About Castlefield

Historic Urban Charm

Its status as a conservation area means Castlefield has retained its historic character and urban charm.

Excelsior's location on the Bridgewater Canal, a short walk from the city centre, and within walking distance of Salford Quays, make it the perfect location to live, work and play.

Getting Around

Located in a prime position near the Bridgewater canal, Excelsior Works offers a convenient and hassle-free way to reach both the bustling city centre and MediaCityUK. Step out of the grand entrance foyer and onto the tranquil canal towpath, then turn right for the city centre or left for Salford Quays.

With fast access to the Metro Link and bus services, as well as ample bicycle storage and underground parking, you have the freedom to choose your preferred mode of transportation.

Business & Retail

Excelsior Works is situated in the bustling city centre and provides effortless access to the Central Business District and MediaCityUK, as well as all that Manchester has to offer. This remarkable building offers an abundance of world-class dining, shopping, and cultural experiences right at its doorstep.

Additionally, the Cornbrook Interchange is just a quick walk away, enabling residents to easily take the tram to various sought-after locations throughout the city and beyond.

Education

Manchester is renowned for its education and innovation. The city is home to four world-class universities and boasts one of the largest student populations in Europe. The University of Manchester has a rich history, with 25 Nobel Prize winners having either studied or worked there.

In 2010, scientists from the university were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their groundbreaking discovery of Graphene, the strongest and thinnest man-made material in the world.

Food Heaven

Manchester boasts a diverse array of cuisines and a thriving food scene. Renowned London restaurants like Hawksmoor and Iberica chose to join the city's offerings.

Whether you're seeking brunch in the Northern Quarter or a night out in Spinningfields, there's a delicious meal to satisfy every taste. It's no wonder Manchester has been recognised as one of the world's most liveable cities, ranking above London, New York, and Rome.

Thriving Culture

Manchester is a culturally rich city with a multitude of galleries, museums, theatres, and festivals. Its world-renowned music scene, which has produced legendary acts like Oasis, The Stone Roses, The Smiths, and Take That, adds to its appeal.

The city is also home to two of the most popular football teams in the world, Manchester City and Manchester United, attracting huge crowds of fans.

From listening to classical music at Bridgewater Hall, to attending a concert at Castlefield Bowl, viewing the latest photography exhibition at Whitworth Gallery, or exploring the unique heritage of the city at the Museum of Science and Industry, there's no shortage of things to see and do in Manchester.