Modern Apartments to Rent in Manchester

2 bedroom apartments, across 5 beautiful, individual buildings, available to rent now from £1650 for limited time only

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The living is easy

Living at Kampus is so much more than simply living in a beautiful apartment. We are all about community and soul, and so our social spaces were born. Be it a movie night with friends, a dinner party in the private dining room or drinks on the terrace, the living is always easy at Kampus.

Modern, minimalist communal space, with industrial ceiling, well decorated with house plants.

Co-working Spaces

Our co-working spaces feature beautifully designed, shareable spaces for your WFH day here at Kampus, along with private rooms for that important focus time.

Fall in love with our private cinema

Available for private hire with friends, or for enjoying gaming nights with the neighbours.

A gorgeous interior dining room and kitchen within the lifestyle area of Kampus

Private dining

Bring your dinner party A game, be it cheese and wine night with your friends, or taco Tuesdays. This space is exclusively available to Kampus residents.

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Looking after you

Get fit, be well and maintain balance.

A living space with terrace inside of Kampus' apartments in Manchester

Take it easy

A lounge space to catch up on emails, or with the neighbours.

A woman strokes a cat after eating breakfast in bed.

Oh hello, pet!

The most important members of the family are always welcome.

A resident happily greets an engineer as Kampus staff arrives to service apartment utilities.

Our team, on hand 24/7

We’re there when you need us, day or night.

Kampus Lifestyle Amenities Rooftop Dinner

Make your night extra special

Our rooftop terrace is exclusively available to our residents. A room with a view, that takes in the whole city.

There really is no place like home

Kampus is the ultimate location for city living, and hanging out too.

For apartments where the streets are paved with iconic landmarks (overlooking one of Manchester’s most famous winding canals), the neighbourhood’s attractive, and where you’re spoilt for choice for eating, drinking, and generally living it up, look no further.

At Kampus, you unlock secret streets, independent food and drink spots – great for impressing friends and family – and a pooch-friendly green space that will have tails and tongues wagging.

Late night workout? There’s a 24/7 gym. Hankering for an early morning croissant? Our on-site bakery, Pollen, serves delicious treats throughout the day to satisfy cravings of all kinds. All day movie marathon? We’ve got you sorted with our private cinema room.

Plus, our private terrace gives you rooftop sights that are only accessible to residents and much more.

Sound like a bit of you? Make yourself comfortable. You’re in great company.

Eat, drink and shop

Kampus is home to Manchester’s best independent food and drink. From that early morning coffee fix, to canalside dining that leads well into night, it’s the perfect hangout spot. So come grab a table in the garden and order from any of the bars, cafes and restaurants at Kampus.

Kampus Bakery - Freshly baked good daily.

Pollen

A sourdough & viennoiserie bakery with workshops and supper clubs for those who fancy themselves as Manchester’s next patisserie – welcome home to the neighbourhood, Pollen.

The Beeswing

Bringing rare wines, precious foods and years of experience in creating the perfect bar experience to our community, it’s your new favourite wine bar, Beeswing.

Nell’s

Grab a slice of rightly famous 22 inch pizza, or a range of focaccia-based snacks, signature cocktails and brilliant wines and beers.

Yum Cha

Delectable dishes, divine interiors and all the dim sum, roast meats and deep-fried small plates served in bamboo steamers you can eat, it’s Yum Cha!

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The Barkside

The pooches of Kampus (and Manchester) are in for a treat with puppacinos, pampering and dog street fashion landing in our neighbourhood garden, at the Barkside.

Great North Pie Co

The North West’s favourite independent pie-makers are bringing their handcrafted pies to our very own Little David Street.

Red Light

Nestled within Little David Street, our queer cocktail den serves up signature drinks crafted by award-winning bartenders.⁠

Seven Bro7hers

Summer is officially here! Seven Bro7hers pop up has taken over Minshull Warehouse and the Kampus garden, with craft lagers, pales, IPAs, stouts and spurs.

Madre – Now open!

Bringing the spirit of Mexico City, plus tacos, tequila, mezcal and all-round mouth-watering goodness, to the Kampus neighbourhood, it’s Madre!

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Base Kamp

A beautifully curated collaborative co-working space for creatives across the hair and beauty sector, created by David Rozman. Customers are guaranteed the ultimate salon experience, with the ability to access a range of high-quality creative talent that ensures they look and feel great, on the inside and out.

Kampus General Store – Coming soon

A cross between a convenience store and a traditional corner shop, the Kampus General Store will be the place that our residents can stock up on the best artisan food and drink.

Maker’s Quarter – Coming Soon

A creative co-working space, workshop, concept store and deli – Maker’s Quarter is a haven for local makers and artists, with creative workshops and classes for all levels, whether you’re a seasoned pro or a total beginner.

A man shows the fresh, healthy contents of two Bondi Bowls

Bondi Bowls – NOW OPEN

Aussie-inspired start up Bondi Bowls are making Kampus their new home! They’ll bring their flavour-packed salad bowls, soup bowls & smoothies for those eager to make healthier food choices on the go.

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Bar Hutte – Coming Soon

Everyone’s favourite festive pop-up is coming to Kampus this winter, with a new outdoor terrace comprising of eight snug wooden karaoke hüttes and an Aprés Ski Bungalow. With cosy furnishings, twinkling lights, live music sessions, and flowing drinks, guests can expect to be whisked away into a world of rustic charm!

There’s always something on at Kampus

With an eclectic calendar of events, parties and pop-ups.

Check out what's coming up at Kampus.

Sleek and stylish one-bedroom apartments

A place of one’s own. There’s nothing like it.

Bright, free-flowing and boasting fully equipped kitchens, state-of-the-art modern utilities and designed with the world in mind, our one-bedroom apartments truly offer something for everyone.

Perfectly appointed with clean, mid-century furnishings and finishes for a look that never goes out of style, these apartments are what make Kampus the ideal location for those looking to live, work and play in places that have both style and substance.

With plenty of room for yourself and guests – including features such as balconies, terraces and corner space on select apartments – these are real patches of paradise for those looking for city living that’s well and truly elevated.

Bedroom with built in mirrored wardrobe and boutique hanging light features.

Bold and breathtaking two-bedroom apartments £1650

There’s no space like home. At Kampus, our two-bedroom apartments offer enough of it for four, creating an incredible sanctuary right at the heart of the city.

Blending innovative design with the lingering heritage of our sites, these apartments boast double-height ceilings complete with exposed beams and unique features, giving you ample room to live big and, arguably, dream even bigger.

Every inch of the space is created for modern living, giving you versatile apartments that offer respite from the hustle and bustle of Manchester without ever taking your finger off the pulse.

Why not book a viewing to get up close and personal with every inch of Kampus, allowing you to get a real feel of life here.

Wall to Ceiling windows in modern apartment, Kampus.

Working things out

Looking to pump some iron? Or how about getting some balance and doing some breathwork in our state-of-the-art gym and workout room?

Residents get complimentary access to our industry-leading PTs and fitness classes, including an intuitive private space that allows you to watch your favourite online classes without being disturbed.

Getting into that grind state of mind has never been easier, as both can be easily booked at the touch of a button in our app.

Super fast, super accessible, super all round

Thanks to our free broadband with speeds of up to 250mps; making video calls, streaming and general online-ing is a total breeze.

But should anything ever go wrong, we’ve got an incredible in-house maintenance team on hand to lend a helping hand.

From the friendly faces at the front desk to the handy folk who know their way around a tool kit, we offer a maintenance guarantee, so any issues can be sorted in a jiffy – getting you back on track, stress-free!

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Paws for thought

At Kampus, we know pets are part of the family.

That’s why we’d never ask you to leave your furry, feathered or fin-ned friends behind, with a pet-friendly policy that ensures everyone can find a home with us.

Our doors are open to certain-sized dogs, house cats, caged birds and fish – just make sure to check our policy first before bringing your pet boa constrictor, Fluffy.

We look forward to seeing wagging – or flapping – tails of all kinds!

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Spaces created for the life's moments, big and small

Life’s pace is varied. So your spaces should be too. Relax or catch up with work in our communal lounge (with WiFi access, of course) or take a breath of fresh air in one of our lush green roof terraces.

Why not serve up something delicious by booking an evening in our private dining room and terrace, giving you plenty of space to cook, entertain and catch up with your nearest and dearest.

And with our constant stream of independents enjoying spotlights in our neighbourhood spaces, such as incredible wine creators, food makers and top-class bakers, you’ll have no shortage of things to impress your guests.

Kampus - Le Social Tine - A Group of young people chat and laugh.

Kampus Lifestyle

At Kampus, you don’t just live – you thrive. With a packed calendar, social spaces and accommodation options we always have our community in mind.

Let us paint a picture for you:

– Get your sweat on with regular HIIT classes, kick your weekend off right with Breakfast Club every Saturday or unwind with a bucket of popcorn in the cinema room.

– Shake paws with friendly four-legged pals at our pooch meet-ups or check out incredible pop-ups where you can grab something unique from incredible crafts folk, right on your doorstep.

With social spaces, shops, bars, pizza available by the slice, locally brewed beer and wine, tapas plates, and independent food spots, there is something for all tastes and their buds.

The best part about it? You’re never far from your own front door.

Aerial shot of Kampus Summer Beer Thing - Cheers!

Is Manchester a nice place to live?

What a question.

Well, to save you time, the answer is yes.

And that’s with our bias put aside.

But for the deeply curious among you, let’s touch on what makes Manchester the place to live, work, play, and more.

Over the past few years, we’ve seen a boom in people moving to our neck of the woods, especially young professionals and creatives who are looking to set up shop in a city that reflects their rich lives and varied pursuits.

It’s touted as one of the most liveable cities in the UK, taking into account a number of factors such as education, healthcare access, crime rates, and political and social stability.

All good things to have under our belt.

But, what about the numbers?

Manchester houses a rich population of over 500,000 beautiful people (if we don’t say so ourselves) and is the third most visited city in the UK by tourists hailing from overseas, narrowly beaten by Edinburgh and London.

We’re still neck-and-neck with Birmingham for the official title of the UK’s second city, but in our hearts, we know we’re number one to those that count.

With a rich industrial history based within the textile market, making Manchester one of the cotton capitals of the North, it quickly became the world’s biggest market for the stuff.

This heritage actually forms the gorgeous architectural features found about and around Kampus, sculpting the high ceilings and cobbled streets that weave around our offering.

Places to go, people to see

Manchester is an excellent choice for those who want a bit of everything. Well stocked with bars, galleries, parks, world-class museums, shopping districts, music venues and sports arenas – including two top Premier League football teams – there’s plenty to be passionate about.

But the city isn’t resting on its laurels just yet. It’s got work to do.

Manchester has been undergoing consistent urban regeneration and rejuvenation since the late 90s, getting thoroughly primped, plucked, and tucked when it comes to improving its offering to those looking to make a life here.

It’s now home to both big names and the little-less-known, quickly developing into a hot spot that hasn’t forgotten its roots.

Although there are plenty of shopping and entertainment choices, such as the Arndale, which has quickly transformed into one of the country’s favourite places to purchase – fierce independents still make their mark, especially in the bustling Northern Quarter.

Buzzin' to meet ya

Our city’s symbol is the humble worker bee. You can no doubt spot it on lamposts, art installations and more while on your travels, from its industrious image represented in civic spots to a rainbow-striped edition throughout The Village on Canal Street.

Far from being a sweet bit of modern marketing, the bee has been the emblem of Manchester for well over 150 years. It represents the general hustling, bustling and productivity that occurs throughout the city, as well as the sheer amount of effort it takes to continually push for progress.

Mancunians are grafters. But we also stick together, stoking serious pride in our hive and the things we can create.

It’s a sweet message that goes beyond honey.

In fact, it’s all about connections – which is something us lot here at Kampus value in spades.

So whether you’re focusing on the experiential or are simply keen on forming a base of your own to call home, you’d be hard pressed to find anywhere better than Manchester.

Is it worth moving to Manchester?

Listen, Lonely Planet listed us as one of the best places to live in the world – so there’s got to be some stock in that.

But if you’re looking to up sticks and move from places further afield – such as beyond the M60 – Manchester is an excellent candidate.

It’s the city’s pride and authenticity that make it one of the best places to live.

You’re never far from a friendly face thanks to our fierce sense of community, which encompasses you from Kampus to beyond.

This comes courtesy of excellent transport links, working opportunities and an international reach fueled by one of the quickest-growing economies outside of London. As we said before, we’re a productive bunch, which means we are proud to be home to entrepreneurial prowess and business acumen of all kinds.

We’ve since seen all sorts of companies find their places with us, such as the landmark shift of the BBC to Salford Quays in 2011 and a number of world-class headquarters dotted about the city centre and outward districts.

But it’s not all work and no play.

Manchester is one of the UK’s creative hubs, housing some of the true greats when it comes to traditional and modern art forms, from tangible history and the stuff you can hang on the wall to live festivals and celebrations.

Get your eyeballs around the following spots for cultural excellence:
• Manchester Art Gallery
• The John Rylands Library
• The Museum of Science & Industry
• Whitworth Art Gallery
• The Imperial War Museum
• The Lowry
• The People’s History Museum
• Manchester Museum
And many, many more.

An Exterior shot of the Kampus Summer Beer Thing event.

Music

Manchester has a sound like no other. Forming the backbone of iconic bands like Oasis, The Stone Roses, The Smiths, New Order, Happy Mondays and many (many) more, there’s always something new to tune into.

With a wealth of new music launching onto the scene, from homegrown talent to global exports, our venues are also second to none, such as Manchester Arena, the O2 Apollo and plenty of independent spots that are just waiting for you to explore.
When it comes to treating your eyes and ears, Manchester has it in spades.

Dining

There’s always something being served up, here.

Travel the world by fork through the spiced flavours of the Curry Mile, tuck into authentic bao buns and broth in Chinatown or settle into foods from France, Spain and beyond. No matter your preferred cuisine, there is a truly impressive catalogue of restaurants that can be found in the Manchester City Centre.

We’ve even got nine places listed in the Michelin Guide, for the true foodies amongst you.

But who says you can’t stay at home and have fun?

At Kampus, you’re never too far from sampling the stuff that makes your mind and mouth go, “wow.”

From our mainstay, Pollen bakery, to regular indie food and drink pop-ups in our very own Neighbourhood, there’s truly something for stomachs of all styles.

Plus, we’re about to open our General Store, which is set to be stocked with everything you need to keep your fridge filled with ample supplies. Whether it’s a last-minute movie night or succinctly stocked for an upcoming dinner party with friends, we’ve got you covered.

Watch this space!

Two young people drink from high-quality glasses in a modern kitchen.

Where is Kampus in Manchester?

Kampus is perfectly placed in one of the most popular neighbourhoods in Manchester along the water, just opposite thriving Canal Street. Our five Manchester apartment blocks and buzzing neighbourhood of food, drink and retail spots, can be found jutting out on the edge of Aytoun Street, just five minute’s walk from Manchester Piccadilly Station – connecting you to the rest of the UK and beyond without so much as breaking a sweat.

Find your home in one of our spacious Manchester apartments, housed within:

Minto and Turner
Minshull Warehouse
South Block
North Block
The Stack

All of our spaces are nestled around a verdant neighbourhood garden, before delving deeper into one of the best indie food and drink spots that are quickly becoming Manchester city centre’s worst-kept secret.

Not that it’s a bother though, we quite like the attention. As do our garden faves; Nell’s, Pollen, Three Little Words, Seven Brot7ers, The Beeswing, Barkside, Red Light, Yum Cha and Great North Pie Co.

But the missing ingredient? That’s all you.

Get in touch with us today to discover how the livin’ can truly be easy with us at Kampus. We can’t wait to hear from you and unlock a living experience like no other.

Move in somewhere nice

Kampus is all about sociable spaces, indoor and out. Our 5 apartment blocks surround a neighbourhood garden, adorned in greenery, and surrounded by the best independent food and drink MCR has to offer – all here, on your doorstep, ready and waiting for you.

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A busy event at Kampus - A shot taken over the Manchester Canal.