What makes New Islington the Best Place to Live?
Described as one of the Best Places to Live by the Sunday Times, New Islington has undergone an outright character transformation. Following the 2002 Commonwealth games, a largescale regeneration project was undertaken in New Islington resulting in the development of 1000s of new homes, shops, bars and commercial properties.
The appeal of New Islington
The result is an area that is increasingly appealing for young professionals and families to live. Located on the easternmost border of the city centre, New Islington offers green, open spaces with lively cafes and bars, canals and a marina, cultural venues and shops. The Mitchelin-Starred restaurant, Mana, the renowned Pollen Bakery, and Rudy’s Pizza are all close by, as well as Hope Mill Theatre.
New Islington’s desirability
The stylish new developments, renovated townhouses and factory buildings in New Islington have attracted a community of young professionals, families and businesses that make the area an increasingly desirable place to live. This alongside its location, enabling an effortless commute into the city centre, make New Islington the perfect destination.
Transport Links
From New Islington, residents can easily journey to other city centre districts including the Northern Quarter, Ancoats and Deansgate.
New Islington tram stop located just south of the Marina is a great way of navigating the city. Manchester Picadilly is the closest station at around 15-minutes walking distance. New Islington’s web of towpaths also offers a safe, pleasant means of getting around by foot or cycle.
