‘Sale Point’, built in the 1970’s, spans an impressive 50,326 sqft, arranged over ground and five upper floors. The new homes will feature a combination of one and two-bedroom apartments, all benefiting from luxury fixtures and fittings, on-site parking, and excellent transport links. Adding further to the scheme’s sustainability credentials, Blueoak enhanced the energy performance of the building using solar panels and KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery) system. 

The continued resurgence of Sale as a hugely desirable and aspirational place to live within Greater Manchester has led to a higher demand for homes, notably apartments, appealing to those looking to join the property ladder.

Sale Point marks the latest in a line of successful conversions from commercial to residential schemes, an area of the property market in which Blueoak is becoming increasingly recognised. The firm’s ethos in retaining and reimagining commercial buildings such as this, epitomises ‘embodied carbon’, vastly reducing carbon emissions when compared to ‘demolish and rebuild’ projects.