New development Vimto Gardens bursts onto Chapel Street
- Written by Jess Atkinson
- Last updated 9 years ago
- Culture
We know that you love Manchester just as much as we do, and because of that, we also know that you probably want to live here. There are many options available to you. So many, in fact, that only recommendations will get you through the bear pit that is estate agents and flat hunting.
Chapel Street, the up and coming road that connects Salford and Manchester city centre, has sprouted a new venue to add to the domestic fray. Vimto Gardens, the new six story luxury collection of 83 apartments and 14 townhouses, is just as ace as it’s name suggests. The new building’s name was not plucked out of the air, but taken from the secret recipe soft drink that was first produced just metres from where you could now potentially live.
Like the drink, the Vimto Gardens aim is to inject bubbling life and excitement into home time. Having said that, there’s also a primary school nearby so families are catered for alongside first time buyers and young professionals.
The new site launched this weekend with every aspect of it’s bursting ethos shining through. The ‘Vim and Vigour’ of Vimto was translated into vintage, Vimto-inspired decor and drinks, as well as a great emphasis on locally-sourced vendors and products.
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