72 one- and two-bed apartments beside Manchester Piccadilly station (M1), inside the ~£1.5bn Mayfield regeneration — concierge, secure entry, a 999-year lease, and London around two hours away by rail.
72 one- and two-bed apartments beside Manchester Piccadilly station (M1), inside the ~£1.5bn Mayfield regeneration — concierge, secure entry, a 999-year lease, and London around two hours away by rail.
Piccadilly Wharf is a 72-apartment, 15-storey scheme on Store Street in Manchester's M1 postcode, moments from Manchester Piccadilly station and the Northern Quarter. One- and two-bedroom homes are finished to a high specification, with a concierge, a post room and secure entry. The building sits within the Mayfield regeneration zone — a roughly £1.5 billion transformation of former railway land that has already delivered Mayfield Park, Manchester's first new city-centre park in over a century. Held on a 999-year lease with a peppercorn ground rent; completion is scheduled for early 2028.
- ◆ M1 postcode — beside Manchester Piccadilly station
- ◆ 72 apartments over 15 floors
- ◆ Inside the ~£1.5bn Mayfield regeneration
- ◆ 999-year leasehold, peppercorn ground rent
- ◆ London in around two hours by rail
- ◆ Concierge & secure entry
Inside the residences






A life fully serviced
Concierge
On-site concierge service.
Secure Entry
Door-entry and intercom system.
Post Room
Dedicated residents' post room.
Passenger Lift
Lift access to every floor.
M1 Location
Beside Manchester Piccadilly station.
10-Year Warranty
Structural building warranty.
Structured around you
A note on returns
The developer does not publish a rental yield for Piccadilly Wharf, so we show it without a projected return. It sits in the M1 postcode beside Manchester Piccadilly, inside the ~£1.5bn Mayfield regeneration zone, with Manchester's first new city-centre park in over a century on the doorstep. Central-Manchester one-beds typically let at strong yields, but that is a market range, not a projection for this scheme — returns depend on management, occupancy and costs. See the full United Kingdom tax & returns guide →
