Manchester Club, Offices

Offices are available for 1 to 25 years on flexible terms. You can even move seamlessly within our 90 buildings throughout Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and Birmingham if your office requirements change, within the term of your office lease. We recognise that you need your office to look as individual as your business. That’s why we offer a project management service to see you through from blank canvas to bespoke office. As a Bruntwood customer you’ll also benefit from our on-site customer service team who manage the building on a daily basis and deal with all of your office requirements, leaving you free to get on with running your business. To find out more about the offices at the Manchester Club, please give us a call. We‘d love to show you around the building.

Here is a summary of the current office specifications at this building but please bear in mind that we can bespoke these for our customers. So if it’s not on the list and you need it – just ask.

Here is a typical office floor plan of an office at the building. Depending on your needs we can split this into several smaller offices. Let us know how you would like your office to be laid out and we can make it happen.

Make the most of the building’s great location with this guide to all the best local amenities – taken from those who know best, our staff and customers.

To see a larger format of the map please go to ‘Print details’ and make sure you tick the ‘Local amenities’ box.

Get a detailed map and directions to and from
Manchester Club.

The Manchester Club was designed by Edward Salomons and John Philpot-Jones in 1870-71 and was regarded as the architects’ best city centre creation. Now a romantic interpretation of Venetian Gothic, it is one of the largest surviving clubhouses in the country outside London. Its unofficial name was ‘The Lighthouse of Liberty’ and it was the former home of the Liberal Democrats in the days of the ‘Whigs’ and ‘Tories’ at the turn of the 20th century. Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone, was the VIP guest when the building opened, on 17 October 1871 and his statue still stands in the building today. Other former members include the one-time Liberal MP for Oldham, Winston Churchill and Lloyd George. The Reform Restaurant, now occupied by Room, was known for its prestigious celebrities and MUFC post-match celebrations in the George Best era, especially after the 1968 Cup Final.

The people below are responsible for the smooth running of the building and making customers’ lives as easy and enjoyable as possible. As you can see from the testimonials throughout the site, our current customers find them invaluable.

Colin Gallimore
Customer Service Team Member