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Britain's first purpose-built television studios went on the air from Quay Street on 3 May 1956, Sidney Bernstein and architect Ralph Tubbs beating BBC Television Centre by four years. Mollie's opened in the old Granada office tower at 4 Atherton Street on 8 December 2025: 128 rooms, Soho House on the floors above, a diner for 110 below. The bedrooms are in the tower, and the studios are still next door.

About Mollie's Manchester

History

Granada's Quay Street complex, designed by Ralph Tubbs with Sidney Bernstein closely involved, sent its first broadcast on 3 May 1956 and was Britain's first purpose-built television studio centre, four years before BBC Television Centre. ITV left the site for Salford and Trafford. The outdoor Coronation Street set was demolished in 2017. Mollie's opened on 8 December 2025 in the old office tower, Granada House, at 4 Atherton Street, with 128 rooms. Soho House occupies the upper floors.

The setting

4 Atherton Street, Old Granada Studios, M3 3GS, on Quay Street in St John's, beside the Irwell and a walk from Spinningfields.

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