Flat to rent in Waldorf House, 3 Cooper Street, Manchester M2

An one of kind duplex apartment in the centrally located Waldorf House on Cooper Street. The property boasts an entrance hallway, with impressive spiral staircase, huge storage room, huge open plan living/dining/kitchen area perfect for entertaining guests and a raised platform which can be utilised in any way works for you! The larger than average master bedroom boasts feature rounded walls, ensuite with bath and separate shower and a dressing area with built in wardrobes. The second bedroom also has its own ensuite with built in wardrobe space. Both bedrooms have stunning floor to ceiling glass walls to allow the natural light to flow through the upstairs of the apartment.

Julie Twist Properties are absolutely delighted to offer this spacious one of a kind duplex apartment in Waldorf House on Cooper Street. You will not find another apartment of this kind in the city!

Waldorf House, the beautifully restored Masonic Hall, is a premium development of 14 apartments centrally located on Cooper Street, adjacent to St Peters Square, providing easy access to all that the city centre has to offer.

Offering 1539 square feet, this particular property boasts an entrance hallway, with impressive spiral staircase, huge storage room, huge open plan living/dining/kitchen area perfect for entertaining guests and a raised platform which can be utilised in any way works for you! The larger than average master bedroom boasts feature rounded walls, ensuite with bath and separate shower and a dressing area with built in wardrobes. The second bedroom also has its own ensuite with built in wardrobe space. Both bedrooms have stunning floor to ceiling glass walls to allow the natural light to flow through the upstairs of the apartment.

This apartment is furnished to the highest of standards, all bathrooms are equipped with sensor mirrors and beautiful original feature windows have been retained to allow lots of natural light

Waldorf House was built in 1863, the first masonic Lodge in Great Manchester to act as a base for the growing popularity of Freemasonry. It was designed by local Prestwich architect, William Mangnall. A closer look of the building facade shows the four statues of Fortitude, Prudence, Temperance and Justice along with a range of Masonic symbols. By 1929 the Freemasons had outgrown Waldorf House and moved to their newly constructed Temple on Bridge Street.

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