Best areas to live in Greater Manchester

Best areas to live in Greater Manchester

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andy43

9,722 posts

254 months

Monday 3rd August 2015
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If you can get the right side of burton road it's great - that estate between the parkway and burton road was never much cop but I'm a decade out of date. I think the withington hosp development is ok, No idea on schools. Chorlton/withington might be worth a shout as well - both will be a dead easy commute to m14.

tomjol

532 posts

117 months

Monday 3rd August 2015
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djones123 said:
Is West Didsbury any good? It is very close to Alexandra park though..
Plenty far enough away from Alexandra Park...but close enough that popping to the Shell station next to it isn't a chore.

andy43 said:
If you can get the right side of burton road it's great - that estate between the parkway and burton road was never much cop but I'm a decade out of date. I think the withington hosp development is ok, No idea on schools. Chorlton/withington might be worth a shout as well - both will be a dead easy commute to m14.
I'm in the new stuff on the old hospital site, nice place to live, no trouble. Standard modern housing problems such as lack of parking and streets thus not being suitable for kids on bikes apply. Very handy for the tram.

djones123

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193 posts

149 months

Monday 3rd August 2015
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tomjol said:
I'm in the new stuff on the old hospital site, nice place to live, no trouble. Standard modern housing problems such as lack of parking and streets thus not being suitable for kids on bikes apply. Very handy for the tram.
You meant near Darley Avenue?

Edited by djones123 on Monday 3rd August 12:54

tomjol

532 posts

117 months

Monday 3rd August 2015
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djones123 said:
You meant near Darley Avenue?

Edited by djones123 on Monday 3rd August 12:54
Other side of Princess Road, around Clearwater Drive.

djones123

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193 posts

149 months

Monday 3rd August 2015
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tomjol said:
Other side of Princess Road, around Clearwater Drive.
is Darley Avenue any good?

tomjol

532 posts

117 months

Monday 3rd August 2015
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Don't really know it, apart from the ridiculous number of speed bumps. The bit between Maitland Avenue and Princess Road seems nice enough.