Burnage

Situated just four miles south of Manchester’s centre, it’s not surprising that Burnage is such a big hit with homebuyers. It’s well known as a family hotspot, thanks to its pleasant, laid-back atmosphere, which makes it feel a thousand miles from the bustle of the city.

This relaxing ...

Families seeking good-sized homes for a reasonable price are spoilt for choice in Burnage. There are several generously proportioned detached and semi-detached properties on the market, ranging from imposing modern houses with sweeping driveways and ample outdoor space, to attractive Victorian semi-detached villas, with all the original features still ...

A great polish restaurant/cafe which offers quality food and great service.

Located at 213 Burnage Lane, Manchester M19 1FN.

Located on Burnage Lane it offers either sit down or take away menu.

https://tondori-royale.co.uk/

The name Burnage is thought to have stemmed from "Brown Hedge", from the old brown stone walls or "hedges" which were common there in medieval times. In a survey of 1320, the district is referred to as "Bronadge.

The crest of the Mosley family, former ...

Burnage has got everything you need, close at hand. There are three primary schools in the area; Green End Primary School, St Bernard’s RC Primary School and Acacias Primary, which are all popular with local families. There’s also one secondary school; Burnage Academy for Boys. ...

Burnage is home to 3 primary schools and one secondary. Acacias Primary, Green End Primary and St Bernard's RC Primary cater for younger students. Burnage Academy for Boys is a former grammar school and Media Arts College which converted to an academy in 2014. Green ...