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Accommodationmap OXFORD S City Centre T T WHITWORTH S FAIRFIELD S L TREE ONDON R T ANBY ROW Accommodation GR SACKVILLE S S ST PRINCE CHARLE 11 OAD Liverpool 35 m Manchester City 3m SS T Lake District 95 m S Football Club map AY A57 (M) MANCUNIAN W AY MANCUNIAN W T UPPER BRGROSVENOR S HGR CAMBRIDGE Hall of residence Postcode City (North) Administration Centre B5117 Wright Robinson Hall OOK S George Kenyon Hall (PG) M13 9PY CAVENDISH RD tel +44 (0)161 306 3131 AD STRETFORD RO Weston Hall M1 3BB TREE email [email protected] ST T E T Lancashire County 2m TH S BOO Cricket Club 93 Lowry Centre 3m Hall of residence Postcode City (South) Administration Centre Manchester United 3m T UNIVERSITY Grove House Football Club PLACE Denmark Road M15 6GQ Imperial War 4m tel +44 (0)161 275 4950 BRUNSWICK S Museum North Horniman House M13 9NT email [email protected] Acommodation PRINCE Whitworth Park OfficeM13 9WJ A34 T PLYMOUTH GR GREENHEY 80 ON S SS R S LANE AFT GR OVE ON GR OAD 97 82 OXFORD R SWINT DENMARK RD X 121 Hall of residence Postcode Victoria Park (Dalton Ellis) Administration Centre SAGE RD ANSON RD HATHER RTH Brook Hall M13 0FZ Dalton Ellis Hall O THERSAGE RD OAD HA PRINCE Manchester Aquatics Centre T NO tel +44 (0)161 306 9840 AD B5117 Y BANK R MOSS LANE EA DAIS Canterbury Court M14 5BX email [email protected] TREE ST C Manchester Museum OXFORD PLACE ONYNGHAM RD UPR Dalton Ellis Hall M14SS R 5RL YD S LWR PARK University Library O 105 PARK RD 102 LL 106 Opal Gardens M14O 5ES AD Students' Union R D 101 St Anselm Hall M14 5BX D A510 107 OAD Contact Theatre DENISON R ST WILMSL KENT RD WE 3 Academy DICKENSON R CLAREMONT ROAD Hall of residence Postcode Victoria Park (Hulme Hall) Administration Centre Whitworth Art Gallery OW R Burkhardt House M14 5RR Hulme Hall OAD tel +44 (0)161 306 9880 ANE NORMAN RD Hulme Hall M14 5RR email [email protected] T L AT ON GR BIRCHFIELDS R PL BRIGHT YEW TREE R ANE Hall of residence Postcode Fallowfield Administration Centre University Place to Fallowfield OLD HALL L 111 OAD WHITWOR 1.7m (2.8 km) CHANCELL 122 Ashburne Hall M14 6HP Owens Park D OA 116 3990 steps 112 tel +44 (0)161 306 9900 (24hrs) 35 mins at medium pace Oak House M14 6HX cluster 114 TH LN email [email protected] 115 OR S W Owens Park M14 6HD University Place to Weston Hall 119 118 AY 0.6m (1km) WILBRAHAM ROAD Richmond Park M14 6YY The Accommodation Office MOSELEY ROAD 1425 steps Sheavyn House M14 6HP The University of Manchester 12 mins at medium pace Student Services Centre 122 EGERE Unsworth Park M14 6FZ Burlington Street MAULDETH ROAD TON 119 Uttley House M14 6NN Manchester M13 9PL WES T RO tel +44 (0)161 275 2888 AY AD Woolton Hall M14 6WS email [email protected] SW Manchester Airport 9m www.manchester.ac.uk/accommodation Chester 36 m KING AGE ROAD WITHINGTON PARSON BARL OAD WILMSL OW MOOR R TON R BUR PARR CAVENDISH R S OW WO O R OD AD OA RO D D OA D AD L APWING L OAD ANE TINE R BARL A OW MOOR R PAL FOG L ANE OAD WILMSL AY PARR SW S WOOD R WOOD S OW OAD KING RO TINE R A AD PAL DIDSBURY O AD AD 7.
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