People holding a side plank in a yoga class

A woman looking out over wildflowers against a blue sky

Designed for people to thrive.

The Location

Right on the doorstep

The Spinningfields sign above a planted garden with deckchairs, with people walking past

A woman walking past the neon Louis sign in a restaurant window

Spinningfields offers everything for the
working day and beyond. From morning
coffee and alfresco lunches to after-work
drinks and dinner, some of Manchester’s
best restaurants, bars and public spaces
are all just minutes away.

Outdoor terrace tables beside the green Bill’s sign — Bills

Orange Thaikhun Thai street food sign on a glass frontage — Thaikhun

A woman sitting on a bench among the trees and planting of Spinningfields Square — Spinningfields Square

People working on laptops in front of the bookshelves at Department Coffee — Department Coffee

Two men reading the menu by the marble entrance of Sexy Fish — Sexy Fish

People walking past the green timber entrance of Lawn Club Spinningfields — Lawn Club

Diners on the fenced terrace below the Sticks’n’Sushi sign — Sticks ‘n’ Sushi

Designer bags and trainers on pink pleated display tables at Flannels — Flannels

Three people leaving the brass-framed entrance of The Ivy — The Ivy

Diners at green pavement tables outside Lina Stores delicatessen — Lina Stores

Amenities

Local Occupiers

A short walk away

Beyond Spinningfields, the best of
Manchester is within easy reach.
Independent cafés, acclaimed
restaurants, luxury hotels, cultural
landmarks and green spaces can all
be found within a short walk, placing
occupiers at the centre of everything
the city has to offer.

A woman walking past the red sandstone front of The John Rylands Library — The John Rylands Library

People relaxing on the grass under the trees in St John’s Gardens — St John’s Gardens

Two women in deckchairs on the lawn at The Green — The Green

A Bold Street Coffee cup and jug on a wooden tray, with people working behind — Bold Street Coffee

A man walking past the entrance of Barry’s on a sunny day — Barry’s

A woman playing shuffleboard in the bar at Pitch — Pitch

Two women standing by the brass-framed doors of Soho House — Soho House

Diners at terrace tables beneath a glass canopy — The Oast House

People working at long wooden tables beneath paper lanterns at Department Coffee — Department Coffee

Diners filling the terrace outside Caravan — Caravan

Connectivity

3 free Shuttle bus
routes pass through
Spinningfields

Salford Central and
Deansgate are within
a short walk

St Peters Sq and
Deansgate Metrolink
are within a short walk

All the right connections

Illustrated map of Contour at 3 Hardman Square, showing Salford Central and Deansgate stations, the Exchange Square, St Peter’s Square and Deansgate-Castlefield Metrolink stops, and 5 and 10 minute walking distances

A woman with a red shopping bag walking along the platform at St Peter’s Square Metrolink stop

All key transport hubs, including
St Peter’s Square and Deansgate
Metrolink, are within a short walk,
while all three free shuttle bus routes
pass through Spinningfields.

3 Hardman Square’s new cycle hub,
complete with secure bike racks and
newly refurbished showers and
changing facilities, means commuting
by bike is easy.