A global destination

Manchester - selected by The New York Times as one of their ‘52 Places to Go in 2024’*, voted the ‘Most Liveable City in the UK’**, and the third ‘Best City in the World’*** chasing San Francisco and Amsterdam - it isn’t up there with the biggest and best for no reason.

With something for every taste and pocket, it’s not just about lifestyle, it’s about living life to the full and enjoying everything the city has to offer. Whether you love shopping in Selfridges, sipping an espresso martini in the Corn Exchange, or tasting the authentic Catalonian tapas at Tast, it’s all here waiting for you. 

*Source: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/travel/places-to-travel-destinations-2024.html
**Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit, 2019
***Source: Time Out Magazine, 2021
†Source: Colliers’ inaugural LocateVenues Retail Rankings report, 2022

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Museum interior with sculptures on a platform, people viewing art on screens and interacting with displays, wooden floor, and arched ceiling.
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Statue of three football players in front of Manchester United stadium.

First Street

On your doorstep

Nestled just a short walk away from Three60, First Street stands as our vibrant neighbour - a unique city centre area seamlessly blending office space with a rich cultural, leisure, and residential environment. Serving as our passage to the Oxford Road Corridor, First Street is an integral part of the dynamic and diverse urban experience at Three60.

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Office Space

No.1 & No.8 First Street combined boast 350,000 sq ft of completed office space, providing expansive and cutting-edge office environments for its tenants.

Text showing current workforce of 4,000 and a target of 10,000 jobs by 2028.

Tenants include:

  • AutoTrader 

  • Ford Credit Europe

  • Jacobs

  • Lonza

  • Odeon

  • WSP

  • WTW

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No.9-Government Cyber Corridor

  • 130,900 sq ft pre-let to the Government Property Agency

  • Home to the Places for Growth Programme

  • 2,500 civil servants to move from London by 2025**

  • 1,000 government roles already located at First Street

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Also at First Street

• The Gasworks Brew Bar
• Wood Manchester
• Bunny Jackson's
• Starbucks
• Ribeye Steakhouse
• Pizza Express
• Indian Tiffin Room
• Junkyard Golf Club
• Innside By Meliá
• Q-Park
• PureGym
• Sainsbury’s Local
• Essy’s
• Gino D’Acampo

HOME

With two impressive theatres totalling a 650-seat capacity, this £25 million cultural facility brings new art, experiences and workshops from around the world. Complementing this, HOME Arches is a new £3.5 million project designed to nurture, attract, and retain creative talent in Manchester by providing high-quality, low-cost rehearsal and training space.†

† https://homemcr.org/arches/

*Source: https://www.great.gov.uk/international/content/investment/opportunities/first-street-in-manchester/
**Source: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/construction-starts-at-manchester-government-hub-as-cyber-corridor-plans-accelerate

First Class Learning

An education hub

The UK is one of the best education hubs in the world, with a huge number of excellent state and independent schools, colleges and internationally-renowned universities. Manchester sits proudly at the top of the league. 

Five Universities and higher education establishments draw 116,000 students from all over the globe. 

Home to world-class specialisms and research centres of excellence, these institutions underpin Manchester’s sector strengths; from advanced manufacturing, creative and media and digital and technology, to financial, professional and business services, life sciences and healthcare.

For young families, Crown Street Primary School, the first new primary school in the city centre in almost 20 years, is on your doorstep at New Jackson. There are a further 16 primary schools rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted* within a 1.5 mile radius of Three60.

*Source: https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/
**Source: MIDAS Partnership 2023 24 Q1 Presentation
***Source: https://cityco.com/manchester-today-useful-stats/
†Source: https://study-uk.britishcouncil.org/blog/8-reasons-manchester-great-place-student
††Source: https://oxfordroadcorridor.com/knowledge/health-life-sciences/
†††Source: https://www.centreforcities.org/press/manchester-is-the-second-most-popular-city-for-new-graduates/
‡Source: https://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings/russell-group

116,000

Students per annum across 5 universities**

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36,000

STEM graduates each year***

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One of the 

Largest

Student populations in Europe***

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The University of Manchester

A Russell Group
University

One of 24 leading research-focused universities in the UK‡

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The University of Manchester

The only university consistently in the

Top 10

every year the Impact Rankings have been running†

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7.2m

Students within a 1-hour commute***

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41,000

International students†

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51%

Graduate retention rate, second only to London†††

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Home to one of the

Largest

Clinical academic campuses in Europe††

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More than

200

Spoken languages***

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Transport

Everywhere within reach

Situated at the southern gateway to the city, Three60 offers a wealth of nearby transport connections, so residents can easily make the most of everything in the local area and further afield. 

Just a short train or car journey to the southwest of the city is Manchester International Airport, which connects  you to over 220 worldwide destinations*. 

The rest of the UK is also within touching distance too, thanks to Manchester’s three major city centre train stations, and direct mainline connections to London, Glasgow and Birmingham.

Largest airport outside of London**

50m passengers by 2030***

220 direct flight destinations

Map showing flight times from Manchester International Airport to various international destinations, including New York, Abu Dhabi, Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, Geneva, Milan, Madrid, and Paris. Travel times to Manchester Airport by car, train, and tram are also listed.
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*Source: www.manchesterairport.co.uk/destinations-and-guides/a-z-list-of-destinations
**Source: www.worlddata.info/europe/united-kingdom/airports.php
***Source: www.manchester.gov.uk/info/500002/council_policies_and_strategies/8296/future_manchester_an_economy_built_on_people_place_and_prosperity/8

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Deansgate-Castlefield Station

Metrolink

  • Connectivity to 99 Metro Stops across Manchester

  • 2 minutes to Oxford Road

  • 5 minutes to Piccadilly

  • 27 minutes to Manchester Airport

Train

  • Liverpool - 38 minutes

  • Leeds - 50 minutes

  • Sheffield - 50 minutes

  • Birmingham - 1 hour 29 minutes

  • London - 2 hours 6 minutes

  • Glasgow - 3 hours 12 minutes

Travel times taken from Google Maps and are approximate.

The City

Oxford Road Corridor

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1 The University of Manchester

2 Manchester Metropolitan University

3 Northern Ballet School 

4 Royal Northern College of Music

5 Manchester Museum

Shopping

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6 Louis Vuitton

7 Paul Smith

8 Burberry

9 Polo Ralph Lauren 

10 Hugo Boss

11 Apple

12 END.

13 Flannels

14 Mulberry

15 Vivienne Westwood

16 OMEGA

17 Russell & Bromley 

18 Boodles

Eating & Drinking

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19 Sexy Fish

20 Lucky Cat

21 Fenix

22 Schofield’s Bar

23 Tast

24 Gong Cha

25 Mackie Mayor

26 Mana

27 Maray

28 MNKY HSE

29 Hawksmoor

30 The Ivy Spinningfields

31 Australasia

32 20 Stories

33 KITTEN

34 Salvi’s

35 Chit 'N' Chaat

36 Atomeca

37 Medlock Canteen