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Self-Vehicle rental company SDVH has released a comprehensive guide on the best places to live in Manchester. The guide aims to help residents and millions of visitors, including students who visit Manchester every year, find the ideal neighbourhoods to live in during their stay.
The rental company is uniquely positioned to offer this guide as it has extensive knowledge of the city's layout and has been interacting with citizens for several years. This has helped it gain a deeper understanding of the different neighbourhoods and the characteristics that make them appealing.
Talking to the media, a spokesperson for the self-drive vehicle hire company said, "This guide will be a valuable resource for anyone looking to live in or visit Manchester. Our team has put a lot of effort into compiling the guide, and we are confident that it will help readers make informed decisions about where to stay in the city."
The guide looked at several factors, including proximity to popular attractions, access to public transport, the quality of local schools, and the range of housing and entertainment options available.
According to the insightful guide, Northern Quarter, which ends at Manchester Arndale and Piccadilly station, is the best place to live thanks to the variety of entertainment and food options it offers working professionals in the city. In second position is Castlefield because of its close proximity to the city centre, while at third is Chorlton, which is famous for the abundance of greenery in the area, which is perfect for pet owners and families who like to enjoy nature.
At 4th, 5th and 6th are Didsbury, Salford and Deansgate, which are known for being full of life during daytime and nighttime. One interesting fact about The Salford Quays is that it is the only place where open-water swimming is allowed. Families that prioritize education will find Altrincham, ranked at 7th, to be a good fit, as it has some of the best schools in Manchester. Number 8 is Rusholme, as it is close to two huge universities, Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Manchester. Wrapping up the list comes are Sale and New Islington who have everything a person would need while their real estate prices are at different ends of spectrum.
The guide is available for free on the SDVH [Self Drive Vehicle Hire] website and people can get a detailed breakdown there. They also have other guides such as the best place to live in Edinburgh, and Glashow.
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Name: James McNally
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Organization: SDVH [Self-Drive Vehicle Hire]
Website: https://sdvh.co.uk/
Release ID: 89092667
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