Huge plan for 250 flats and shops in massive tower on Manchester-Salford border
manchestereveningnews.co.ukPlans for a huge, £53m apartment block towering 26 storeys on Salford's border with Manchester have been tabled. The application is for 250 flats and 1,000 sq ft of commercial space at the site on Trinity Way and William Street, and will be known as Obsidian when the building is complete in around two-and-a-half years.
The building will comprise 31 studios, 93 one-bed flats, 111 two-bedroom apartments and 15 three bed homes. Amenities will include a private dining room, gym, cinema room, package store, co-working space and a cafe.
It has been submitted by Euan Kellie Property Solutions on behalf of a joint venture including Salboy and Domis SPV, named Trinity 2.
A viability statement from Tim Claxton Property estimates the construction cost at £53m and is cited as a reason why the plans do not include affordable housing. READ MORE: Property developer issues update on investigation after high rise tower block worker left in hospital If approved, the building will take shape on the site of a current surface-level car park and its access will be from William Street.
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