Southway Housing Trust
A not-for-profit landlord managing and improving over 5,900 homes in South Manchester
Burnage East
Burnage East is about four miles south of the city centre. It lies to the east of Kingsway between Grangethorpe Road in the north, and Lane End Road in the south. (Some homes nearest Kingsway fall into neighbouring Burnage West).
It's within easy reach of other suburban centres like Withington and Stockport. Kingsway is a major route into the city from Cheshire and South Manchester.
Living in Burnage East
Burnage Lane has small local shops, a library, health centre and a thriving community centre with group activities nearly every day. Local shopping is due for a big boost with Tesco planning a new store on Lane End Road near Burnage station. It's not too far to Withington village where there's more shops, bars, restaurants and banks. All the amenities of Didsbury village, the large Tesco supermarket at East Didsbury and the Tesco store on Burnage Lane are close by too.
There is excellent public transport to the city centre and other parts of south Manchester, with frequent buses along Kingsway. There are two train stations just over Kingsway (Burnage and Mauldeth Road) with regular trains to the city and to Wilmslow and the airport.
In this area
Check out facilities in and around this area: schools, post offices, childcare centres and nurseries, schools, adult education centres, youth clubs, libraries, parks, leisure centres, doctors, dentists, chemists and so on . . .
Go to In Your Area and follow the links.
Housing in Burnage East
The wider Burnage area has a mix of housing, with owner-occupied homes, and public housing. There are around 1,500 Southway Housing Trust homes here - mostly built in the 1920s. The majority are houses - mostly with three bedrooms. There are also 330 flats in small blocks and 40 bungalows.
Look at other areas
If you are looking for a Southway home, you have got more chance if you choose more than one area. Check out other rehousing area guides.
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