Manchester is one of the liveliest cities in the north of England. Its city-centre developments and strong universities attract many overseas buyers. Here you will find our Manchester listings and the key facts about the city.
Atherton (M46) · ManchesterSH-13
A freehold three-bedroom semi-detached house from the 1950s with a private rear garden in Atherton (M46), Greater Manchester.
Atherton (M46) · ManchesterSH-19
A three-bedroom semi-detached house of about 94 m² with front and rear gardens in Atherton (M46), Greater Manchester.
Manchester city centre (M1) · ManchesterSH-16
A new-build two-bedroom, two-bathroom flat on the fifth floor of a 32-storey tower in Manchester city centre (M1), with a 25-metre pool.
Former mills and warehouses are becoming homes, offices and cafés, with many new developments in the centre.
The Metrolink tram network, Manchester Piccadilly station and the international Manchester Airport.
The University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University.
Two world-famous football clubs, museums and concert venues.
Yes. There is no restriction on foreigners buying property in England.
No. Salford is a separate city and council within Greater Manchester, with its own council tax.
No. Stamp Duty rates are the same across England.
No. Buying a home in England does not by itself give any right of residence or a visa.
