Little Quay St
Manchester M3 3HP

The property comprises a mixed-use building which was completed in 1933 and provides a health club at basement and part ground floors, retail space on the remainder of the ground floor and offices on the 13 upper floors. The property was designed by the renowned Russian architect, Joseph Sunlight, who took his inspiration from the “Art Deco” architecture of 1920’s skyscrapers in New York and Chicago. Sunlight House was one of the first major tall office buildings in Europe and the first speculative commercial development in Manchester. Its architecture and historical significance have been recognised by a Grade II listing. The building is constructed around a central lightwell and has impressive Portland stone elevations with contemporary architectural detailing. The building’s slate mansard roof is a distinctive feature of the Manchester city centre skyline. The property is located fronting Quay Street, close to its junction with Deansgate (A56) at the very heart of Manchester city centre’s commercial and professional district. Motorway access is provided by way of the M602 which lies to the west of the property and links to the M60 Orbital motorway. The property benefits from all public transport links to be expected from a prime city centre location.