Cheadle Hulme Map

Detailed Street Map of Cheadle Hulme Greater Manchester & Guide to the Area

Cheadle Hulme Map Greater Manchester: Interactive map of Cheadle Hulme, displaying the town situated in the county of Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Cheadle Hulme area and a Cheadle Hulme town centre map, showing Cheadle Hulme Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Cheadle Hulme map are: Waitrose, Platform 5, The John Millington, Cheadle Hulme Station, Church Inn, Bramhall Park, Costa Coffee, Gusto Italian, Oak Meadow Park, Tesco Express, Albert Road Medical Centre, The Chiverton Tap, Hursthead Junior School, Headlander, The Retreat Rooms, Domino's Pizza, Greenbank Preparatory School, R&R Barbers, Village Hotel Cheadle, PureGym Handforth, The Drawing Room Hair Co., The Orangery Tearoom, Olivia's Coffee House, Station Road Opticians, St Andrew's Church, Co-op Food, Bramhall Dental Practice, La Casetta, Ladybridge Park Medical Centre, Platform 1 Wine Bar, CH Medical Practice, The Tatton Arms, La Cueva, The Cheadle Hulme Pub, Little Belters, Cheadle Hulme School, The Gym Stockport, St Ann's Hospice Shop, Pets Corner, Holland & Barrett, JD Wetherspoon—The Governors House, Grove Lane Primary School, Expressions of Beauty, The Kings Tap, The Railway Pub, TUI Travel, Vision Express, Bakehouse 32, Wilmslow Road Pharmacy, Waitrose Café.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Bramhall, Cheadle, Heald Green, Handforth, Gatley, Woodford, Wilmslow, Davenport, Hazel Grove, Adswood, Withington, Burnage, Sharston, Ladybarn, East Didsbury, Didsbury, Poynton, Edgeley, Stockport, Great Moor, Bredbury, Offerton, Northenden, Brooklands, Benchill, Styal, Moss Nook, Baguley, Sale Moor, Timperley, Wythenshawe, Woodsmoor, Newall Green.

Cheadle Hulme is one of those places that feels just right—busy enough to have everything you need, but still relaxed and green round the edges. Tucked into the southern bit of Greater Manchester, in the borough of Stockport, it's a favourite for families and commuters alike. There's a friendly, settled feel to the place, with tree-lined streets, well-kept parks and a nice balance between the buzz of the town centre and quieter residential spots. It's the kind of place where you're always close to a good school, a café that knows your coffee order, or a green space to clear your head.

The history of Cheadle Hulme goes back centuries, with records dating to the 13th century, though it remained a rural, scattered place until the coming of the railways in the mid-1800s. That changed everything. What had once been mostly farmland started drawing in well-to-do families from Manchester looking for a breath of fresh air and space to build smart houses. By the 20th century it had grown into a proper suburban town, and today it has a population of around 26,000. The railway still plays a big role in keeping it well connected, while the mix of old buildings, modern shops and leafy streets reflects its gradual growth over time.

Cheadle Hulme might not shout about its attractions, but it's full of little gems. The town centre's packed with useful shops, eateries and local businesses, while Oak Meadow and Hursthead Parks offer peaceful walking spots and space for the kids to burn off steam. Bruntwood Park is just up the road and has something for everyone—wide open lawns, woodlands, a popular café, and one of the best playgrounds in the area. Nearby, you'll find the impressive Tudor manor of Bramall Hall, restored and managed as a heritage site complete with gardens, exhibitions and tearooms. The National Trust's Lyme Park isn't far either, with its grand house, deer park and views across the Peak District. For something slightly smaller in scale but rich in character, Quarry Bank in Styal brings history to life with its working mill and lovely gardens.

Once you branch out across Greater Manchester, things open up quickly. Manchester city centre's under half an hour away and offers everything from theatre at The Lowry to live music at the AO Arena and art at the Whitworth. Foodies can dig into everything from street food in Ancoats to fine dining in Spinningfields. If you fancy shopping, there's the Arndale or Trafford Centre, and football fans aren't far from either Old Trafford or the Etihad. Add in quirky museums, canal walks, and regular festivals and you've got a region that never seems to run out of things to do.

Getting around from Cheadle Hulme is a doddle. The town has its own railway station, with direct trains into Manchester Piccadilly, Stockport, and beyond. The A34 and M60 are both nearby, making it easy to head off by car in almost any direction. Local buses connect you to surrounding suburbs, and if you're jetting off, Manchester Airport is only about 15 minutes away by car or taxi. Everything you need for work or play is well within reach.

Greater Manchester as a whole is a proper mix of city swagger and northern grit, made up of ten boroughs including Stockport, where Cheadle Hulme fits in neatly. It's a place that's always been shaped by hard work, from mills and factories to modern tech hubs and creative industries. Each area has its own identity, but there's a strong sense of being part of something bigger. Whether you're into live music, historic buildings, football or just a decent pub, you'll find your corner in this ever-evolving region.

We hope you found this Cheadle Hulme tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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