This well appointed two bedroom, two bathroom duplex home of approximately 900 square feet is located in Manchester’s sought after Ancoats district. Designed around minimalist principles, it pairs nude tones and natural materials with a quiet sense of luxury. The result is an apartment that feels calm, curated and deeply refined, offering a peaceful contrast to the energy of the city beyond.

The open plan layout welcomes light across limewashed floors, warm oak detailing and marble accents, creating a space that feels both modern and tactile. The palette moves between beige, ivory and soft sand, layered to create warmth without weight. A private balcony overlooks the surrounding cityscape, offering a quiet vantage point above the streets below. It is a home defined by stillness and style, where simplicity finds richness in texture and depth in design.

This expansive 2100sqft home in Manchester’s Ancoats district evokes a convivial feel. Sleeping up to 12 people, it is perfect for families and large groups. Featuring four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a cinema-style room and pool/billiards area.

Design meets architectural drama at this four-bedroom duplex super-home. The building was constructed in the mid-19th century and formerly the home of the famous T Barlow Brothers Umbrella Factory, now a thoughtfully reimagined Grade II Listed sanctuary, offering a grand backdrop for convivial city get-togethers. 

Inside, each palatial room serves as a striking reminder of the building’s origins. Raw beautyin abundance, with red brick walls and expansive steel beams that instantly impresses. Muted tones form a calming canvas, while vibrant details – fluted marine-ply walls and bold art prints – steal the spotlight. With allocated areas for both dinner parties and intimate evenings, this versatile space is the beating heart of the home.

Organica Residence occupies a prominent corner plot in Manchester’s Gay Village and unfolds gracefully across three levels. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the home spans approximately 1,200 square feet, balancing the vibrancy of the neighbourhood with the stillness of natural design. The proportions feel generous and purposeful, shaped for real living and quiet moments alike. Every surface feels grounded, tactile, and in tune with its surroundings — a calm response to the pulse of the city outside.

Here, raw materials meet quiet rhythm. Limewashed walls blur light and shadow, softening the home’s industrial bones, while daylight plays across dark timber, exposed brickwork and original beams. Layers of natural texture evoke the feeling of the forest floor, earthy and restorative, yet distinctly urban. In the bathroom, a cylindrical shower crowned by a backlit glass ceiling gives the allure of outside in, transforming the everyday into something elemental. Organica turns simplicity into sanctuary.

Nestled in the heart of Manchester, between the vibrant Ancoats and the Northern Quarter, our three-bedroom Townhouse is more than just a place to stay – it’s your home away from home available for monthly rentals only.

Designed for comfort and convenience, this two-floor residence combines luxury with a warm, welcoming atmosphere, perfect for those looking to settle in Manchester for the long term.

The heart of the home, our spacious living and dining area, is designed for life’s everyday moments. Whether it’s a quiet evening with a book or a lively dinner with friends, this space adapts to your lifestyle. The dining table, accommodating eight, is perfect for both intimate family meals and entertaining guests.

The Heim – Hive Residence

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Where energy hums quietly beneath the calm.

This two bedroom, two bathroom home of approximately 850 square feet is set within the reimagined T Barlow Brothers Umbrella Factory, a Grade II listed building in Manchester’s Ancoats district. Once a centre of industrious creation, the building’s rhythm remains, transformed now into a sanctuary of design and light. Hive Residence takes its name from the spirit of Manchester itself, a quiet nod to the city’s legacy of craft, creativity and collaboration.

Warm amber lighting, golden oak tones and honeyed neutrals create a sense of natural energy. The open plan living space feels both social and serene, flowing effortlessly into the kitchen and dining area. Angular artwork and contemporary detailing echo the building’s original geometry, while soft furnishings introduce texture and warmth. There is a steady rhythm here, a gentle hum of design and life, a space that honours the industrious heart of the city while embracing its calm.

This two bedroom, two bathroom home of approximately 900 square feet is set within the historic Vulcan Mill on Pollard Street, once home to the Vulcan Works founded by John Hetherington & Sons. Originally a textile machinery factory during Manchester’s industrial heyday, the building has been transformed into a collection of distinctive residences where original architectural character meets modern design.

Located on the fourth floor within the mill’s roof space, Azure Residence feels both expansive and intimate. Double height ceilings create a remarkable sense of openness, while skylights draw daylight from above, filling the home with a calm, diffused glow. The interior design embraces simplicity and balance, layering soft greys with tactile finishes and warm accents. Exposed beams and subtle industrial detailing nod to the building’s history, while contemporary furnishings bring clarity and ease. It is a home defined by elevation and light, a quiet retreat above the rhythm of the city.

This expansive penthouse home is a three bedroom, two bathroom retreat with an additional restroom, spanning two spacious storeys and approximately 1,600 square feet. Perched atop the Manhattan Building in the heart of Manchester’s Chinatown, it offers a calm escape above the rhythm of the city below. A generous balcony opens to sweeping views across the skyline, while air conditioning in every room ensures complete comfort throughout the seasons. It is a home designed for stillness in the sky, where space, light and serenity define the experience.

The interiors balance calm minimalism with subtle luxury. A soft, neutral palette is layered with natural textures, creating warmth without weight. Light pours through full height glazing, revealing every tone and curve with quiet precision. Each finish feels deliberate, each space imbued with ease. Whether hosting friends, unwinding in solitude, or watching the city move beneath you, this penthouse feels like another world, an imagined calm made real.

This well-proportioned 600sqft home in Manchester’s Ancoats district sleeps up to 4 people, and is the perfect home away-from-home for couples, small families and groups. Design meets architectural drama at this one-bedroom home. The building was constructed in the mid-19th century and formerly the home of the famous T Barlow Brothers Umbrella Factory, now a thoughtfully reimagined Grade II Listed sanctuary.

Inside, each room serves as a striking reminder of the building’s origins. Raw beauty in abundance, with red brick walls and expansive steel beams that instantly impresses. Inspiring colour combinations, provide for a somewhat autumnal sense of beauty by design. As you enter, a hallway leads to an open-plan living area, where materials and textures subtly carve zones; preparing home cooked delicacies in the fully equipped kitchen, sharing them at the dining table or in front of the big screen. Come golden hour, watch as the glow of the sunset to the west floods in through the Georgian barred windows.

This expansive 1800sqft home in Manchester’s Ancoats district evokes a convivial feel. Sleeping up to 12 people, it is perfect for families and large groups. Featuring three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a cinema-style room and pool/billiards area.  Design meets architectural drama at this three-bedroom duplex super-home.

The building was constructed in the mid-19th century and formerly the home of the famous T Barlow Brothers Umbrella Factory, now a thoughtfully reimagined Grade II Listed sanctuary, offering a grand backdrop for convivial city get-togethers. Inside, each palatial room serves as a striking reminder of the building’s origins. Raw beautyin abundance, with red brick walls and expansive steel beams that instantly impresses. Inspiring colour combinations, provide for a somewhat autumnal sense of beauty by design. With allocated areas for both dinner parties and intimate evenings, this versatile space is the beating heart of the home.

Noir Residence is a dramatic two bedroom, two bathroom home of approximately 900 square feet in Manchester’s Ancoats district, where deep tones and layered textures create a cinematic atmosphere. Designed with precision and confidence, it finds beauty in shadow and elegance in contrast. The architecture celebrates duality – intimacy and openness, strength and softness, dark and light – each balanced with care. Every line feels intentional, every material considered, resulting in a home that feels immersive and quietly assured.

This is design in chiaroscuro. Charcoal walls and black Calacatta marble meet warm oak ceilings and soft upholstery, grounding the interior in warmth rather than weight. Glass partitions shift from translucent to opaque at the touch of a switch, revealing or concealing as the mood dictates. Light is not decoration here, but design, sculpting shadow, illuminating texture and revealing detail only where it matters most. Noir Residence is a study in modern drama, composed with balance, precision and soul.

This former factory washroom of a cotton mill and ironworks, was expertly converted into a magical 710sqft, 2 bedroom home spread across two levels, is designed to mimic the “cave-like” houses of Oia area of ​​Thira Island (Santorini), Greece. This home is perfect for couples, and small groups. Inside, spaces have been designed to feel like cavernous shelters, with a mix of white, angular and curved walls and ceilings that were also designed to look like spaces that have been carved out of a monolithic rock.

As you wander through the space, be captivated by the alluring play of light and shadow, guided by the vaults and arches that evoke the mystique of ancient cave dwellings and the unique spaces of Santorini vernacular architecture. Perfect for couples, friends and families who can get comfortable whilst you rustle up a Meze board, some Gyros, or mix some Ouzo based drinks (because let’s face it, no-one is drinking that stuff neat).

Chicago Residence is a two bedroom, one bathroom home of approximately 1,050 square feet on the edge of The Village in Manchester’s city centre. Designed with precision and purpose, it blends the city’s industrial heritage with the quiet confidence of modern living. Exposed brick, brushed concrete and rich timber flooring form the architectural foundation, while carefully considered lighting and furniture add warmth and tactility. The atmosphere feels calm yet connected, shaped by light, proportion and texture.

The design takes inspiration from classic loft living, but with a distinctly contemporary voice. Earthy tones, deep charcoals and natural materials give the home its cinematic depth. Every detail serves a purpose, from the craftsmanship of the joinery to the softness of the textiles. Large windows pull daylight through the space, revealing a composition that feels timeless, grounded and expressive. Chicago Residence is urban serenity, defined by balance, character and intent.

This one bedroom, one bathroom home of approximately 550 square feet is set within one of Manchester’s most sought after city centre developments, on the edge of the Northern Quarter and Piccadilly Basin. Perched on the twenty eighth floor, Skyline Residence offers breathtaking views to the north east, across the city and out toward the Pennines. A large private balcony extends the living space, framing Manchester’s ever changing skyline in light and motion.

The interior is modern and refined, defined by clean lines, natural materials and a sense of calm precision. Large windows draw the horizon in, creating a living experience that feels both elevated and expansive. Residents also enjoy access to a pool, gym, spa, cinema room and business centre; amenities designed to complement a lifestyle of comfort and ease. It is a home that truly must be seen to be believed, a serene retreat suspended above the city.

The Heim are delighted to offer our Midnight Residence. Only a stones throw from Picadilly Station in the heart of central Manchester. Allow your senses to drink in the quiet opulence of a world class masterpiece in interior design. You can book this large, open plan property for monthly rentals only, enjoying a large living space, combining 12ft high ceilings, solid dark wood flooring, and high end design whilst still capturing the character of the period building.

The beautifully crafted hand made Italian open plan kitchen complete with breakfast bar, allows you to cook and entertain at the same time, as it is interconnected with the dining and lounge area. The real showstopper is the bathroom, wrapped in polished concrete with floor to ceiling living wall, has a to-die-for step in couples rain shower and resin bathtub. Plentiful down-lights, light up the fantastic floating basin and moon-shaped, backlit mirror.

This well appointed one bedroom, one bathroom home of approximately 650 square feet sits on the edge of Manchester’s Village district. The design draws upon the harmony of two cultures, uniting the clean restraint of Japanese aesthetics with the gentle warmth of Scandinavian living. It is a home shaped by calm, balance and the beauty of imperfection, where less truly becomes more.

Japandi, as the name suggests, is a blend of Japanese and Scandinavian style. It is influenced by the ancient Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi, which values slow living, contentment and simplicity, and the Scandinavian practice of hygge, which embraces comfort, cosiness and wellbeing. Limewashed walls create a soft, natural texture that moves with the light, while pale timber, linen and ceramic finishes bring quiet warmth to every room. This home feels deeply human, a sanctuary where design serves life, and simplicity finds its soul.

This spacious two bedroom, two bathroom home of approximately 1,100 square feet sits within a beautifully converted 1830s listed building in the heart of Manchester’s Ancoats and Northern Quarter districts. Once a factory for Avro aircraft used during the First World War, the building’s heritage remains at its core, reinterpreted through rich materiality and modern design. It is a home that balances architectural history with contemporary sophistication, embodying calm through craft and elegance through restraint.

The interior reflects the essence of Milanese living, where contemporary design meets traditional refinement and effortless glamour. Smooth surfaces, soft fabrics and sculptural furniture pieces create a space that feels composed yet inviting. A palette of stone, cream and charcoal offers depth and contrast, while accents of brass and glass bring a subtle note of luxury. The result is a residence that feels quietly cosmopolitan, confident, timeless, and unmistakably refined.

This quaint one bedroom, one bathroom home of approximately 500 square feet sits in the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter, surrounded by the hum of conversation, colour and culture. Manchester’s Northern Quarter welcomes the world to its streets, guys, dolls, grifters, shifters and all folk in between. It is a neighbourhood where independent cafés, bars and shops create a daily rhythm that is vibrant, authentic and alive. Yet behind the street’s creative pulse, this home offers a quieter cadence, a place where calm gathers as the city moves around it.

The interior is light and uncomplicated, designed for ease and reflection. A compact living and dining space flows naturally into a well appointed kitchen. At the rear of the property, the bedroom is tucked away in soft quiet, far from the lively pace outside. It is a home of subtle contrasts, where the energy of the Northern Quarter meets the calm of considered living.

This spacious two bedroom, two bathroom home of approximately 1,100 square feet sits within a beautifully converted 1830s listed building in the heart of Manchester’s Ancoats and Northern Quarter districts. Once a factory for Avro aircraft used during the First World War, the building’s heritage remains at its core, reinterpreted through rich materiality and modern design. It is a home that embodies calm through craft, where history and artistry meet in balance.

Natural textures and earthy tones set the mood, with layers of clay, sand and ochre creating warmth and depth. Handcrafted furnishings and sculptural accents lend an atmosphere of quiet individuality, each piece carrying its own subtle story. High timber ceilings and exposed metalwork ground the space in character, while soft light filters through generous windows, creating a harmony between strength and serenity. It is a residence that captures the essence of Africa’s timeless spirit, reimagined within Manchester’s urban heart.

Scandinavian Residence is a two bedroom, two bathroom home of approximately 1,100 square feet in Manchester’s Ancoats district. Inspired by the pastel colours and minimalist design of Scandinavia, it transforms simplicity into an experience of warmth and calm. The micro cement flooring creates a seamless sense of flow, while soft hues of white, blush and stone reflect the changing light. Every line and surface has been considered, creating an atmosphere that feels pure, open and effortless.

The open plan living space is uncluttered and fluid, designed for clarity and quiet reflection. From the balcony, there are open views to the Pennines to the east, where morning light spills into the home and moves gently through the day. In the bathrooms, smooth micro cement walls pair with black fittings and a feature couples shower that embodies contemporary luxury. Scandinavian Residence is calm made tangible, a home that embraces light, texture and stillness in every detail.

This one bedroom, one bathroom home of approximately 650 square feet is set within the historic Vulcan Mill on Pollard Street, overlooking the Ashton Canal. Once home to the Vulcan Works, established by John Hetherington & Sons, the building was originally used to produce textile machinery during Manchester’s industrial golden age. Today, the mill has been reimagined as a collection of characterful residences, where many of its original architectural features have been carefully retained.

New York Residence captures that same spirit of transformation. Inspired by the lofts of Manhattan, it combines industrial heritage with contemporary design. High ceilings, exposed beams and metal detailing echo the building’s history, while soft furnishings and warm neutrals add comfort and calm. Large windows frame views across the cityscape, filling the space with natural light and rhythm. It is a home that feels both timeless and modern, where Manchester’s industrial past meets New York’s iconic style.