Looking for a flat in Manchester?
Flat in Manchester.co.uk will help you with your choice to rent or buy a flat in Manchester, whether it be a flat in Manchester city centre or accommodation in any suburb of the city. We know that it can be hard to find the right information if you are moving to a big city like Manchester, so we'll give you the information you'll need to help you make that big decision. Here you'll find a guide to renting in Manchester and what to expect from the city or suburbs in terms of eating out, transport links, culture and lifestyle.
Flats in Manchester City Centre:
For those who are keen to experience the buzz of city life, then living in Manchester is the thing for you. With excellent transport links, entertainment and hundreds of world class bars and restaurants you'd be hard pushed to find a better place to live in the UK. The city has been revived and regenerated over the last 20 years and there are plenty of new one bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments being built on a constant basis. The demand is high for renting in Manchester city centre and urban property developers are continuing to built outstanding homes in all the best locations in and around the city.
Flats in South Manchester:
One of the most popular areas to rent in the south of Manchester is Didsbury. Only 5 miles out of the city centre, Didsbury village is situated on Wilmslow Road next to Fallowfield, the popular student area. There are a number of quality shops, restaurants and pubs in Didsbury and with it's handy transport links it is a favourite choice of young professionals. Also, in the south adjoining Didsbury is Chorlton-cum-Hardy, referred to locally as simply: Chorlton. Rental prices are slightly less than neigbouring Didsbury but it is still just as popular with young professionals and students alike. A little further west of Chorlton is Trafford, Stretford and Salford Quays which can also provide modern living spaces with easy transport links to the city centre.
Flats in North Manchester:
Living in the north of Manchester is less expensive than the centre or the south and you generally get more space for your money. The more popular areas are those situated near the northbound M60 ring road such Prestwich and Whitefield. However, if you prefer to be a bit closer to the city then Ancoats and Cheetham Hill are becoming the more obvious choice.
Flats in East Manchester:
The most recent part of Manchester to be regenerated is Clayton, Openshaw and Beswick whom have received massive amounts of government cash. It all started with the Commonwealth Games and the building of the City of Manchester Stadium, now the home ground of Manchester City F.C. The area is now know as Sports City and there are plenty of one bedroom and two bedrooms flats and apartments being built giving plenty more good places to rent a flat in Manchester.
