RE-DEFINED Eagle House, Ancoats & Beswick

Managed by RE-DEFINED, Eagle House occupies the Grade II listed former Eagle Star Building on Cross Street in central Manchester. Designed by Charles Henry Heathcote in 1911, the building has been restored back to bare brick, giving it a distinct landmark presence among the city's commercial core.

Inside, five private meeting rooms, soundproof call booths, and an open-plan collaboration space give structure to the working day, with wide desks across the floors and tea points on every level for an easy break between calls. The renovation has stripped the building back to its original brick and structural detail, now paired with a clean, contemporary fit-out that keeps the character intact while giving each floor a settled, professional working mood. Days here move between focused desk time, quick calls in the private rooms, and informal conversations in the shared collaboration space.

Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria stations are both within walking distance, putting Eagle House within easy reach of trains and trams across the city. Cross Street sits among Manchester's historic commercial streets, with lunch spots, cafes, and bars within a few minutes on foot. The surrounding area carries a steady mix of office life and retail that keeps it busy from morning through evening.