Hi there and welcome! I'm so glad you're considering staying with us. I genuinely love hosting—it's such a joy to meet people from all walks of life and help them feel at home while they explore new places. There's something really special about creating a space where guests can relax, recharge, and make great memories. When I’m not busy preparing for guests, you’ll probably find me enjoying long walks by the sea, trying out new recipes, or curled up with a good book and a cup of tea. I’m always happy to share local tips and recommendations to help make your stay extra special. Looking forward to welcoming you soon!

Welcome to our lovely 3-bedroom home—a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Whether you're visiting for work or leisure, you'll feel right at home with a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy living area to unwind in, and a dedicated workspace that's ideal for studying or remote work. Step outside and enjoy our peaceful garden, a great spot to relax with a coffee or enjoy some fresh air. To help us maintain the quality of our home for all guests, we kindly require a security deposit to be paid before arrival. We look forward to welcoming you!

🍽️ Restaurants & Cafés Neighbourhood gems: M9 and Moston have various local eateries and pubs— take a short walk to Whitman Street or nearby strips for diverse, affordable options. Northern Quarter cafés: A bit further but worth it—try Pollen for artisan coffee, Siop Shop for donuts, or Idle Hands for pies and brew. 🎯 Things to Do & Attractions Museum of Transport in Cheetham Hill (~2 miles): An expansive collection of historic trams, buses, and memorabilia, plus regular events. Philips Park: One of Manchester’s oldest parks (opened 1846), with scenic paths, amphitheatre, carriageways—ideal for a peaceful stroll. Visit Manchester Northern Quarter: Trendy hub known for street art, independent shops like Afflecks Palace, vinyl stores, cafés, bars, and music venues. Science & Industry Museum: Dive into Manchester’s industrial heritage with family-friendly exhibits and historic mill machinery 🏛️ Historical Landmarks & Tourist Hotspots John Rylands Library: A gorgeous neo‑Gothic building filled with rare books—free to visit and visually stunning. Manchester Art Gallery & Whitworth Gallery: Both showcase notable art collections; Whitworth also has lovely adjoining parklands. Castlefield & Castlefield Viaduct: Roman ruins and a revitalised sky‑park over an old viaduct, with canal-side walks. MediaCityUK & The Lowry/Imperial War Museum North: Across the Ship Canal in Salford Quays, this modern cultural quarter is ideal for a day trip. Aviva Studios: Cutting-edge cultural venue in St John’s, offering exhibitions, performances, and free events Heaton Park: Manchester’s largest park, a short tram ride away—with lake, farm, historical hall, and green spaces