Kampus,
Manchester.
Homes > Kampus
Manchester’s garden neighbourhood.
In the centre of the city. Minutes from everything. Secret streets, gardens and terraces, and the best independent food and drink.
At the heart of Kampus is a canal-side garden that’s open to all – a little bit wild, and a whole lot of lush. Surrounded by Manchester’s fave foodie spots and drinking holes, it’s the perfect place to take a moment, kick back, and meet friends.
Say goodbye to bland apartments with rubbish furniture and dodgy landlords. Rent a home in one of our 5 beautiful individual buildings, fully furnished and styled to reflect the character of each building.
Make the most of the gym, rooftop cinema, yoga terrace, BBQs, resident’s garden, terraces and lounge. And, of course, pets are always welcome.
The neighbourhood.
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Nell's.
Monster slices, craft beer, cocktails and Nell’s ice cream sandwiches.
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Pollen Bakery.
A sourdough and Viennoiserie bakery serving the best baked goods in the city.
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Great North Pie Co.
Handcrafted pie and mash, with lashings of proper Northern gravy.
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Madre.
Taqueria and mezcaleria bringing the spirit of Mexico City to Manchester.
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The Barkside.
Kampus’ puppy paradise with puppucinos, doggy mud baths and pooch pampering.
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The Beeswing.
An indie wine bar serving delish wines and curated tapas menu.
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Yum Cha.
Dim sum kitchen serving towering bamboo baskets, roast meats and big plates.
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Red Light.
LGBTQ+ cocktail den with queer art and dimly lit intimate corners.
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Makers Quarter
Creative heaven with crafty classes, artist and makers studios, and a concept store, deli and coffeeshop.
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Base Kamp
A curated collaborative co-working space for creatives across hair and beauty sector, created by David Rozman.
The Bungalow.
A brutalist beaut on stilts, home to the best pop-up eateries, workshops and events.
Homes to rent.
Minshull Warehouse.
A Victorian shipping warehouse that played a starring role in Manchester’s Industrial Revolution and was the birthplace of the Harrington Jacket. Now, the renovated Grade II-listed beauty fuses original features with playful design.
The Stack.
Strong geometric lines, exposed concrete and original waffle ceilings in a tamed brutalist beast. With balconies overlooking the city, this 1960s tower has an unmistakable mid-century vibe.
Minto & Turner.
A red brick, Grade II Victorian warehouse restored into loft apartments packed with historical features and character.
North Block.
A bold addition to Manchester's skyline with pixel windows, Lancashire red brick and a rooftop village of Dutch houses.
South Block.
Like its sister, North Block, the design-led apartments feature exposed concrete and are full of light.
The location.
Kampus is in the centre of Manchester. Near the train station, by the canal and minutes from everything.
KAMPUS
Aytoun St
Manchester M1 3GL