Neptune Mill News Today

CR Construction has started work for developer Capital & Centric converting an old Manchester cotton mill into flats.

Plans released for lush new courtyard at Neptune Mill

With a £3.8m loan from North West Evergreen Fund and Greater Manchester Low Carbon Fund in hand, the developer is ready for a January project start..

A planning application is due later this year outlining the specifics of the developer’s ambitions to create 32,000 sq ft of workspace in the modernist structure.

Work is due to start later this year to convert the 22,000 sq ft building off Chapeltown Street into a creative workspace within Manchester’s emerging Piccadilly East neighbourhood.

The one to six-bed home development, submitted to Bolton City Council, will be spread across four brownfield plots, together known as Neighbourhood:

Known for its restoration work, the developer’s first new-build project would see 160 homes constructed across four brownfield plots.

Work could start on-site later this year with first occupants in by late 2024

Dating back to the 1960s, the grade two-listed warehouse could be converted to feature 22,000 sq ft of creative workspace off Chapeltown Street in Manchester’s emerging Piccadilly East neighbourhood.

The historic mill town of Johnsonville finds a new owner.