Locations

Prestwich

Prestwich, a vibrant suburban town located in the Metropolitan Borough of Bury, just a few minutes north of Manchester's city centre, is one of Greater Manchester's most sought-after residential areas. Prestwich is one of Greater Manchester’s most desirable residential areas, thanks to its lively high street, diverse cultural heritage, and large green spaces. In recent years, Prestwich has become increasingly popular amongst young professionals and families who are attracted to the town's balance between urban convenience and a community-friendly environment.

Heaton Park is one of Prestwich’s most notable features. It's also one of Europe's largest municipal parks. It is a great recreational area for both residents and tourists, with woodlands, lakes, and historic buildings. Prestwich Clough is another green space that provides wildlife with a haven and peaceful woodland walks. Prestwich Village is the bustling heart of the town, with a diverse mix of independent shops, cafes, bakeries, bars, and restaurants. Food is a popular attraction, and a growing number of modern eateries contribute to the lively social atmosphere of Prestwich Village.

The town is well-connected by public transport. Major roads like the M60 also make it easy for car travel. Prestwich's strong Jewish community gives the town its own unique cultural character, which is reflected in schools, shops, and traditions. Prestwich is a vibrant and dynamic place to live because of its accessibility, welcoming atmosphere, and vibrant amenities.

Prestwich
Eccles

Eccles

Eccles, located west of Manchester in the City of Salford, is a town with a rich history. Eccles is a long-established local centre, known for its unique character, excellent transport links, and ongoing regeneration. During the Industrial Revolution, textile mills and canals supported the town's growth. Historic structures like the Church of St Mary the Virgin or the old Town Hall can be seen today.

Eccles Town Centre is a mix of local services, traditional markets, and shops. Eccles Market continues to be a major part of daily life, thanks to its reputation as a place for fresh produce, community stalls, and local services. Recent investments have sought to modernise and enhance the town centre, encouraging new residential and business development.

Eccles has a good connection to the Greater Manchester transport network. There is a train station, a Metrolink interchange, and several bus routes that provide fast access to Manchester's city centre, MediaCityUK, K, and nearby towns. The M602 and M602 motorways are close by, making road travel convenient. Winton Park, the Bridgewater Canal, and other green spaces in the area offer walking and cycling options. Eccles has also made a significant contribution to British cuisine. The famous Eccles Cake is a beloved symbol of the town. Eccles, with its diverse housing stock, strong community connections, and easy accessibility, is a town that blends modern urban living and tradition.