107 Piccadilly, Grade II listed building in Piccadilly, Manchester, England.
The five-story structure exhibits Edwardian architecture with red sandstone and brick walls, featuring arched windows and a central gable on its front facade.
Charles Heathcote designed this 1899 building as a packing warehouse and showroom with offices for cotton manufacturer Sparrow Hardwick & Company.
The building earned Grade II listing status in 1974, joining numerous Manchester structures that represent the city's industrial and architectural development.
Now functioning as a hotel, the building stands near Piccadilly Gardens, providing accommodation within walking distance of Manchester's central attractions.
The structure combines concrete, iron, sandstone, and brick materials in its construction, displaying the architectural innovation of late Victorian industrial buildings.
Location: Manchester
Inception: 1899
Architects: Charles Heathcote
Architectural style: Edwardian architecture
Made from material: concrete, iron, sandstone, brick
Address: 107 Piccadilly, building on Lena Street in Manchester, England
GPS coordinates: 53.47980,-2.23301
Latest update: March 4, 2025 17:38
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