Waterhouse Gardens, Manchester

Waterhouse Gardens, Manchester

Waterhouse Gardens sits at the centre of a three-acre estate on the site once home to Boddington's Brewery. Designed by architects Assael Architecture and Studio Power, the mixed-use development has 556 residential units across five towers, with a new public avenue of 30,000 sq ft of commercial space offering a mix of shops, bars, restaurants and office space.

The development is named after Alfred Waterhouse, the Victorian architect who designed Manchester Town Hall and London's Natural History Museum. It connects the Greengate and N.O.M.A neighbourhoods with the historic Medieval Quarter.

Apartments at Waterhouse Gardens

The residences are a collection of apartments, duplexes and penthouses across five terracotta towers. Living spaces are bright and adaptable, with recessed downlighting and laminate wood flooring.

Kitchens have bespoke cabinetry with gloss finishes and warm-toned lighting, with an integrated fridge and freezer, stainless steel oven and induction hob. Bathrooms and en-suites are tiled, with a full-sized LED backlit mirror and a bath and shower with bath screen.

Residents' Amenities at The Waterhouse Club

The Waterhouse Club is a private clubhouse for residents, with a concierge, a residents' lounge and a games area with table tennis and a pool table. The co-working lounge is designed for hybrid working, and the meeting room doubles as a private dining space. There is also a cinema.

The swimming pool and spa has a plunge pool, experience shower, steam room and sauna, and the relaxation suite has a vitality pool, lounge area and sunken garden. A 2,500 sq ft gymnasium and fitness studio is joined by a half-size basketball court and a squash court, and there is a cycle store.

Outside, residents have a private podium garden, and the development is surrounded by landscaped public realm.

Manchester — Location & Connectivity

Waterhouse Gardens is on Dutton Street, M3, a short distance from central Manchester. The AO Arena and Manchester Victoria station are close by, with Manchester Cathedral, the National Football Museum, New Century and the Northern Quarter beyond.

Manchester College's £100 million campus is adjacent to the site, and Chetham's School of Music, the UK's largest specialist music school, is nearby. Manchester is home to five universities.

Shopping within walking distance includes Selfridges, Harvey Nichols, Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Apple, with restaurants and bars including Hawksmoor, The Ivy Spinningfields, Australasia, 20 Stories, Mana and Mackie Mayor.

The development is part of the Great Ducie Street Regeneration Masterplan, which aims to transform an under-used area into a mixed-use neighbourhood balancing commercial, educational and residential uses.

Key Highlights of Waterhouse Gardens

• 556 apartments, duplexes and penthouses across five towers
• Ready to move in
• The Waterhouse Club — private residents' clubhouse
• Swimming pool and spa with steam room and sauna
• Close to the AO Arena and Manchester Victoria station
• Part of the Great Ducie Street Regeneration Masterplan

Waterhouse Gardens Amenities & Facilities

• Concierge
• Residents' lounge and games area
• Co-working lounge
• Meeting room and private dining
• Cinema
• Swimming pool and spa with plunge pool, steam room and sauna
• Relaxation suite with vitality pool and sunken garden
• 2,500 sq ft gymnasium and fitness studio
• Half-size basketball court and squash court
• Private podium garden
• Cycle store

Waterhouse Gardens Location & Transport — Manchester

• AO Arena — within a 5 min walk
• Manchester Victoria station — within a 10 min walk
• Manchester Cathedral & National Football Museum — within a 10 min walk
• Selfridges & Harvey Nichols — within a 15 min walk

Waterhouse Gardens Map & Address

Dutton Street, Manchester M3 1LE, United Kingdom