The move from Quay Street Studios, which it has had since the 1960s, is set to be made next year.
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On the current set, the houses are only three quarters the scale of a normal house, meaning cameramen have to perform "tricks" in scenes.
Coronation Street director Tony Prescott told The Sun: "We use camera tricks - you can do anything with a wide lens - to get it to look normal, but the new set will be scaled up."
ITV Studios boss John Whiston added: "We will be using the same factory that made the old bricks and I will be making sure that each one is exactly the same as all the others."
Originally announced in 2010, the move has suffered a "slight" delay and was originally meant to happen sometime this year.
The relocation will apparently give producers the opportunity to bring in new families from other neighbourhoods, the oft-mentioned Rosamund Street and Viaduct Street.
