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Perfectly located within
Manchester City Centre
Location
Perfectly located
New Jackson is located at the southern gateway within Manchester city centre.
Castlefield
Deansgate
St John's Enterprise City
Spinningfields
Northern Quarter
Ancoats
Crown Street Victoria Residence
Crown Street Elizabeth Tower
Hilton Hotel
The Blade
Three60
Castle Wharf
Deansgate Square
Oxford Road
HOME
A57 (M)
Crown Street Primary School
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Perfectly located within the city of Manchester
Walk
New Jackson is perfectly located within Manchester city centre, close to all amenities.
2 mins
Deansgate
2 mins
Deansgate-Castlefield
10 mins
Spinningfields
12 mins
Universities
15 mins
Northern Quarter
Train
Manchester is a metropolitan city with exceptional connectivity to local, national and global destinations.
38 mins
Liverpool
42 mins
Leeds
02 hrs 06 mins
London
Plane
New Jackson is located close to the A57(M) Mancunian Way – the outer ring road around the city. It is situated 15 mins by car from Manchester International airport, the 2nd largest airport in the UK, servicing over 220 direct flights to destinations around the world.
City Life
A thriving city centre, a vibrant music and cultural scene
Manchester has long cemented itself as a great place to live, with its thriving city centre, a vibrant music and cultural scene, world-renowned shopping and restaurants; there’s something to suit every lifestyle. Sophisticated designer boutiques, theatres, music venues, galleries, restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs for every taste – and pocket. It is the second-largest city in the UK after London.
Voted a must-visit destination for 2023* by Lonely Planet, the only UK city to make the list*, as well as the ‘Most Liveable City in the UK’** and the third ‘Best City in the World’***, chasing San Francisco and Amsterdam – it’s not up there with the biggest and best for nothing.
*https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2022/nov/16
**Ranked by the Economist Intelligence Unit in 2021 among the world’s most liveable cities. It was the highest ranking UK city at 54th place ahead of London
***As voted by media brand TimeOut, 2021
With its vibrant city centre, cultural venues and access to first class learning; there is something to suit every lifestyle in Manchester.
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Culture
A Cultural destination
Manchester is a vibrant cultural destination with a variety of world-class museums and art galleries such as Manchester Art Gallery, The Whitworth, The Lowry, Science & Industry Museum and the Imperial War Museum to name just a few. It is also home to several renowned theatres, including Royal Exchange Theatre, Palace Theatre and The Opera House, as well as cultural venues such as HOME, and Aviva Studios (formerly Factory International) – a global destination for arts, music and culture. Soho House, a private members’ club with locations across the world will also soon be opening in Manchester in 2023.
Leisure
A Leading shopping destination
Manchester is also the leading shopping destination for international designer brands in the North of England, with Harvey Nichols and Selfridges, and other top brands including Flannels, Vivienne Westwood, Hugo Boss and Louis Vuitton located around the Spinningfields and Deansgate areas.
Football also has a huge sporting presence thanks to the rivalry between its two world-famous clubs Manchester United and Manchester City.
Employment
Home to one of the largest tech hubs
Manchester has an extensive well-educated labour pool and is therefore an attractive place for companies to locate to. 80% of FTSE 100 companies have a presence in the city including: BBC, ITV, Google, Sky, Adidas, Unilever, KMPG & Deloitte.
Manchester is also home to one of the largest and rapidly expanding tech hubs located in Media City, Salford.
One of the best education hubs in the world
Education
The UK is one of the best education hubs in the world, and Manchester plays a key role in this with its number of excellent state and independent schools, colleges, and internationally-renowned universities.
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Universities
Manchester proudly sits at the top of the league with five universities and higher education establishments drawing almost 20,000 students from all over the globe. These institutions include The University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Salford, RNCM, and Northern Ballet School.
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Secondary Schools
There are a number of reputable high schools located close to New Jackson, some of which are fee-paying. According to Ofsted (the UK’s governing body for schools), there are 16 primary schools and three secondary schools rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ within just 1.5 miles of the city centre, all regularly setting new precedents for attainment and pupil development.
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Primary Schools
And for families, there will be a new primary school located within the neighbourhood itself – Crown Street Primary School, as well as 15 primary schools rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted within a 1.5 mile radius.