This residence is a 515 square foot two 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 sensitively converted in 2025, preserving its architectural character and creative legacy as the former home of the renowned Dry Bar, owned by Factory Records. Arranged across two floors, the home has a natural sense of rhythm and separation, with one bedroom tucked into the attic space, adding charm and individuality to the layout. It is particularly well suited to small groups of friends or families looking for a central stay with a distinctive spatial character.

Layered textures and a calm, grounding palette shape an atmosphere that feels composed yet welcoming. The duplex arrangement lends the interiors a subtle sense of movement, with shared areas feeling open and sociable, and the bedrooms offering a quieter, more secluded retreat. Contemporary lines are softened by thoughtful detailing, creating a home that feels both refined and easy to settle into. Two bathrooms enhance comfort and practicality for group stays, while the setting outside remains full of Northern Quarter energy. Beyond the door, Oldham Street hums with cafés, restaurants and late night venues, while inside the mood stays measured, restful and beautifully contained.