This impressive Edwardian bathhouse features thee pool halls and a Turkish baths suite.
Built between 1903-1906 with no expense spared, this unique location has three pool halls, a Turkish Baths suite, a Superintendents flat above and various outbuildings.
This stunning Manchester location is a true gem of a backdrop for film, TV, and advertising shoots. You might recognise the building in dramas such as Peaky Blinders, Cold Feet, It’s a Sin, Mrs. Biggs, Houdini & Doyle, and Life on Mars, as well as programmes like The Antiques Roadshow, many music videos and adverts. There’s undoubtedly something special about the building which lends itself perfectly to the screen.
The Edwardian grandeur of the exterior architecture and rich, decorative interiors provide a ready-made backdrop for a range of period settings. In contrast, the industrial decay of the outbuildings, including the old laundry and filter room, conjure up their own special atmosphere and on-screen presence.
Manchester Piccadilly Station
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