opposite the historic Ordsall Hall, beautifully mixing the old with the new. • Soapworks - delivery of further phases of mixed-use floorspace to create a modern and dynamic centre for business, creativity and leisure. HSG - Project Overview - Salford

b a c k g r ou n d Salford is located at the heart of the Greater Manchester conurbation, providing access to a large domestic market of almost 2.5 million people. The city sits at the hub of the transport network with the M602, M60, M61 and M62 motorways which are all within the city boundaries. There are also excellent rail and air links and the LRT Metrolink service supports Eccles and Salford Quays.

Salford itself currently has a population of 216,103 and Salford City Council aims to create an economically prosperous city that encourages investment, supports business development and enables people to achieve their full potential.

Already there is a strong business base, with over 7,000 businesses spanning the range of financial and professional services, manufacturing, engineering and service sector companies. A further analysis of these businesses shows that approximately 79% of these businesses employ 10 people or less. The change in the structure of the national economy with the decline of the traditional heavy manufacturing industries has been mirrored in Salford and employment is becoming increasingly dominated by the service sector. The city is home to a number of key employment sectors, namely financial and professional services, healthcare, education, construction and the creative and manufacturing industries.

Salford S i t e Loc at i o n Purple Middlewood Regeneration Zone Blue Manchester City Centre Red

Salford City Centre

Green New Cycle Highway

Spinningfields Business District

Gmex

Beetham Tower Deansgate

Middlewood Regeneration Zone

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2025+

2020

2019 2021 2017

The regeneration of the Middlewood corridor

R e g e n e r at i o n The city centre of Manchester is growing at a rate of circa 2,000 units per annum, and the periphery of the city centre is growing by an estimated 5,000 units per annum. There are three main regeneration corridors satisfying part of that need. The largest of those regeneration corridors is Middlewood.

There are 6 zones within the Middlewood Regeneration corridor:

BLUE

Wilburn Basin - completed 2017 Regent 1 - completed 2017

The Middlewood Regeneration corridor, and the surrounding areas, are undergoing rapid transformation, with 5,000 homes, new commercial premises and amenity zone (Middlewood Locks) being built around existing retail parks between 2015 and 2030.

PINK

Middlewood Locks - phase 1 to complete 2020, including peripheral sites

GREEN

Middlewood Locks - phase 2 to complete 2025

The regeneration of the area is almost complete, with only a small area of existing homes remaining (built in 2003 in Yellow above).

BROWN Salford Central - complete 2019

PURPLE Regent Road - to complete 2021 RED

Existing retail and employment zone

site overview

Our scheme is located within Phase 1 of Middlewood Locks shown in red

The Middlewood Regeneration corridor in detail...

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wat e r s t r e e t The Water Street area has a unique blend of characteristics which provide an opportunity for the City Centre to continue its successful regeneration and drive economic growth across the City Region. The site is located within the city centre, the principal driver of economic growth in the City Region, and has the advantage of a gateway location. It has immediate accessibility to the Inner Ring Road and good public transport connections. It also has natural and man made assets – the River Medlock and the industrial character of the Castlefield Conservation Area, including the Listed Viaducts which offer the opportunity to provide a distinctive new area of Manchester in terms of appearance and functionality. The final phase of the regeneration of the existing city centre of Salford has planning and commenced on site last year. It will complete the regeneration of the old city centre with 860 new homes and 276 parking spaces. The scheme is due to complete in 2019. It runs along the Manchester side of the ring road and is comprised mainly of high rise blocks that are exiting to a mixture of PRS and BTL exits.

Wilburn basin and regent one Regent One and Wilburn Basin were both completed during 2016 and early 2017. They comprise over 1,200 homes and complete the regeneration of the zone at the end of Regent Road. There is no PRS in this regeneration. To the best of our knowledge, all of the units exited through BTL sales. The scheme wraps regeneration around the trunk road and existing employment and retail use on Regent Road. The employment and retail use is to remain in the long-term under Salford Planning rules.

KE Y FAC TS • 1,200 new homes • 0.9 miles to the main transport links • 3 minutes’ walk to Manchester City Centre • BTL units • Complete fully sold and occupied

KE Y FAC TS • 860 new homes • 3 minutes’ walk to Manchester City Centre • Mixture of PRS and BTL units • 276 parking spaces

m i d d l e w oo d loc k s Middlewood Locks is a large regeneration scheme that comprises three phases; 2 residential and one leisure and amenity development. The residential scheme includes 2,500 homes with 1,500 units in phase 1 and another 1,000 units in phase 2. The scheme comprises a central amenities and commercial core with two separate phases of housing either side. The central core is medium rise with the housing developed either side to high rise.

KE Y FAC TS • 2,500 new homes • 1 mile to the main transport links • 7 minutes’ walk to Manchester City Centre • Mixture of PRS and BTL units

The housing to the west is the first element to be delivered and comprises of over 1,500 units, including all peripheral sites. The heights and massing increase along Middlewood Street. 12

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X 1 d e v e lop m e n t s

regent road

X1 Developments’ latest plans, for a huge block of high-end apartments near Spinningfields, have been tabled.

This scheme is a fully consented scheme comprising 526 homes in four separate blocks of apartments.

The Liverpool-based firm is responsible for a raft of swanky towers across Manchester and Salford.

The blocks range from 7 to 24 storeys in height and have a variety of aspect quality. The scheme can be divided into the following:

The developer already has permission for four huge 26-storey blocks containing more than 1,000 apartments at MediaCityUK on Salford Quays. The £200m development will dominate the Salford skyline. X1 Developments’ latest plans could see 191 luxury flats built a stone’s throw from the huge Middlewood Locks development on Salford’s border with Manchester. The 14-storey block, on the corner of Liverpool Street and Oldfield Road, near Spinningfields, will contain one, two and three-bedroom flats - and duplex townhouses with private terraces. There will also be a gym, a residents’ lounge, a courtyard garden, a huge entrance foyer and secure car parking. Developers hope the project - dubbed X1 The Landmark - will act as a ‘gateway’ to the £730m Middlewood Locks development.

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24 storey tower - The tower has good aspects over the entire Salford Central regeneration zone and excellent perspectives on Manchester City. This block has a premium associated with its height and aspects.

• 14 storey tower - This block has limited views of the Salford Central regeneration, but is somewhat obscured by the larger block mentioned above. • 10 / 7 storey blocks - These blocks have more limited aspects over the adjacent railway lines and industrial areas as well as the remainder of this site.

KE Y FAC TS • 526 new homes • 1.2 miles to the main transport links • 15 minutes’ walk to Manchester City Centre

KE Y FAC TS

• BTL units

• Full planning for 191 homes • Includes a gym, a resident’s lounge, a courtyard garden, a huge entrance foyer and secure car parking • To the west of Middlewood Locks development

Facts and figures...

Manchester popu l at i o n

240

500

235 230

450

225

400

220

350

215

300

210

Population

Dwelling stock

2015

2014

200 2013

200 2012

250

2011

205

2010

The Residential Growth Strategy (2016â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2025) has been developed within this context and sets out the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s plans to deliver a minimum of 25,000 new homes over the next decade and provide the right housing mix for a growing population. To achieve this, Manchester will continue to prioritise high-density development in the conurbation core, with the apartment market expected to expand further.

550

2009

Salford Central represents almost 50% of the growth in more recent years with the conurbation.

600

245 Dwellings (in thousands)

The city is committed to building a minimum of 2,500 new homes per annum. Looking forward, there is evidence that confidence is returning to the market. There were in excess of 1,500 new homes completed across the city in 2015/16 (13% increase on 2014/15). Moreover, the city saw over 2,800 units start on-site during 2015/16 (a 58.1% increase in starts on 2014/15), including seven city centre apartment schemes delivering over 100 units.

250

Population (in thousands)

The population increase in the city continues to outstrip the supply of housing.

Completion

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av e r a g e s a l a r y f i gu r e s

2014

2015

2016

Leeds

£491.8

£516.1

£526.1

Liverpool

£494.7

£482.9

£503.8

Manchester

£476.7

£483.5

£500.0

Sheffield

£445.4

£453.2

£465.8

The average salary in Manchester City Centre is £26,125 (Centre for Cities report), higher than most cities in the north. Size and growth is illustrated by the following weekly wages data from Centre For Cities. The top cities are as follows: Over the last 15 years Manchester city centre has grown from circa 8,000 residents to over 30,000. When the fringe locations and regeneration corridors are taken into account, there are now circa 55,000 residents.

63.9%

68.6% Sheffield

Leeds

York

Manchester City conurbation compares well to the other high employment areas in the North.

Liverpool

69.7% Manchester

73.3%

Salford is a city in its own right, but is undergoing sustainable growth due to its intertwined relationship with the conurbation of Manchester and, in particular, its integration with the city centre of Manchester. Salford is currently experiencing vast growth and regeneration, which has been highlighted in this report.

76.7%

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The site can be developed into a split height of 6 and 9 storeys. It can accommodate 125 units within the redline of the site.

• Underground parking

The schedule of accommodation as it currently stands:

• Cycle bays

• Disabled access

Apartments

62 x one bed

20 x two bed

Townhouses

20 x two bed

2 x three bed

Duplex

17 x two bed

3 x three bed

• Smart technology

Roof Level: +27.9m

Floor 8: +25.0m

SHARED SURFACE

CRAVEN STREET

Floor 6: +19.2m

Roof Level: +19.2m

Floor 5: +16.2m

Floor 4: +13.2m

Floor 3: +10.2m

Floor 2: +7.2m

Floor 1: +4.2m

Ground: +1.2m

Cow Lane Elevation

Ground: +1.2m

Pavement Level: 0m

Lower Ground: -1.9m

Cow Lane Elevation

MUSLIN STREET

Floor 7: +22.2m

12m

Rev

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United Living

Material Key

1- Main grey/buff facing brickwork 2- Contrasting dark facing brickwork (to match adjacent scheme) 3- Metal cladding 4- HPL cladding panels (colour TBC)

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Liverpool Street Development, Salford Description:

COW LANE

COW LANE Vehicle Access to Lower Ground Parking Area Road junction & pavement upgraded

Street Level Access (0.0m)

2m 1in10 transition gradient

Plot: G-01 Type H2A* +0.0m

Plot: G-15 Type H2B +0.0m

Plot: G-16 Type H3B +0.0m

Plot: G-24 Type H2A

Ramp down

Plot: G-14 Type H2A* +0.0m

11800

3600

1in6 ramp gradient

Plot: G-02 Type H2A* +0.0m

Private Space

Plot: G-18 Type H2A

6000

6500 Podium Terrace Amenity Space (see Landscaping dwg. no.: D6563.001)

6500

Plot: G-12 Type H2A* +0.0m 6000

Access to terrace/dwellings (Ground Level +1.2m)

Private Space

Plot: G-04 Type H2A* +0.0m

Plot: G-21 Type H2A

Max. rise 170mm (18no.) Min. going 250mm

Plot: G-20 Type H2A

Plot: G-19 Type H3A

Lift 1.2x2.1m car 15 person 1125kg

Store

Store/Meters

Post

Max. rise 150mm (8no.) Min. going 300mm

6500

Max. rise 170mm (18no.) Min. going 250mm

Pedestrian Entry Lift 1.2x2.1m car 15 person 1125kg

Riser

Access to terrace/dwellings (Ground Level +1.2m)

Store

Store/Meters

Ramped Entry +1.2m

Riser

Store

1in12

Post

6500 Plot: G-05 Type F1B

Void Above

6500 Pedestrian Entry

6000

Plot: G-07 Type H2A

Plot: G-08 Type H2A

Plot: G-09 Type H2A

Plot: G-06 Type F2A

Plot: G-10 Type H2A

Visitor Cycle Parking

Plot: G-11 Type H2C

Front Deck Access (+1.2m)

Max. rise 150mm (8no.) Min. going 300mm

B A LIVERPOOL STREET

Upper Ground Floor Block Layout +1.2m

LIVERPOOL STREET 3

12m Roof Level: +27.9m

Floor 8: +25.0m

Floor 7: +22.2m

Floor 6: +19.2m

Floor 5: +16.2m

Floor 4: +13.2m

Floor 3: +10.2m

Floor 2: +7.2m

Floor 1: +4.2m

MUSLIN STREET

Roof Level: +19.2m

Ground: +1.2m

Pavement Level: 0m

Lower Ground: -1.9m

Liverpool Street Elevation

Lower Ground: -1.9m

Liverpool Street Elevation

SHARED SURFACE

CRAVEN STREET

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United Living Material Key

Project:

1- Main grey/buff facing brickwork

Liverpool Street Development, Salford

2- Contrasting dark facing brickwork (to match adjacent scheme) 3- Metal cladding

4- HPL cladding panels (colour TBC)

Description:

Liverpool Street Elevation

5- Contrasting HPL cladding panels to Town House entrances with individual mounted signage (colour TBC)

Purpose of issue:

6- Glass balustrading

PLANNING Roof Level: +19.2m

8- Exposed steel balcony with glass balustrading

Roof Level: +19.2m

9- PPC aluminium windows (colour TBC) 10- Car park ventilation louvres

COW LANE

11- 0.9m high boundary metal railing to Town House front privacy space

Floor 5: +16.2m

Floor 4: +13.2m

Floor 3: +10.2m

Floor 2: +7.2m

Floor 1: +4.2m

Ground: +1.2m

Muslin Street Elevation 0m

Pavement Level: 0m

Lower Ground: -1.9m

12m

Checked by:

MRT

DJW

Date:

Project No:

Aug 2017

16-006

Liverpool office: Lower Ground Floor, 28A Rodney Street, Liverpool, L1 2TQ Tel: 0151 708 9708 Fax: 0151 708 9709 studio@triangle-architects.ltd.uk www.triangle-architects.ltd.uk

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1- Main grey/buff facing brickwork 2- Contrasting dark facing brickwork (to match adjacent scheme) 3- Metal cladding 4- HPL cladding panels (colour TBC)

1:100@A1 60

Manchester office: Raven House, 113 Fairfield Street, Manchester, M12 6EL Tel: 0161 272 3500 Fax: 0161 272 3501

United Living Material Key

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Ground: +1.2m

Pavement Level: 0m

Muslin Street Elevation

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LIVERPOOL STREET

7- Glass Juliet balcony

Date

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Liverpool Street Development, Salford Description:

Potential Pedestrianisation of Craven Street. Enhanced external surface materials, street trees, furniture, planting boxes etc. (see Landscaping dwg. no.: D6563.001)

Plot: G-22 Type H2A 6500

Street Level Access (0.0m)

Plot: G-17 Type H2A

CRAVEN STREET

Plot: G-13 Type H2A* +0.0m

Void to parking area

Plot: G-03 Type H2A* +0.0m

2m 1in10 transition gradient

6700

MUSLIN STREET

Private Space

Plot: G-23 Type H2A

f loo r p l a n sp e c i f i c at i o n s

p r op e r t y sp e c i f i c at i o n s

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• All units meet with the new Design Space Standards • All units are wheelchair accessible • All apartments are serviced by fully maintained lifts 4

• All units have whole-house ventilation and sprinkler system protection

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6000

• High quality kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms fitted as standard

• Smart technology included as standard • Private roof terrace access for all residents

1-BED Flat Type F1A (1 Bedroom 2 Person) Floor Plan (Internal Area 39.0m²) 1 2 3 4 5

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Kitchen Living/Dining Bathroom Bedroom 1 Store

2 b e d a pa r t m e n t 4 p e r so n

Remarks:

PLANNING

Project:

Client:

United Living

Liverpool Street Development, Salford

Manchester office: Raven House, 113 Fairfield Street, Manchester, M12 6EL Tel: 0161 272 3500 Fax: 0161 272 3501 Liverpool office: Lower Ground Floor, 28A Rodney Street, Liverpool, L1 2TQ Tel: 0151 708 9708 Fax: 0151 708 9709 studio@triangle-architects.ltd.uk www.triangle-architects.ltd.uk

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1 Bed Flat Type F1A

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2-BED Flat Type F2A (2 Bedroom 4 Person) Floor Plan (Internal Area 59.3m²)

2-BED Flat Type F2B (2 Bedroom 4 Person) Floor Plan (Internal Area 59.3m²)

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Kitchen/Dining Living Shower Room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Ensuite Store

Kitchen/Dining Living Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Ensuite Store

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Store Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Ensuite Balcony

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Store Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Ensuite Balcony

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Client:

United Living

Liverpool Street Development, Salford

PLANNING Project:

Client:

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United Living

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4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Remarks:

Liverpool Street Development, Salford

6500

3-BED Town House Type H3A (3 Bedroom 6 Person) First Floor Plan (Internal Area 59.3m²)

WC Store

Scale: 1:50@A3Description:

Aug 17 MM

Date:

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studio@triangle-architects.ltd.uk www.triangle-architects.ltd.uk

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3-BED Town House Type H3A (3 Bedroom 6 Person) Ground Floor Plan (Internal Area 39.0m²) (Overall Internal Area 98.3m²) 2-BED Town House Type H2A (2 Bedroom Person) 10 1 4 Kitchen/Dining First Floor Plan (Internal Area 39.0m²) 2 Living

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2-BED Town House Type H2A (2 Bedroom 4 Person)Front external 4 Ground Floor Plan (Internal Area 39.0m²) access (Overall Internal Area 78.0m²) 1 2 3 4

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2 Bed Town House Type H2A Rev.

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2-BED Town House Type H2A (2 Bedroom 4 Person) 3-BED Town House Type H3A (3 Bedroom 6 Person) First Floor Plan (Internal Area 39.0m²) Ground Floor Plan (Internal Area 39.0m²) (Overall Internal Area 98.3m²) 4 Store 5 6 7 8 9

Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Ensuite Balcony

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2 b e d d up l e x 4 p e r so n Project:

United Living

Liverpool Street Development, Salford

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Kitchen/Dining Living WC Store

PLANNING

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studio@triangle-architects.ltd.uk www.triangle-architects.ltd.uk

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By: 2

PLANNING

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Remarks: Bed Town House Type H2A

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Client:

United Living

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Store Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Ensuite Balcony

Scale: 1:50@A3Description:

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Liverpool Street Development, Salford

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3-BED Town House Type H3A (3 Bedroom 6 Person) First Floor Plan (Internal Area 59.3m²)

Scale: 1:50@A3Description:

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3 Bed Town House Type H3A Rev.

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Corridor access

NOTES: THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING DIMENSIONS, TOLERANCES & REFERENCES. ANY DISCREPANCY TO BE VERIFIED WITH THE ARCHITECT BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORKS. WHERE AN ITEM IS COVERED BY DRAWINGS OF DIFFERENT SCALES, THE LARGER SCALE DRAWING TO BE WORKED TO. DO NOT SCALE FROM THE DRAWING. FIGURED DIMENSIONS TO BE WORKED TO IN ALL CASES. THIS DRAWING TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH:

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Kitchen Living/Dining WC Store

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United Living

Liverpool Street Development, Salford Manchester office: Raven House, 113 Fairfield Street, Manchester, M12 6EL Tel: 0161 272 3500 Fax: 0161 272 3501 Liverpool office: Lower Ground Floor, 28A Rodney Street, Liverpool, L1 2TQ Tel: 0151 708 9708 Fax: 0151 708 9709 studio@triangle-architects.ltd.uk www.triangle-architects.ltd.uk

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Store Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Ensuite

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3-BED Duplex Type D3C (3 Bed First Floor Plan (Internal Area 53

Kitchen Living Dining WC Balcony Store

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2-BED Duplex Type D2C (2 Bedroom 4 Person) First Floor Plan (Internal Area 43.6m²)

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2-BED Duplex Type D2C (2 Bedroom 4 Person) Ground Floor Plan (Internal Area 34.9m²) (Overall Internal Area 78.5m²)

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2-BED Duplex Type D2C (2 Bedroom 4 Person) 3-BED Duplex Type D3C (3 Bedroom 6 Person) First Floor Plan (Internal Area 43.6m²) Ground Floor Plan (Internal Area 53.1m²) 4 Store (Overall Internal Area 106.2m²) 5 6 7 8

Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Ensuite

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Kitchen Living Dining WC Balcony

3-BED Duplex Type D3C (3 Bedroom 6 Person) First Floor Plan (Internal Area 53.1m²) 6 7 8 9 10 11

Store Bathroom Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Ensuite

Project:

Liverpool Street Development, Salford Description:

3 Bed Duplex Type D3C Purpose of issue:

a b ou t us The High Street Group is one of the UK’s most successful privately owned businesses and a leading financial and property group. We operate multiple companies in property development and construction, hospitality and leisure, offering expertise and opportunities across multiple sectors. The Group’s management team have decades of experience in the financial, development and construction industries. Since its inception 10 years ago by Chairman Gary Forrest, The High Street Group of Companies has successfully developed businesses covering Financial Claims and Business & Developer Finance. We are now focusing on the growth of our large scale building and property portfolio and the long term opportunities and potential of this sector. Delivered through our property development company All Saints Living we specialise in four fundamental development sectors: Private Rental Sector schemes, traditional development, rooftop extensions and hotels. The High Street Group has expanded rapidly with unparalleled growth, now employing more than 100 people in the Head Office in Newcastle upon Tyne and across development sites in the UK. Reported profits for 2016 were £26 million. A combination of the Group’s financial strength, sector expertise and relationships create a strong position from which we can explore opportunities and create value across various sectors. THE HI G H S TREET G R O U P VALU E S Entrepreneurial, honest, open and professional Operating in a complex environment with integrity and trust Diversification through innovation Approachable and flexible in our thinking Keep it simple

2nd Floor Cuthbert House, All Saints Business Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE1 2ET

info@thehighstreetgroup.com 0191 211 4120 www.thehighstreetgroup.com