Hanover St
Manchester M4 4BB

Manchester is the largest and fastest-growing regional capital in the UK, with 80 members of the FTSE 100 already based here. The 20-acre (8.08 hectare) NOMA scheme is situated between the city centre’s largest park (Angel Meadow), the main shopping and leisure destinations (the Manchester Arndale Centre and the Northern Quarter) and two major transport hubs (Manchester Victoria Station and the Shudehill Transport Interchange). Dantzic is a fine example of art-deco design and comprises six upper floors of unique workspace with real character. For businesses with the ambition to try something different, Dantzic provides an environment that invigorates the mind and challenges the conventional. Located between two of Manchester’s main transport hubs – Manchester Victoria Station and Shudehill Transport Interchange — the property is within three minute's walk of the train, Metrolink and bus connections that serve the city, the North West and beyond. Manchester Piccadilly, just a 15-minute walk away, is two hours from London by train, with three trains per hour. The inner city ring road is adjacent to NOMA, offering easy car access. The neighbourhood is also well served by multi-storey and surface car parks with more than 2,800 parking spaces five minutes away. With a state-of-the-art fibre optic network built into NOMA’s infrastructure, the neighbourhood and the building offer future-proof carrier diverse connectivity services to tenants. Dantzic is adjacent to Manchester’s leisure and retail core. The city’s food and drink scene is hugely diverse, with something for every occasion and budget. It ranges from the mass market bars and restaurants at The Printworks to destination locations such as Deansgate, King Street and the Northern Quarter — renowned for its independent eateries and bars. New Cathedral Street boasts a selection of high-end retail names including Selfridges and Harvey Nichols, with Exchange Square offering a focal point for seasonal markets and city events. The Manchester Arndale, home to over 200 stores, is the UK’s largest inner-city shopping centre, attracting 42 million visitors annually. Also on Dantzic’s doorstep is Sadler’s Yard, a popular meeting place for weekday lunches and after-work get-togethers, with its own curated events programme and The Pilcrow Pub. New for 2019 at NOMA is The Old Bank Residency, a collaborative project inhabiting a fantastic historic building that is bringing together creatives and the community for a host of special happenings.