King's House, 40-42 King Street West, Manchester, M3

Our plans are to redevelop this 38,000 sq ft historic building into a blend of innovative workspace and amenity whilst maintaining the character and uniqueness of the property.

Drawing inspiration from classic British heritage, King's House will be reimagined to reflect Manchester's rich history. Our intent is to bring the building back to its best, enhancing its period features with an influx of rustic woods, luxury metals
and patterned finishes. Together with biophilia and dusky, elegant colours, it will create a rich, quirky and timeless design.

One of the most prestigious streets in Manchester, King Street has long established itself as a premium shopping destination
with a vibrant mix of high end fashion houses and award-winning restaurants, as well as annual events like the King Street Festival.

More recently the area has become a dining destination, with the likes of San Carlo, Tast, El Gato Negro, Chichetti, L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele, Grand Pacific, Rosso and Gordon Ramsay's Lucky Cat. King Street is also a hub for luxury shopping with Diesel, Vivienne Westwood and Boodles lining the street.

The plans for King's House include a new arrival experience on the ground floor, a dynamic blend of collaborative and traditional workspaces as well as a communal lounge, breakout spaces and wellness amenities including bike storage and showers.

In bringing the building back to life and into the 21st Century, we'll be retaining and showcasing its characteristics. This will include exposing original columns and beams along with the replication of the timber sash windows in a modern, double-glazed version.

Rent:
£35.00 per sq ft
£43.50 - £45.50 per sq ft (fitted)

King's House sits within the Parsonage Gardens Conservation Area and is home to the much-loved original San Carlo restaurant on its ground floor and within a 2 minute walk of Spinningfields; a 5 minute walk of Exchange Square, a 10 minute walk of Manchester Victoria and a 15 minute walk of Manchester Piccadilly.