Queens Court, Queens Gardens, Hull
Manor was the sole developer of this 140,000 sq. ft. mixed residential scheme, which dominates central Hull’s Queens Gardens area, offering striking panoramic views across the city and marina.

The building is the regional headquarters of the BBC and contains a television broadcasting suite and office complex, 115 executive apartments and four penthouse apartments, all of which are supplied with free public internet access.

The development had a gross value of £25 million, which was part-funded by a £12m facility from RBS Leeds. It was designed by D.L.A in Wakefield.

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Scunthorpe Retail Park
Scunthorpe Retail Park has attracted some of the biggest brands in the world, including Tesco, B&Q, Toys ‘R’ Us, T.K. Maxx, Next, Pizza Hut, McDonalds, K.F.C, Travel Lodge and Frankie and Benny’s.

The 300,000 sq. ft. development has a gross development value of £60m and is the result of a joint venture between Manor and a retail fund. The park has contributed significantly to Scunthorpe’s economy by providing a high-quality retail offer and creating 2,000 jobs.

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Lincolnfields
On the outskirts of Lincoln, Lincolnfields comprises of eight separate developments spread across a 50 acre site.

Manor was the sole developer of this mixed-use project, and in line with other Manor developments, it has attracted some of the world’s biggest brands, including Mercedes, Land Rover, Lexus, Smart Car, Total Fitness, Lincat Factory and Ibis. It also includes an office park, trade park, restaurants and a pub.

With a gross development value of £100m, the project was part-funded by RBS Bank and was developed in assistance with C.A.D. Architects in Lincoln, engineers J.Y.M. Preston and various building contractors. The units have either been sold to owner occupiers or sold as a rented asset.

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