£1m Law Library On Rightmove IT’S NOT that easy to fit a description of a historical law library into the Rightmove boxes but Manchester agent’s Philip James do their best: Built Circa. 1885; Venetian Gothic Style; Four Floors; Original Features ;Stain Glass Ceiling to the First Floor; Separate Basement Area; City Centre Financial District Location; Close to Local Bars/Restaurants. This superbly delivered building is Hartas’s only monument, he’s not mentioned with regard to any other building, he doesn’t appear in the records at all, he’s Mr Nowhere Man. All factually correct, it is also one of the few buildings built in this period that still retain their original use (see Jonathan Schofield’s historical context below). Perhaps not for much longer. The building on Kennedy Street just off Albert Square was sold and contracts exchanged earlier this year but the private buyer now wants to sell on the contract and is looking for just shy of £1m. Manchester Law Library, Kennedy Street Hartas’s Law Library It’s a gem, a magnificent Manchester masterpiece. A piece of the city’s history most of us don’t even know is there. It’s still being used by bookish lawyers doing research in the reading room and there’s a suite of serviced offices [...] manchesterinnews/1m-law-library-on-rightmove/
Posted on: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 11:45:58 +0000
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