Affordable Housing Built on Old Church Site | Manchester News

Winton’s long-vacant St. Matthews church site is set to become two four-story affordable housing buildings, tackling Salford’s housing crisis with 40 new apartments—rents starting at just $106.84 for one-bedrooms. Backed by an $8 million investment and $4 million from Homes England, the project includes parking, delivery zones, and bike storage, managed by ForHousing. Though some locals feared noise and strain on services, planners say the design addresses those concerns. Construction begins in three years—marking a vital step toward revitalizing the area.

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