The Neighbourhood
The Midpoint of
2 Iconic Venues
Everything you need for day-to-day life is close by. Within a mile, you’re walking distance of Old Trafford Stadium and Cricket Ground and the shops at White City Retail Park – handy for matchday atmosphere and a quick supermarket run alike. You’re also within easy reach of Manchester city centre, MediaCity UK and the Trafford Centre (all within 3 miles), so you’re never far from work, a night out or a big shop. Wythenshawe Hospital, Etihad Stadium and Manchester Victoria train station are all within 5 miles, keeping healthcare and the wider city close at hand
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- Old Trafford Stadium
- Old Trafford Cricket Ground
- White City Retail Park
- The Trafford Centre
- MediaCity UK
- Trafford Park
- Manchester City Centre
- Wythenshawe Hospital
- Etihad Stadium
- Manchester Victoria Train Station
Old Trafford Masterplan
Old Trafford is set to become the focal point of the next stage of growth in Manchester, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe proposing a new £2 billion stadium and enhancements to Manchester United’s infrastructure, positioning the area for significant development.
It is not only Manchester United’s part-owner committed to the area’s growth. A 15-person task force, including notable sporting figures like Lord Seb Coe and Gary Neville, alongside political powerhouse Andy Burnham, is dedicated to transforming this former industrial suburb. This team has devised a 15-year masterplan featuring proposals for new developments and infrastructure spanning from Trafford Wharfside to Manchester City Centre. The plan aims to create 5,000 new homes, shopping centres, and hospitality venues, further improving connectivity throughout Greater Manchester.
An Exciting Project..
“Throughout my career in sport, I have seen the potential for stadiums to become focal points for strong communities and catalysts for social and economic development. That was certainly true of the venues we built in east London for the 2012 Olympics, and we are overdue a project of similar scale and ambition in the north of England. I am honoured to have this opportunity to share my experience in support of this tremendously exciting project.”
Lord Sebastian Coe, 2024
2-Billion-Pound Scheme
There is an impressive £2-billion proposal in place led by Manchester United’s co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, to redevelop Old Trafford Stadium. The ‘Theatre of Dreams’, and the legendary home of Manchester United sits a short 5-minute walk away from Victory Place.
This is more than a football ground, it encompasses an inspiring story, flooding the community with its rich history and a vibrant atmosphere.
Iconic Sports Venues
Just 4 minutes away from Victory Place, you will find the Old Trafford Cricket Ground. As the second-largest international cricket venue in the UK, it has hosted some of the most memorable events in the sport’s history.
These landmarks are more than just sports venues—they are a fundamental part of the neighbourhood’s identity, attracting numerous visitors and boosting Old Trafford’s desirability.
Unmatched Connectivity
Manchester Metrolink is the UK’s largest light rail network, and connects Trafford to Manchester City Centre and beyond, with reliable and frequent services.
The nearby M60 motorway offers easy access to major motorways like the M602, ensuring seamless travel across Greater Manchester and other key cities.