Canal View Apartment

The Space
Canal View Apartment has one double bedroom, one single room and a spacious lounge with two sofa beds. These are two double sofas, and it is recommended that the apartment can sleep a maximum of six guests.

The fully equipped kitchen is perfect for cooking, featuring an open-plan layout with a large dining table ideal for sharing meals. This apartment also includes a washing machine for added convenience.

The bathroom is modern and bright, equipped with a bath and overhead shower, sink, and WC.

The spacious living area is warm and inviting, complete with a TV for evening entertainment, as well as river views.

For outdoor relaxation, the apartment boasts a balcony perfect for enjoying a morning coffee overlooking the river.

This apartment offers a secure, allocated parking space in the on-site car park for added convenience.

Neighborhood
Located right next to Manchester, Salford offers a striking contrast of sleek urban landscapes, iconic waterways, and beautiful green spaces, all perfect for discovery. Whether you're here for a day, a weekend, or longer, you'll find an abundance of arts, culture, sport, shopping, heritage, and stunning scenery to keep you entertained.

Salford's The Quays is a must-visit destination, home to world-class attractions like The Lowry, the Imperial War Museum North, and the headquarters of BBC North and ITV. With theatres, galleries, designer shopping, river cruises, museums, striking modern architecture, water sports, and top-tier football and cricket, there's something for everyone.

Over half of Salford is green space, including forests, nature reserves, parklands, and charming villages. The city boasts hundreds of acres of parks, teeming with diverse wildlife, and even has the UK's only orange canal, alongside wetlands, ponds, and a fishing lake.

As one of the world’s first industrial cities, Salford is steeped in historic milestones, from the world’s first free public library to the Bridgewater Canal, which played a pivotal role in the transport revolution. And for those who love a good story, Ordsall Hall, a haunted Tudor house, offers 600 years of history to explore. Salford is a city where the past and future beautifully intertwine, offering something for everyone to enjoy.

Getting Around
Salford Central boasts excellent rail connections to destinations across northern England, with direct services to places like Blackburn, Clitheroe, Leeds, Rochdale, Southport, Stalybridge, and Wigan.

The Manchester Metrolink network has multiple stops throughout Salford, offering easy access to Manchester and its surrounding areas.

A variety of bus routes also operate in Salford, providing direct links to nearby locations such as Bolton, Bury, and Manchester.

For international and domestic travel, Manchester Airport is just 16 miles away from Salford.