Lockdown has given people the time to think about their career paths, with those fortunate opting to start their own businesses.
But if you’re looking for an investment opportunity, then this newly converted Victorian building in the Northern Quarter could be the answer - if you have a spare £1.6 million.
Three apartments are up for grabs with three bedrooms apiece, and there’s a commercial unit on the ground floor and in the basement included.
The space up for sale is located in the heart of Manchester city centre, at 60 Oldham Street, with neighbouring independent shops, and plenty of thriving places to eat and drink on its doorstep.
The stylish renovation project was recently completed in March of this year, and each apartment has a modern and airy feel, with tonnes of natural light.
The Victorian building was once occupied as a headquarters and factory for the iconic Lennards shoemakers - who had outlets across the UK.
You can see the name engraved into the stonework at the top of the building.
The top floor apartment boasts a huge arched window in the main open-plan living space, which has been fitted with a brand new minimalist kitchen.
There’s an industrial-style island in the middle, with added beams for a rustic look.
The original brickwork has been left exposed to create feature fireplaces, while sophisticated clean-line bathrooms have been fitted.
It's being marketed by MCR Move, and offers are invited in the region of £1,600,000.
