Crumpsall South

Crumpsall South is a residential district situated north of Manchester city centre, bordered by Cheetham Hill to the south and Higher Crumpsall to the north. The area is characterised by Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing, alongside more modern apartment developments and local shopping parades along Cheetham Hill Road. It functions primarily as a residential neighbourhood for the city, with good public transport links providing access to the wider urban area.

The area includes the expansive Crumpsall Park, offering green space with sports facilities and playgrounds. A notable local landmark is the former Crumpsall Hospital complex, parts of which have been redeveloped for housing. The Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, a distinctive red-brick building, serves as a local focal point. Daily life revolves around local schools, community centres, and the essential services found on the main thoroughfares.