Bramhall is a suburb of Stockport, situated in the south of Greater Manchester, known for its attractive green spaces and excellent amenities. Neighbouring towns include Cheadle Hulme, Poynton, Woodford and Hazel Grove. It’s approximately 15km from Manchester City Centre and just over 5km from Manchester Airport.
Bramhall is well-connected with several train stations located nearby, including Bramhall Station, which provides direct links into Manchester. The town is also served by several major motorways, including the M60 and M56, making it easy to travel to other parts of the country. An extensive bus network offers regular services to Stockport and Manchester.
Bramhall offers a range of well-maintained properties with generous gardens. You’ll find semi-detached houses, large family homes, apartments and bungalows – although prices reflect the affluent nature of the community and the relatively high standard of living. New housing developments such as Bramhall Green and Bramhall Park offer modern and spacious homes.
Bramhall is close to several beautiful parks and green spaces, including Bramhall Park, which covers over 70 acres incorporating a range of facilities, including a lake, gardens, and a children’s play area. This is also where you’ll find the Grade I listed Bramall Hall, a Tudor manor house which is open for tours and often hosts theatrical performances, concerts and workshops. Ladybrook Valley offers a range of walking and cycling routes and Bramhall is not too far away from the Peak District, making it an excellent location for outdoor enthusiasts.
Bramhall has a range of Outstanding primary schools, including Queensgate Primary School and Ladybrook Primary School. Secondary schools include Bramhall High School, which has a good reputation for academic achievement, and independent schools like Cheadle Hulme School and Stockport Grammar School are only a short distance away.
Locals enjoy a range of shopping facilities, with several shops and boutiques located in the town centre, as well as supermarkets including Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and Waitrose. You’ll also find trendy bars and restaurants, hairdressers and beauty salons, a greengrocer, butcher, and a book shop. The town holds several markets throughout the year, including the Bramhall Artisan Market, which offers a range of handmade crafts and artisan food. There is also a good range of cafes, pubs and restaurants in Bramhall including the excellent Bombay to Mumbai and Piccolino’s.
Life Leisure Bramhall offers a range of sports facilities, including a swimming pool, gym, and sports hall. The town is also home to a couple of excellent 18-hole golf clubs set in beautiful parkland. For those interested in the arts, Cheshire Art Gallery displays a range of contemporary and traditional art from the UK’s most exciting artists.
Bramhall has a strong community spirit, with a range of community events, festivals and activities throughout the year with live music, food, drink, fireworks and entertainment in the Village Square. The town also has several clubs and societies for residents to get involved in from toddler time to coffee mornings, exercise classes and business networking events.
Bramhall is an excellent place to live, thanks to its range of amenities and facilities to suit different needs and lifestyles, from young families to professionals and retirees. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful suburban retreat or a bustling town with plenty of amenities, Bramhall has something for everyone.
Eddie – May 2023.
