Luxury property hunters could score a four bedroom, triplex penthouse currently owned by footballer Phil Neville and his wife Julie as it has recently been put on the market.
The flat offers panoramic views of Manchester and is situated in one of the city’s most iconic developments, the Beetham Tower in Deansgate – also one of the tallest skyscrapers in Britain and thinnest in the world.
The Orchid Suite, which covers three floors, has recently been refurbished and originally designed by renowned interior designer Kelly Hoppen.
Covering the 44th, 45th and 46th floors of the building, the apartment has been transfer listed for £3.5million by estate agent, Savills.
Top of the league: Phil Neville and his wife currently own the triplex apartment found at the top of the Beetham Tower in Deansgate, Manchester
There is also the option to rent the property instead, but punters will have to put up £22,000 a month. One of the perks is that all of the new furniture recently added will come included in the flat.
Depending on what interest is received will depend on whether Phil and Julie Neville decide to rent or sell.
The apartment has been fully decorated with new furniture installed as part of the refurbishments.
The property is entered via the 45th floor with guests immediately greeted by a curved entrance reception area, leading through to a sizeable open plan reception, and kitchen/dining room.
Situated on this floor is also a utility room and separate toilet.
Venturing downstairs to the 44th floor is a second reception room as well as a spacious double bedroom offering floor to ceiling windows across one wall.
There is also an office space with far reaching views of Manchester, ideal for the occupant working from home, as well as a sizeable walk-in wardrobe.
The property has recently been refurbished, after originally being designed by Kelly Hoppen, with brand new furniture added
The flat offers panoramic views of Manchester and the surrounding areas thanks to the installation of floor to ceiling windows
The spacious apartment, named the Orchid Suite, is up for sale at £3.5m with Savills – but can also be rented for £22k a month
There is a large kitchen/dining area found in the apartment with plenty of space for families and guests to come over
On the 46th floor, there are three large double bedrooms, with the master suite playing host to a walk-in wardrobe and additional storage room.
There is also a luxury en-suite bathroom complete with oval shaped bath, his and hers wash basins and shower facilities.
The third and fourth double bedrooms are served well by a main family bathroom, again with separate bath and shower facility and his and hers wash basins.
Further included are private terraces to each floor, and various storage cupboards and rooms throughout. Five secure parking spaces with separate garage lock-up is also included.
The Beetham Tower is one of the tallest in Manchester with the four star Hilton Hotel occupying the first 22 floors
The property is entered via the 45th floor with guests immediately greeted by a curved entrance reception area
There are four double bedrooms in the flat with the marble floors all having underfloor heating installed throughout
One of the bathrooms offer a spectacular view of Manchester and the surrounding areas – again with underfloor heating
The marble floors have been restored with underfloor heating installed throughout – controlled by the latest home automation system which also controls the security, lighting, audio and temperature in the apartment via touch screen systems.
The latest Sony smart televisions have also been installed in each room – eight in total.
Beetham Tower is also home to The Hilton Manchester Deansgate Hotel and Cloud 23 Bar with occupants able to utilise the facilities provided by The Hilton at an extra cost.
The Hilton takes up the first 22 floors of the property whilst all others are occupied by residents.
Families will find a large number of schools in the area including St Wilfrid’s RC Primary School & Abbey College Manchester
Originally designed by SimpsonHaugh and Partners, Beetham Tower stands at the top of Deansgate, a popular area
Construction started on the Beetham Tower in 2004 and was completed in 2006 at a cost of £150million
House prices in the North West are expected to see growth of 24.1% over the five years to 2025, according to data from Savills
An array of amenities and transport links are available with Deansgate train station just 0.1 miles away and Manchester Oxford Road just 0.4.
Families will find a large number of schools in the area including St Wilfrid’s RC Primary School and Abbey College Manchester.
Originally designed by SimpsonHaugh and Partners, construction on Beetham Tower started in 2004 and was completed in 2006 at a cost of £150million.
As a result of the elongated floor plan, the structure is one of the thinnest skyscrapers in the world with a height to width ratio of 10:1 on the east–west facade.
Offering luxury city centre living, the apartment is within walking distance of designer stores, Manchester Piccadilly station and some of the city’s best restaurants.
The latest Sony smart televisions have also been installed in each room with a total of eight found in the apartment
As a result of the elongated floor plan, the structure is one of the thinnest skyscrapers in the world
The home also comes with the added security of a separate garage lock-up and five secure parking spaces which is a bonus
The apartment is within walking distance of designer stores, Manchester Piccadilly station and many restaurants
Julie Neville said: ‘Having lived in the apartment for four years as a family, we can vouch for its superb location.
‘It’s within walking distance to some amazing bars, restaurants and shops, and is within easy reach of the motorway too.
‘It has proven to be a highly popular and rentable property having been vacant for only two weeks since the day it was completed.’
The number of bedrooms make it a perfect choice for families with room for guests to stay when they come to visit as well
There is also an office space with far reaching views of Manchester, ideal for the occupant working from home
Here is one of the views from the flat, with occupants able to see as far as Snowdonia on a clear, sunny day
John-Paul Case, director at Savills Manchester, added: ‘Set within the highly exclusive Beetham Tower, this apartment is premium living at its finest and truly sets the bar in terms of quality.
‘The property has been finished to the highest of standards, which perfectly complements the exceptional views it offers across Manchester.
‘And with office space overlooking the city, it also provides the ideal setting for the occupant working from home.’
The most recent mainstream property forecasts from Savills showed that property prices in the North West are expected to see growth of 24.1 per cent over the five years to 2025.
This is six times the four per cent predicted growth in London and nine per cent higher than the UK average of 15.1 per cent.