50 bed house

Albion Mill, a landmark Grade II listed building in Macclesfield, presents a unique opportunity to restore and repurpose a iconic heritage building. Originally built in 1843 as a textile mill, it has been granted full planning permission to convert it into 30 apartments, including two-bedroom units and three-bedroom duplex penthouses, along with parking and access. The building retains many original features, such as cast-iron columns and timber beams, and its red brick elevations, sandstone detailing, and slate roof are characteristic of the era.

The approved scheme aims to preserve the building's external character while enabling high-quality residential use, with parking and access positioned to the rear to maintain the principal elevation. The property is located in a residential area undergoing regeneration, making it a sound development opportunity and a chance to be part of Macclesfield's continued growth and renewal.