(1) City Heights location in the North West of England

Geographically, you live in the middle of an expanding city, both ancient and modern, with people from all over the world, each with varied interests and lifestyles. This area’s geographic, social and historic diversity is exemplified by its proximity to the Chetham’s Music School, founded in 1424, to the Manchester Cathedral, founded on a Roman temple, and to the lively Exchange Square with international restaurants and shops like Harvey Nichols and Hugo Boss.

The Eagle’s Nest is even closer than most of the newly built apartment blocks to a variety of entertainments and to shopping in exclusive boutiques and in a huge Mall, to advanced studies at the universities of Salford and of Manchester, to a varied night life with an international flair and to busses, tramways, trains and flights taking you anywhere you’d want with ease.

(2) Its position in the City Heights

But in a booming city, in a building with close to a hundred households, mostly young residents, the Eagle’s Nest surprisingly also offers you calm and unique privacy. Living on the top floor and at the end of a corridor, your closest neighbours are staircases, corridors and outdoor air. Nobody lives above you, and only a small wall in the kitchen is shared with a neighbour. So, there’s hardly any sound from neighbours, and nobody hears if you make noise, even late at night or in the early morning.

(3) Its unique internal structure

To use one’s flat mainly for its bedrooms seems natural in England, where people normally spend their social lives in pubs, but do not invite others to their bedroom homes. Contrary to usual expectations, the Eagle’s Nest offers you a larger-than-normal living room, hence a wider social life at home, as well as ample space for work, entertainment, and relaxation. To entertain friends or customers for lunch or dinner, 2308 also offers a wider-than-normal kitchen with no fewer than six induction hobs, an oven, a microwave, a dishwasher, and ample storage space.