We value it properly
We come and see it, look at what has sold in your building and the ones around it, and give you a figure with the reasoning behind it. If there is something worth doing first, we will say so.
The city centre, sold well
Estate agents for Manchester's square mile. We know the buildings, the leases and the buyers.
One market, known building by building
A flat in Ancoats and a flat in Spinningfields are a mile apart and might as well be in different cities. Different buildings, different buyers, different questions from their solicitors.
We know what has sold in your building, what the service charge is doing and who is likely to pay most for your home. That is what lets us price it properly, find the right buyer quickly and keep the sale together until it completes.
We know what has sold in your building, what the service charge is doing and who is likely to pay most for your home. That is what lets us price it properly, find the right buyer quickly and keep the sale together until it completes.
Why sell with us
City centre flats are a market of their own
We know the buildings
The managing agents, the service charges and the buyers each building attracts. Every valuation we give starts from what has actually sold in and around yours.
Leasehold, sorted early
Service charges, ground rent, lease length and building safety are where city centre sales stall. We gather the answers before we launch, not when a buyer's solicitor asks.
Owner-occupiers and investors
We know who buys in each building and what they will pay, and we can sell with a tenant in place when that is the better route.
How it works
From valuation to completion
Three stages, with the same person looking after your sale throughout.
We find the right buyer
Photography that does the light justice, a launch to the buyers already on our list, and every viewing accompanied. Then we check that whoever offers can actually proceed.
We see it through
Most city centre sales that fall through do so over the lease or the building. We chase the management pack, keep solicitors moving and tell you where things stand every week until the keys change hands.
Local knowledge
What the city centre is selling for
Land Registry figures for every postcode sector we cover, from Ancoats to First Street. Every area guide carries its own, sector by sector.
Homes sold
1,654
in 2025
Average price
£272,003
Manchester city centre
Five-year change (average)
+0.0%
since 2020
Total value
£449,893,059
changed hands
What sold
- Flats 97%
- Terraced 2%
- Semi 1%
- Detached <1%
Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Figures for the last complete year.
The part most agents leave late
Leasehold questions, answered before they are asked
Almost every home in the city centre is a leasehold flat, and almost every delayed sale is delayed for the same reasons: a management pack that takes six weeks to arrive, a service charge nobody can explain, or a question about the building that should have been answered at the start.
So we start there. Before your flat goes on the market we gather what a buyer's solicitor will want to see, and we read it, so that when a buyer asks a question we already know the answer.
It is not glamorous work, but it is the difference between an offer and a completion.
No obligation
What is your flat worth?
Tell us which building it is in and we will arrange a time that suits you.
You will get a figure based on what has actually sold, an honest view of anything worth doing first, and no pressure of any kind afterwards.
You will get a figure based on what has actually sold, an honest view of anything worth doing first, and no pressure of any kind afterwards.
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The city centre, neighbourhood by neighbourhood
Eight neighbourhoods, each with its own buildings, buyers and prices, and live sales figures for every postcode sector.
Ancoats & New Islington
Mill conversions, canal basins and New Islington marina, ten minutes on foot from Piccadilly.
M4
Castlefield
Canal basins, Victorian viaducts and warehouse apartments at the calm end of Deansgate.
M3
Deansgate & Spinningfields
Spinningfields, King Street and the riverside, at the prime heart of the city centre.
M3
First Street & Southern Gateway
First Street, the Great Jackson Street towers and Oxford Road: the newest part of the centre.
M15
Green Quarter & NOMA
Landscaped courtyards behind Victoria station, Angel Meadow park and the new towers of NOMA.
M4
Greengate & Salford Central
Chapel Street, Greengate and the Irwell riverside, a footbridge away from Spinningfields.
M3
