The flats are designed with neutral simplicity that just suits everyone. Everything looks and feels high quality. If I was being super picky some blackout blinds would have been great, but I will live happily without.

The communal spaces are the same, they are maintained and looked after well evidently and I have absolutely loved being able to escape up to the roof top lounge. It’s a real treat to have in the building and honestly what tipped me over the edge to choose here.

The staff working in the building are fantastic, so friendly and will do everything in their means to help you out. I have never had enquiries dealt with so efficiently in any place I’ve rented before. And the little extras they do make you feel valued as a tentant, a little pot of gold (chocolate coins) really brightened up my St. Patrick’s Day.

I don’t regret a thing choosing Vox.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

Placed literally next to Cornbrook tram stop (but don’t worry, you definitely can’t hear it!), Vox is in a perfect spot for getting around the whole city.

There’s not really restaurants or bars but a very short walk and you’ve got plenty of choice in Castlefield so I cannot complain about this.

A Co-op is opening literally attached to the building so will be able to get any essentials I need and a bigger supermarket and retail are only 15min on foot.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

That the mirrors in the bathroom were anti fog. This was probably the only thing I didn’t know! And it’s great!

What is the best feature of your home:

The lack of stress. I feel like I don’t have to worry about anything to do with my living at home. My parcels are stored. There’s staff on reception 24/7 to deal with any issue. The building is totally secure. And if I want to escape my flat for a bit I only have to take the lift up to the top floor, can even keep my slippers on.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

The tram station is a minute away which is a huge deal for me. Super easy to get around town because of that. We’re also in range of a lot of restaurants so deliveroo and Uber eats are awesome for us. So many choices. Overall we’re in a really great location.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

The only thing is the lack of parking. I wish I knew about how long I’d have to wait to get parking and how there is barely enough parking spaces for the residents.

The Room me and my partner moved into is truly glorious, I love how thought out the apartment is. The design is impeccable, It really feels like we’re living like kings for the price. The bed is super comfy plus the space in the kitchen for storage and food is super impressive. But my favourite part, A BATH!!

Now the real winner of Life at Vox, The Facilities. The communal lounge on the 15th floor is wonderful, It displays a variety of different seats you can choose from with plenty of plugs. There’s free tea and coffee available for residents which is a big win if you work from home (The coffee could be better though) The views from the Lounge are outstanding, to be able to work with 360 views of the city. It really can’t get more perfect. You can head outside to the rooftop where you’ll see an awesome running track and a beautifully looked after garden, a surreal place to chill with some friends. I haven’t made use of the rooftop gym yet however it does look rather impressive. Each piece of equipment is brand spanking new with the option of watching Netflix or YouTube whilst working out.

There’s an awesome studio room which you can book out completely free of charge for Spin classes or even if you want to chill with a movie with your family or friends.
It’s only been 2 weeks since moving in, but we’re loving every minute.

Thanks, Vox Team

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

You really couldn’t get more perfect with the location, Its far enough from the city centre to avoid all the hustle and bustle noise yet still a short walk back in. If your lazy like me, there’s a tram station literally 2 minutes from your front door which connects to all routes in Manchester. I haven’t been out enough in Manchester just yet to recommend any local establishments. Oh, There’s a co-op on the ground floor for all you daily shoppers.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

I would of loved abit more information regarding the studio room, I would of thought Netflix etc would of been already installed on the device. Really Minor though haha

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

Everyone has responded with amazing professionalism.

The windows are large, to allow lots of natural light in and all the rooms have Ethernet ports with high speed broadband Internet!

The management are great, and there is an app that you can use to submit any requests, I already had to submit one for one of the faulty Ethernet ports and it was fixed with an electrician within 3 days.

There’s is an on site 24/7 concierge so that if you are having having issues you can directly go to them, and any issues can be reported easily.

The apartments are also pet friendly, which is sometimes hard to find!

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

First of all, there’s a local co-op at the ground of the building, so it’s easy to get essentials when you’ve ran out. If you do need to go shopping or for places to eat there is a main tram stop 2 minutes away which connects to the majority of all of manchesters tram lines so you can get the direct tram you need from there

It can get quite busy outside, however noise is at a minimum and isn’t distracting if you have windows closed.

Bin collection is done well, however more bins are probably needed as it sometimes can overflow in the rubbish collection and then you have the try to make more room.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

You may need to walk or get the tram to go to any big supermarket chains or restaurants, which is fine since it’ll only take you a few minutes to get the tram.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

We moved in and were unsure about the heating, we thought it was faulty so we submitted a request to just ask for advice and got a response an hour later with a video on how to use it, which solved the issue!

Another one was with out Ethernet in one of the rooms, the port was not working so we put a request in to get it looked into, and around 3 days layer an electrician came around and was able to fix the issues.