Hulme is a dynamic and culturally rich inner-city district of Manchester, known for its creative energy, diverse community, and industrial heritage. Once a hub of cotton mills and factories, Hulme has transformed into a vibrant area with a thriving arts scene, independent music venues, and innovative street art. The neighborhood is home to iconic landmarks like the Hulme Arch Bridge and the Zion Arts Centre, as well as popular green spaces such as Hulme Community Garden Centre. With its mix of modern apartments, repurposed industrial spaces, and lively bars and eateries, Hulme attracts students, artists, and young professionals. Its central location, just south of Manchester city center, and strong community spirit make it a unique and ever-evolving part of the city.

Key Features:

• Cultural Hub: HOME arts centre and Birley Fields campus.


• Green Spaces: Hulme Community Garden Centre.


• Dining: Popular eateries along Princess Parkway.

Transport Links:

• Metrolink: St Werburgh`s Road (8 mins to city centre).


• Bus: Frequent services into the city centre.


• Road: Direct access to Mancunian Way.

Commuting Times:

• Manchester city centre: 5 mins.


• Salford Quays: 12 mins.


• Manchester University: 8 mins.