{MANCHESTER} A NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD FOR ENTERPRISE, CULTURE AND LIVING

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1 {MANCHESTER} A NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD FOR ENTERPRISE, CULTURE AND LIVING

2 ST. JOHN S OVERVIEW The vision behind St. John s is to create a new neighbourhood, a place that distinguishes itself by its unique cultural history, diverse mix of inhabitants, rich context and its position at the cross roads of a network. Allied London is working in partnership with Manchester City Council on what will be one of the city s most important and greatest opportunities for the next decade and will help Manchester elevate its position further as a leading UK and international city. {SWITCHED ON} The 25-acre masterplan area is strategically located between the Castlefield district and Spinningfields business quarter and is surrounded by heritage assets such as MOSI and the buildings within the established St. John Street district. Formerly home to Granada Television, the area has been a high profile location for media activity and creativity for over 50 years. A new community that epitomises Manchester s confidence, its cultural and physical history and at the same time forges a distinctive identity for St. John s.

3 UCIE ST A664 TRINITY WAY A655 VICTORIA MILLER STREET ROCHDALE ROAD Metrolink SALFORD CENTRAL STATION MARKET STREET PICCADILLY TOWN HALL SPINNINGFIELDS PICCADILLY STATION QUAY STREET MANCHESTER CENTRAL Quay Street DEANSGATE Peters MOSI Field CASTLEFIELD LIVERPOOL STREET Spinningfields Central Core Salford Regeneration MINUTES Leftbank Castlefield DEANSGATE STAION THE LOCATION St. John s Place is one of the first phases at St. John s. Situated on a key gateway entrance into Manchester City Centre and benefiting from an impressive vista down Quay Street, where the city s main new office tower Number 1 Spinningfields is being developed. St. John s Place offers the most exciting regional residential development opportunity to come to the market. Next door to Spinningfields, the site has easy access to the surrounding leisure, commercial and cultural amenities. 1 MOSI 2 DEANSGATE 3 ALBERT SQUARE 4 SALFORD CENTRAL (Ordsall Chord) 5 NEARIST METRO STOP 6 KING STREET 7 MARKET STREET 8 VICTORIA STATION RIVER IRWELL WATER ST SALFORD CENTRAL {MANCHESTER} LIVERPOOL ROAD BLACKFRIARS STREET CHAPEL STREET SPINNINGFIELDS BRIDGE STREET QUAY STREET A6 KING ST PETER STREET WHITWORTH STREET MARKET ST OXFORD ROAD OXFORD RD DEANSGATE CROSS ST DEANSGATE A56 DEANSGATE VICTORIA STREET CORPORATION ST PRINCESS STREET CHORLTON ST WHITWORTH STREET BR SWAN STREET PICCADILLY GREAT ANCOATS STREET LONDON RD CUNIAN WAY PICCADILLY FAIRFIELD STREET M57

4 ST. JOHN S PLACE N O. 3 ST. JOHN S PLACE THE OPPORTUNITY NO. 1 ST. JOHN S PLACE NO. 2 ST. JOHN S PLACE NO. 4 ST. JOHN S PLACE NO. 3 ST. JOHN S PLACE N O. 4 ST. JOHN S PLACE N O. 2 ST. JOHN S PLACE Allied London, the award-winning UK developer, working in partnership with Manchester City Council, are seeking a funding partner to facilitate the delivery of St. John s Place, a new development comprising 350 residential units, a 150-bed hotel, new commercial space and riverside leisure and dining. The focal point is No. 1 St. John s Place, a 36 storey tower, known as the North Tower, which will sit at a key gateway entrance into St. John s and Spinningfields and is set to be the prime residential address in Manchester. N O. 1 ST. JOHN S PLACE The development forms part of a wider phase 1 which includes; The Village, a live/work development fronting St. John s Gardens, the creation of the Bonded Warehouse, a new multi-use destination, the conversion of the former ITV HQ complex into an event hotel called Manchester Grande, and the opening of the Starlight Theatre, a new entertainment venue.

5 ST. JOHN S PLACE GROUND FLOOR PLAN TYPICAL LOWER LEVEL PLAN

6 ST. JOHN S PLACE TYPICAL UPPER FLOOR PLAN BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

7 Image from Ian Simpson concept masterplan; view of St. John s development looking toward Salford INDICATIVE SCHEME RESIDENTIAL PRECEDENT PLANNING St. John s is covered by the St. John s Strategic Regeneration Framework which has been submitted to Manchester City Council and is due to be endorsed by the end of The document outlines the creation of the new St. John s neighbourhood, an area for enterprise, art, culture and living. Whilst mixed-use, it will be Manchester s first city centre residential community. The masterplan is predicated on ground floor activity and focuses on the creation of high quality public realm and legitimate open spaces. Allied London and Manchester City Council have instructed leading Manchester-based Ian Simpson Architects, together with London practices Levitt Bernstein, Buckley Gray Yeoman and others. The successful party will be able to influence this design prior to submission for detailed planning permission.

8 INDICATIVE SCHEME RESIDENTIAL PRECEDENT

9 INDICATIVE SCHEME PUBLIC SPACE PRECEDENT INVESTOR ROLE Allied London, working in partnership with Manchester City Council, are seeking an investor who shares our vision for a new neighbourhood, with a focus on firstrate urban design and has the commitment and ability to fund a residential scheme of this magnitude. Development of St John s Place is due to commence early in 2016 for completion in Expressions of interest are sought for the speculative forward funding of St. John s Place, including the 260 unit landmark residential tower.

10 NO. 1 ST. JOHN S PLACE St. John s Place Residents Garden GROUND FLOOR LEVEL TYPICAL TOWER LEVEL

11 FURTHER INFORMATION A copy of the Investors Brief covering the following is available upon request: Project objectives St. John s The Opportunity Funder Role & Responsibilities Indicative Funding Appraisal Design & Quality (scale & massing, landscaping, access, servicing and parking) Planning Services Available additional information Selection Process & submission requirements Confidentiality IP Publicity Disclaimer View from an upper floor apartment

12 CONTACT Jonathan Raine Associate Director Allied London Mobile: Direct: Tom McWilliams Associate Director Jones Lang LaSalle Mobile: Direct: {SWITCHED ON} Working in partnership with Misrepresentation Act Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 The Property Misdescriptions Act These particulars are issued without any responsibility on the part of the agent and are not to be construed as containing any representation or fact upon which any person is entitled to rely. Neither the agent nor any person in their employ has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property. Design by 90 degrees design & marketing

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