Office parks · United Kingdom
Threlfalls Brewery
Grade II brewery redeveloped to office park in Salford; 0.7km from operating Corn Exchange; verified status draft. · summary, model-written
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| Status | Retrofit builtWikipedia no source |
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| Strategy | RedevelopedWikipedia no source |
| New uses | officeWikipedia no source |
Site context
| Other atlas sites nearby | 5 within 10 km, 6 within 25 km: Corn Exchange, Manchester (0.7 km); India House (1.4 km); Chorlton New Mills (1.4 km); Regent Retail Park (2.0 km); Ducie Street Warehouse (4.9 km)computed |
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Summary, model-written
Threlfalls Brewery (1896 Grade II listed building, Salford) was redeveloped from a brewery to an office park. Status: built. Original use: brewery. New use: office. Verified: draft.
Why. Grade II listed 1896 brewery (W.A. Deighton design) redeveloped under 'redevelop' strategy. Located 0.7km from Manchester's Corn Exchange (operating). Cluster shows 5 nearby developments within 10km, including Regent Retail Park (approved).
Where it stands. No current occupancy or tenant data provided. No financials or performance metrics in record. Peer comparisons (US malls) are irrelevant to UK context.
For a planner
- Grade II listed building redeveloped to office use
- Within 1km of operating retail (Corn Exchange)
- Adjacent to approved retail park (Regent Retail Park)
For a developer
- Site is built, not under construction
- No data on lease rates or vacancy
- Peer strategy matches (redevelop) but no UK-specific metrics
What we do not know yet
- Verified status: draft (unconfirmed)
- No current use details (e.g., tenant names)
- No data on redevelopment costs or timeline
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History and original facts
| Notes | Draft from Wikipedia, model-extracted, unreviewed: The Threlfalls Brewery, a Grade II listed building originally built in 1896 as a brewery, was redeveloped into the Deva Centre, an urban business village. |
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Background
Threlfalls Brewery is a Grade II listed building on Cook Street, Salford, England, built in 1896 to the design of W.A. Deighton for Chester's Brewery Company. The brewery premises, comprising two-storey offices, copper room, maturing room, single-storey boiler room, chimney and five-storey tower, were built in pressed red brick with ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roofs. == Company == Threlfall's Brewery Company had breweries in Liverpool and Salford. The company was active between 1861 and 1967. John Mayor Threlfall bought the Lupton and Adamthwaite Brewery in 1861. The company was registered in Liverpool in 1888.
Excerpt from Wikipedia (authors and history), CC BY-SA 4.0. May be older than the record above.
Sources
- Threlfalls Brewery · CC BY-SA 4.0
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Threlfalls Brewery
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