Chic Stay at Vicarage Grove Eccles Manchester UK

Summary:

Discover a comfortable and modern stay at Church Street Place, ideally located in the heart of Eccles, Manchester. This well-designed apartment combines style and practicality, making it a great choice for business trips, couples, or small families.



The apartment offers a bright living space, a fully equipped kitchen for easy meal preparation, and a cozy bedroom for a restful night. You’ll also enjoy high-speed WiFi, and all the essential amenities needed for a smooth and relaxing stay.



The Space:

Welcome to Vicarage Grove — one of Eccles' most coveted addresses for discerning short-stay guests. This immaculately presented two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on Church Street Place is designed for those who refuse to settle, whether visiting Greater Manchester for business, leisure, or an extended stay.

The moment you enter, the apartment opens up into a commanding open-plan living and kitchen space, flooded with natural light. The kitchen is a chef's delight — stone worktops, integrated appliances, and considered storage sit alongside a beautifully styled lounge where every piece of furniture has been hand-picked for both form and function. Luxurious, yet effortlessly comfortable.

Wind down in front of the 4K smart TV, or stay seamlessly connected with high-speed broadband built for the demands of modern remote working — video calls, streaming, and large downloads handled without interruption.

Both bedrooms are private retreats in every sense. The master suite offers a king-size bed dressed in hotel-grade linen, a sleek en-suite with rainfall shower, and generous storage. The second bedroom matches it step for step with a queen-size bed and direct access to a second full bathroom — ideal whether you're travelling as a couple, family, or with colleagues.



Guest Access:

Guests can access the building and the apartment.



Getting Around:

Vicarage Grove sits in a brilliantly connected spot in Eccles, making it easy to explore everything Greater Manchester has to offer without the need for a car. Whether you prefer the tram, train, bus, or road, every option is close at hand — and our 24-hour concierge team is always happy to help you plan your onward journey.



Metrolink Tram



The apartment is a short walk from Eccles tram stop on Regent Street, the terminus of the Eccles Metrolink line. From here, the tram runs directly into Manchester city centre, stopping at key destinations along the way including Langworthy, Weaste, Ladywell, Broadway, Harbour City, MediaCityUK, Salford Quays, Anchorage, and Exchange Quay. Trams run every 12 minutes throughout the day, and the ride into the heart of Manchester takes around 25 minutes with no changes required.



At Cornbrook, you can interchange onto the Altrincham line for connections south towards Trafford Bar, Old Trafford, Stretford, Sale, and Altrincham — as well as Manchester Airport, making this apartment an excellent base for those flying in or out of the region. The Eccles line also connects at Pomona with the Trafford Park line, which runs directly to the Trafford Centre, meaning one of the UK's largest shopping destinations is just a tram ride away from your door.



National Rail



Eccles train station on St Mary's Road is within easy walking distance of the apartment and is served by Northern Rail, with direct services to Manchester Piccadilly. The fastest trains take as little as seven minutes, and there are approximately 25 direct services per day. From Manchester Piccadilly, you have onward connections to Liverpool Lime Street, Leeds, Sheffield, Birmingham, and London Euston, making this apartment an ideal base for business travellers or those exploring the wider north of England.



Bus Services



Eccles Interchange bus station, located on Regent Street next to the tram stop, is a major public transport hub for the area. It is served by a wide range of Bee Network bus routes connecting Eccles to Salford city centre, Manchester Piccadilly Gardens, Shudehill, the Trafford Centre, Worsley, and surrounding towns. Single bus journeys across Greater Manchester are capped at £2, making it an extremely affordable way to get around. The number 50 bus provides a handy direct link to MediaCityUK and The Quays.



By Road



For guests travelling by car, Eccles is exceptionally well placed. The M602 motorway runs parallel to the town, offering swift access to the M60 Manchester orbital ring road and the wider motorway network. Manchester city centre is reachable in around 15 minutes by car under normal traffic conditions. The M62 connecting Manchester to Liverpool is also easily accessed, and Manchester Airport is approximately a 25-minute drive via the M60 and M56. Taxis and ride-hailing services are readily available throughout the area, and our concierge team can arrange private transfers on request.



Manchester City Centre



Manchester city centre is just a short tram or train ride away, and it rewards every visit. The city is home to world-class shopping on the Arndale Centre and King Street, award-winning restaurants and cocktail bars, the Manchester Arena (now the Co-op Live arena — one of Europe's largest indoor venues), the iconic Northern Quarter with its independent boutiques and live music scene, and cultural institutions including the Manchester Art Gallery and the Science and Industry Museum. The city's vibrant nightlife, Chinatown, and Albert Square are all easily walkable from either Manchester Piccadilly or Victoria station.



The Trafford Centre



One of the UK's most popular shopping destinations, The Trafford Centre is easily reachable by tram via the Trafford Park Metrolink line, or by a short drive along the M602. With over 200 shops, a multiplex cinema, a bowling alley, a food court, and a wide array of restaurants, it makes for a great day out whether you're shopping in earnest or simply looking for somewhere to eat and unwind. The centre regularly hosts events and is open late most evenings, making it easy to fit around your plans.



MediaCityUK & Salford Quays



Just a few tram stops from Eccles, MediaCityUK and Salford Quays make up one of the most exciting waterfront destinations in the north of England. The area is home to the BBC, ITV, and the famous Coronation Street cobbled set experience, as well as dock10 studios where TV shows including The Voice and Countdown are filmed — you can even apply to join a live audience. The waterfront is lined with restaurants, bars, and independent eateries, including The Alchemist, wagamama, and the buzzing Kargo MKT food hall at Central Bay. The whole area has a vibrant, creative atmosphere and is a pleasure to explore on foot.



The Lowry



Positioned right on the waterfront at Salford Quays, The Lowry is one of the UK's most visited arts venues. It hosts a packed programme of theatre, dance, comedy, and live music throughout the year, alongside galleries showcasing the work of L.S. Lowry himself. There is also a free immersive gallery experience — Lowry 360 — that offers a unique way to explore the artist's life and legacy. The building and its surroundings are beautiful to visit at any time of day or evening.



Imperial War Museum North



A short walk from The Lowry, the Imperial War Museum North is housed in a striking, award-winning building on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal. Its exhibitions explore how conflict has shaped lives around the world, and its immersive, large-scale Big Picture Show — projected across the entire floor and walls of the main exhibition hall — is not to be missed. Entry is free, and the museum is suitable for all ages.



Old Trafford — Manchester United Football Club



Football fans will be delighted to find that Old Trafford, the legendary home of Manchester United, is just a short tram ride away via Salford Quays, or a 15-minute walk from the Quays themselves. Stadium tours run regularly throughout the year and offer an incredible behind-the-scenes look at one of the most iconic sporting venues in the world. On match days, the tram makes getting there and back simple and stress-free. The nearby Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground, home of Lancashire Cricket Club, is also close by for fans of the sport.



Ordsall Hall



For those who love history, Ordsall Hall in Salford is a remarkably preserved Grade I listed Tudor manor house dating back over 600 years. Entry is free, and the hall offers guided tours, historical exhibitions, and an atmospheric glimpse into Salford's rich past. It is often called Salford's best-kept secret, and is well worth an afternoon visit.



RHS Garden Bridgewater



A short drive or bus ride from Eccles, RHS Garden Bridgewater in Worsley is one of the Royal Horticultural Society's flagship gardens — and one of the most ambitious horticultural projects the UK has seen in decades. Spanning over 150 acres, it features a working walled garden, contemporary planting schemes, a children's garden, and beautiful seasonal displays. A wonderful destination for a relaxed day out, particularly in spring and summer.



Chill Factore & The Trafford Park Area



Just a short distance from the Trafford Centre, Chill Factore is the UK's longest indoor real-snow ski slope — perfect for a bit of adventure whatever the weather outside. Nearby, Legoland Discovery Centre at the Trafford Centre is a brilliant family-friendly attraction, while Trafford Park itself is home to a range of leisure venues, gyms, and restaurants. The whole Trafford Park corridor is easily accessed from Eccles by tram or car.