An Unprecedented Development

An integral development within Manchester’s new skyscraper district, Three60 is the city’s first cylindrical skyscraper. Cutting all edges to create a panoramic experience with breathtaking city views from each apartment, the building offers 51 storeys of an unparalleled luxury living experience.

Striking Luxury

Towering above a bustling neighbourhood, Three60 is an eye-catching architectural marvel. Its impeccably cylindrical design is complemented by a sleek façade adorned with glass, striking even when amongst similarly-sized peers. The aesthetic is indicative of the blend on offer here, one of refined luxury dancing with an easygoing, natural environment.

Refined Interiors

A chic lobby boasts muted colours and stylish wall designs, while imposing columns and windows make for a cavernous feel. Further inside, elegant living spaces comprise stylish interiors in soft colours that are enhanced by wood flooring and striking floor-to-ceiling windows. Spacious bedrooms, meanwhile, act as fully carpeted sanctuaries to luxuriate in. Needless to say, all are cradled by enchanting views. Ably supporting are bathrooms drenched in alluring marble.

A Coveted Location

At the gateway to the city centre, this is a high quality, residential-led neighbourhood. Lush and soothing community gardens and a park add tranquility. This is contrasted by retail spaces for shops, cafés, bars and restaurants. Nearby are a slew of Manchester’s most famous addresses, including Albert Square, the Museum of Science and Industry, the BBC headquarters, Manchester Opera House and a certain Old Trafford, home of Manchester United.

Apartment and Amenities

Three60 offers 441 elite 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments that are accompanied by a stunning range of amenities. These include a state-of-the-art gym, separate holistic studio, luxury co-working space and resident lounge, private podium terrace overlooking the tranquil community park, 24-hour concierge services and 3 basement levels accommodating private car parking and bicycle spaces.