Latest house prices for Trafford Park, Manchester

Trafford Park occupies a unique footprint in Greater Manchester, sitting on what was once the ancestral estate of the de Trafford family before the Manchester Ship Canal transformed it into the world’s first planned industrial estate. Today, it remains a massive powerhouse of employment, bounded by the canal to the north and the Bridgewater Canal to the south. While the area is synonymous with global logistics and heavy industry, it is also home to the "Village" - a small, grid-like pocket of red-brick terraced housing originally built for factory workers at the turn of the 20th century. Living here means being at the centre of a massive transport hub; it is incredibly well-connected by the Metrolink’s Trafford Park line and sits right on the doorstep of the Trafford Centre and the motorway network. Despite the surrounding scale of the warehouses and the proximity to Old Trafford, the residential streets have a quiet, self-contained feel, tucked away from the main arterial roads that keep the region’s economy moving.