Greengate was once the historic centre and administrative hub for the medieval town of Salford. The district became renowned for textiles and dyeing during the industrial revolution, before falling into overcrowded disrepair.
Greengate today is one of Manchester’s most remarkable regeneration stories. The district has attracted a large amount of public and private investment and has since become a highly attractive destination for young professionals, students, and families.
Greengate enjoys one of the most enviable positions in Greater Manchester. Nestled beside the River Irwell and flanked by the city’s major transport and commercial links, the district offers effortless access into the city centre.
From Greengate, you are:
Since the early 2000s, Salford City Council has worked with developers and planners to turn Greengate into a desirable, sustainable urban quarter. The council’s 2018 Regeneration Strategy outlines a bold vision: creating a mixed-use district with thousands of homes, top-tier commercial space, and world-class public spaces.
These spaces enhance resident’s quality of life, encourage walking and cycling, and support a strong sense of place.
Greengate’s skyline has evolved dramatically in the past decade. The area’s growing population is drawn to its energy, walkability, and emerging cultural identity.
Residents benefit from:
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