New Homes for Sale in Manchester

New Homes in Manchester FAQs

• What is the Manchester community like?

  Manchester boasts a diverse community that reflects its modern cosmopolitan character. The city is known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, and residents are proud of their Mancunian identity. The community has a strong sense of unity, demonstrated through various cultural events, festivals and a shared passion for sports – especially football.

• What is life like in Manchester?

  A compelling and inspiring city that’s surrounded by characterful suburbs, Manchester is place that’s proud of its history and culture. With countless attractions to enhance your life outside your home, you may find your dream property in Manchester is a more realistic prospect than you realised, through offers such as our Part Exchange scheme – where we act as a guaranteed buyer for an existing property. 

• What is there to see and do in Manchester?

  With a host of superb museums and galleries ready to pull you in, Manchester’s city centre is compact enough to explore on foot but still offers distinctly diverse areas such as the Northern Quarter and Spinningfields, two hotspots for dining out and the local bar scene.  Whether you’re visiting the Science and Industry Museum, seeing a show at the Lowry or enjoying a night out in the Gay Village, sports fans will enjoy a trip to the National Football Museum or catching a game at Manchester United’s iconic Old Trafford stadium. From Manchester Art Gallery and Manchester Museum to walks along Salford Quays and through Fletcher Moss, you’ll never be stuck for things to see and do across the city.

• What is education like in Manchester?

  As you’d expect from a leading UK city, there are plenty of excellent schools in the local area. They include St Wilfrid’s RC Primary School in the Hulme catchment area, which performs very well across the board. Trafford has a number of great options for younger children, including Seymour Park Community Primary School in Old Trafford and St Vincent’s Catholic Primary School in Altrincham. 

  
  As for secondary schools, Altrincham’s two single-sex state grammar schools are ranked as two of the best options anywhere in the North West. Both are outstanding according to Ofsted, while Withington Girl’s School and Manchester Grammar School are rated among the best independent options in the region.

• How are the Manchester transport links?

  Road
  The M60 motorway encircles Manchester, providing quick access to the UK's road network. The M62 connects east to Leeds and west to Liverpool within an hour, while the M6 extends south to Birmingham. The M56, M66 and M61 further enhance connectivity.
  
  Public Transport
  The city centre benefits from the efficient Metrolink tram system, which expands into various areas of Greater Manchester. This makes commuting quick and easy for locals and promotes sustainable travel.
  
  Air Travel
  Manchester Airport is located approximately 10 miles south of the city centre, connecting the city globally.
  
  Rail
  Manchester's well-connected rail network – including Piccadilly and Victoria stations – provides efficient services across the UK. London is a two-hour train journey from here, enhancing accessibility for domestic and international travellers.

• What nature is there to see in Manchester?

  Manchester offers pockets of natural beauty and green spaces. Heaton Park, one of Europe’s largest municipal parks, provides a peaceful retreat with expansive grounds, a lake and historic landmarks. The Manchester Ship Canal offers picturesque waterside walks, allowing residents to relax in nature. The Peak District National Park is a short drive away, boasting stunning landscapes and hiking trails – perfect for nature enthusiasts seeking an immersive outdoor experience.