Areas we cover across Greater Manchester
Surveys cover the areas below and the towns around them, from the old mill districts of Bolton, Oldham and Rochdale to the city centre and the southern suburbs.
Manchester City Centre
The city centre is a mix of Victorian and Edwardian warehouses, 1960s and 1970s office blocks, and retail and transport buildings from the postwar rebuild.
Surveys in Manchester City CentreM4Ancoats and Northern Quarter
Ancoats grew up around some of the first steam-powered cotton mills, and the Northern Quarter was largely warehousing for the textile trade.
Surveys in Ancoats and Northern QuarterM5 and M6Salford
Salford covers a wide range: Victorian terraces around Langworthy and Ordsall, post-war council estates and tower blocks at Pendleton, the redeveloped docklands of Salford Quays, and older industrial premises along Regent Road and the Irwell.
Surveys in SalfordSK1Stockport
Stockport's skyline is defined by its Victorian cotton mills and hat works, many of them now offices, studios, storage or flats, alongside the great railway viaduct.
Surveys in StockportM33 and M17Trafford (Sale and Trafford Park)
Sale is largely residential, with 1930s semis, post-war estates and 1960s to 1980s housing, where textured ceilings, cement garage roofs and soffits are typical.
Surveys in Trafford (Sale and Trafford Park)BL1Bolton
Bolton was a major cotton-spinning town and its mills still shape the skyline, many now converted to flats, offices, retail and storage.
Surveys in BoltonBL9Bury
Bury is a market town with Victorian mills along the Irwell and Roch, red-brick terraces in Walmersley and Moorside, 1930s semis and post-war estates.
Surveys in BuryOL1Oldham
Oldham was one of the biggest cotton-spinning towns in the world, and the mills that remain are a defining feature, many still in commercial use or converted.
Surveys in OldhamOL16Rochdale
Rochdale's Gothic Town Hall and the Rochdale Canal point to a town built on cotton and trade.
Surveys in RochdaleWN1Wigan
Wigan's history was cotton, coal and engineering, and the legacy is a town of Victorian mills, terraces and later industrial estates.
Surveys in WiganWA14Altrincham
Altrincham combines a historic market town centre with large Victorian and Edwardian villas, 1930s semis around Timperley, Bowdon and Hale, and post-war estates.
Surveys in AltrinchamM20Didsbury
Didsbury and neighbouring Withington are largely Victorian and Edwardian villas, 1930s semis along the main roads and streets of terraces, with a high number of shared houses and converted flats.
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