The location.
Connected. Green. Central. Chapel Street, at the point where Salford meets Manchester city centre.
Connected. Green. Central. Chapel Street, at the point where Salford meets Manchester city centre.
Islington Parkside occupies an enviable position overlooking parkland on Chapel Street, one of Greater Manchester's most strategically important regeneration corridors.
Perfectly positioned between Manchester city centre, Greengate, New Bailey and Salford Central, residents enjoy the convenience of city-centre living while benefiting from a quieter residential setting overlooking green open space.
Direct flights to Europe, North America, the Middle East and Asia.
Islington Parkside sits on Chapel Street (A6) beside Islington Park, with Salford Central station and New Bailey immediately to the east and the University of Salford and Peel Park to the west. The River Irwell — and the city centre beyond it — is a few minutes' walk.
Walking and driving times are approximate. Exact site address and postcode to be confirmed on the price list.
Investing in the future of Salford.
Islington Parkside forms part of the 47-acre Chapel Wharf Regeneration Framework, one of the most ambitious long-term regeneration strategies currently being delivered within Greater Manchester.
Adopted by Salford City Council, the masterplan establishes a vision for Chapel Wharf through to 2042, transforming the area into a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood that combines new homes, employment space, leisure destinations and extensive public realm improvements.
Rather than creating another residential district, the Framework seeks to establish a genuine city neighbourhood where residents can live, work, socialise and access everyday amenities within a short walk. This vision is based around internationally recognised 15-minute neighbourhood principles, ensuring residents have convenient access to employment, education, retail, healthcare, green space and public transport while prioritising walking, cycling and sustainable movement.
The Framework describes Chapel Wharf as becoming "the heart of a new type of city" — reconnecting surrounding neighbourhoods while creating an alternative urban experience centred around people rather than vehicles.
Illustrative images from the Chapel Wharf Regeneration Framework. Indicative only.
At the centre of this regeneration sits Chapel Street.
The Framework proposes transforming what has historically been a busy traffic corridor into an animated urban boulevard prioritising pedestrians, cyclists, public realm and active ground-floor uses. Underused railway arches will be converted into cafés, restaurants, bars, creative workspaces and leisure venues, creating a distinctive destination unique to Salford.
Collectively, these investments are expected to redefine Chapel Street into one of Manchester's premier mixed-use destinations — and Islington Parkside sits directly on it.
Why Manchester — the wider case
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