Goods Yard is a new neighbourhood of 174 rental homes, 30,000sq ft of workspace, independent bars, eateries, coffee shops and stores, and lush, green spaces.
Bringing the goods.
Goods Yard is a new neighbourhood of 174 rental homes, 30,000 sq ft of workspace, independent bars, eateries, coffee shops and stores, and a lush, green public square designed for socialising, pop-ups and al fresco eats.
Sat between Stoke-on-Trent train station and the Trent & Mersey canal, Goods Yard will be a major destination for residents, locals and visitors.
We’re now on the hunt for creative businesses and the best independents bars, eateries and stores to set up shop at Goods Yard.
BAG YOUR DREAM HOME.
Head over to the Ollo by Capital&Centric site to nab a home at Farnworth Green.
The history.
Goods Yard started out as a goods warehouse, a hub for storing wares as they were craned between the trainline and canal, and shipped across the local area.
Originally a 3-storey brick building with vaulted basement below, the upper levels were used for storing rail freight shipments under cover after they arrived on site.
In the mid-20th century, lightweight steel frame buildings were constructed around the main shed and buildings became a storage warehouse.
Looking to rent at Goods Yard?
Head over to Ollo by Capital&Centric to register your interest.
BAG YOUR DREAM HOME.
Head over to the Ollo by Capital&Centric site to nab a home at Farnworth Green.
The history.
Goods Yard started out as a goods warehouse, a hub for storing wares as they were craned between the trainline and canal, and shipped across the local area.
Originally a 3-storey brick building with vaulted basement below, the upper levels were used for storing rail freight shipments under cover after they arrived on site.
In the mid-20th century, lightweight steel frame buildings were constructed around the main shed and buildings became a storage warehouse.
Looking to rent at Goods Yard?
Head over to Ollo by Capital&Centric to register your interest.
Goods Yard Living.
174 design-led 1, 2 & 3 bed apartments for rent with exposed concrete features and huge windows. Residents also get access to a co-working lounge, private dining room, snug, mini cini and gym.
The ground floor is home to Cotton, slinging fresh coffee and artisan sandwiches, and Panko & Sushi, a Japanese eatery set to open in late 2025.
Goods Yard Square
A bustling public square at the heart of the site, with seating, gardens and nooks to explore.
There's spaces for pop-up events, and a new direct link to the train station with walking and cycling routes.
The Vaults.
Locally-listed, brick-vaulted, underground warehouse set to become a new food and drink spot with canalside outdoor seating.
With two mezzanines, huge windows and circular roof lights that flood the space with light, the Vaults is a cathedral-like space that is guarantee to wow.
Canalside Jetty
The jetty is a green backdrop to the Vaults, packed with mature greenery to encourage biodiversity and a duck house for our feathered neighbours.
The new staircases give visitors direct access to the canal, and mooring for barges and water taxis.
The Pavilion.
Set above the Vaults Warehouse, the Pavilion a 5,000sq ft, double height contemporary building with an industrial feel home to Avison Young.
Signal Box
New commercial space split into two units with exposed brick, exposed timber beams and mezzanine on the upper ground floor, and barrel vaulted ceilings on the lower ground.
“The recently approved £60 million Goods Yard development, next to the station, with new homes, a hotel, work spaces alongside shops, bars, outdoor areas and gardens, will be the biggest symbol of a Potteries renaissance.”
Location.
Goods Yard is a stone’s throw from Stoke-on-Trent’s main train station and the Trent and Mersey Canal.
Goods Yard
Glebe Street
Stoke-on-Trent
ST4 1AD