The Herringbone residence is a 488 square foot, one bedroom duplex home with two bathrooms, set within The Heim’s flagship boutique aparthotel on Oldham Street in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The historic building dates back to the mid to late eighteen hundreds and was converted in 2025, preserving its architectural character and creative legacy. Arranged across two floors, the home is defined by an inverted layout, with the main living space set on the upper level and the bedroom positioned below. A bathroom upstairs adds ease to the shared living area, while the downstairs bedroom benefits from its own ensuite, creating a natural sense of privacy and retreat. It is especially well suited to couples or solo travellers seeking a central stay with distinctive design and a strong sense of spatial character.

Layered textures and a calm, grounding palette shape an atmosphere that feels composed yet welcoming. The inverted duplex arrangement gives the home a subtle sense of drama, with the upper floor dedicated to light, openness and connection, and the lower level offering a quieter, more restful mood. The bedroom feels tucked away and intimate, while the living space above invites slower mornings and relaxed evenings in. Thoughtful detailing softens the contemporary structure, creating an interior that feels both refined and easy to settle into. Two bathrooms enhance comfort and flexibility, while beyond the door, Oldham Street carries the energy of the Northern Quarter through its cafés, restaurants and late night venues. Inside, the mood remains measured, comfortable and restorative.