PAG gets ball rolling on £55m Reedham House overhaul
The developer proposes creating a 13-storey new-build office on the corner of St Mary’s Parsonage and King Street West, the latest phase of the regeneration of this part of Manchester.
Property Alliance Group has launched a consultation on plans to redevelop Reedham House and 27-29 King Street West, located between Bruntwood’s Alberton House and the Kendall Milne building, both of which are tipped for redevelopment.
The plans, designed by Jon Matthews Architects, propose the creation of a 70,000 sq ft “new flagship net zero in operation office building” within the St Mary’s Parsonage regeneration zone.
In addition, The Carriage Works, which forms part of the site, will be retained and refurbished, providing modern workspace ground floor retail units.
Euan Kellie Property Solutions is the planning consultant and Planit-IE is the landscape architect.
“We are hugely excited to present our vision for Reedham House,” said Alex Russell, managing director at Property Alliance Group.
“From the moment we first walked around the site, we could see the potential to breathe new life into the historic Carriage Works and courtyard and create a truly unique workspace.
“This sensitive, heritage-led approach to conserving the most valued and historic parts of the site will be facilitated by the removal of the buildings to the front of the site and the addition of a sensitively designed taller building, which will complement the new developments coming forward in this burgeoning part of the city centre.”
Property Alliance Group acquired the site in 2019.
Elsewhere in Manchester, PAG has recently completed work on the 500-home Oxygen scheme on Store Street while the redevelopment of the former Renaissance site on Deansgate is ongoing.
