Kuits advise PINS Social Club on landmark Manchester venue

Leading Manchester law firm, Kuits Solicitors, recently advised PINS Social Club on its new flagship venue in Manchester city centre.

Set to open its doors in spring 2026, the new PINS Social Club will occupy the iconic Grade II listed Sunlight House, making it the largest new hospitality venue to arrive in the city in recent years.

Specialists in commercial property and licensing from Kuits’ leisure and hospitality team provided comprehensive legal advice to secure both the lease and the requisite licensing for the historic premises. Their expertise was key in navigating the complexities of acquiring a site within a Grade II listed art deco building, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements while safeguarding the building’s unique architectural heritage.

Throughout the transaction, the team at Kuits worked closely with PINS Social Club, offering tailored strategic guidance at every stage. Their proactive approach ensured a seamless negotiation and completion process, allowing PINS Social Club to focus on bringing its innovative social and entertainment concept to Manchester’s vibrant leisure scene.

Commenting on the successful deal, Steve Jackson, commercial property Partner at Kuits said: “We are delighted to have advised PINS Social Club on this significant project. Sunlight House is an iconic Manchester landmark, and we are proud to have supported our client in securing such a prestigious location. This development is a testament to the continued strength and appeal of Manchester’s hospitality sector.”

With the opening scheduled for spring 2026, anticipation is building for the arrival of PINS Social Club, which promises to become a destination venue for socialising, dining, and entertainment in the heart of the city. The collaboration between Kuits Solicitors and PINS underscores Manchester’s reputation as a thriving hub for ambitious leisure and hospitality ventures.