Albion Mill, a Grade II listed former textile mill in Macclesfield, offers a rare opportunity to restore and repurpose a landmark building. Originally constructed in 1843 for Thomas Heapy, a leading figure in the town's silk trade, the mill has been granted full planning permission to convert into 30 apartments, including two-bedroom units and three-bedroom duplex penthouses. The building retains many original features, such as cast-iron columns and timber beams, and its red brick elevations, sandstone detailing, and slate roof make it a prominent feature in the town. The approved scheme has been designed to preserve the building's external character while enabling high-quality residential use, with 33 parking spaces and external staircases and access walkways positioned to the rear of the property. With its prime location in a residential area undergoing regeneration, this development opportunity presents a chance to be part of Macclesfield's continued growth and renewal.