Busy Bees Beds

Victorian red bricked terrace house. Built 2 years before the commencement of WW1, 1912.

Walk to Manchester 20-30 mins. Bus stop is a two minute walk away at the end of the street.

Safe, friendly, respectful host.

Originally made for the workers fuelling Manchesters growth during the tail end of the industrial revolution.

Today the houses stand with their forgotten charm as the workers fuelling the digital age toil away up and down the street. Electric bikes whizz by, cars lazily line the street and countless nurses make their morning commutes towards the hospital.

A true nod to the past is the air raid shelter that still sits heavy in the back yard,
the high ceilings encourage lofty thoughts and the original wooden floors add a warming, earthy touch.