

Oldgate
The city's oldest working quarter: makers, print shops and converted industrial floors.
Oldgate kept its trades. There is still a bookbinder on Cutler Street, still two print shops, still a foundry that makes railings for half the city. The residential stock is almost entirely conversion — upper floors of workshops, a former bottling plant, a tram depot.
Ceiling heights are the reason people move here. Almost nothing in Oldgate has a ceiling under three and a half metres, and almost nothing has a small window.
What to know
Acoustics
Conversions vary enormously. Ask what was done between floors; the good schemes used a floating screed.
Parking
Oldgate is a controlled zone. Most conversions carry one permit; a second is not usually available.
Getting around
- Oldgate market
- 3 minutes on foot
- Metro — Cutler Street
- 6 minutes on foot
- Rivergate quay
- 15 minutes on foot
- Central station
- 9 minutes by metro
- Airport express
- 31 minutes from Central
Character
In Oldgate

Advisors for Oldgate
Teodor Halvik
Partner — City
Founded the city desk. Has read more service charge accounts than anyone should.
Yuki Farrow
Head of Lettings
Runs the lettings book to the same standard as the sales book, which is unusual.