The historic façade of 86 Princess Street has been fully restored as part of the recent refurbishment.

Originally a textile warehouse with offices dotted throughout its expansive depths, the building has been transformed into an exciting 21st-century workspace. Through this, it looks forward to the future and celebrates its past, with many original architectural details lovingly preserved and restored.

Throughout its existence, many businesses have put down roots in 86 Princess Street. Until recently, it even housed a modern-day textile company. Now, it’s had a facelift of a lifetime to prepare it for the demands of Manchester’s creative sector.

For the modern-day craftsperson, the revamped 86 Princess Street is a haven for creativity and growth. Retaining all the glorious original features, enhancing it with the latest technology and combining the two seamlessly for an innovative, atmospheric workspace.

86 Princess Street is in the heart of Manchester city centre, close to the Knowledge Corridor and just a short walk from both Piccadilly and Oxford Road Stations.

It’s the newest neighbour to a cluster of businesses across the creative industries. The area is bookended by Central Library and Manchester’s universities, with significant changes happening all around it. In recent years a growing melting pot has emerged with new living and working spaces, bars, shops and eateries opening on every corner. This transformation is making the area around 86 Princess Street a new and exciting destination.