Didsbury is one of the most sought after suburbs of Manchester. It is only 4.5 miles (7.2 km) south of Manchester City Centre, and has a population of about 14,000. The area is intersected by Wilmslow Road, said by some analysts to be the busiest bus corridor in Europe.

Didsbury is considered to be a desirable residential area; the houses for rent in Didsbury are predominantly populated by young professionals, families and students.

The central shopping area, along Wilmslow Road, has developed a European-like cafe culture over recent years, with the opening of many new bars, cafes and delicatessens.

We have a wide variety of houses to rent and apartments to rent in Didsbury; ranging from 1bed apartments for rent & 2bed apartments for rent to 4bed houses for rent. Some of the most popular developments in Didsbury include Citipeak and Didsbury point in West Didsbury.

Famous sons & daughters of Didsbury include Daniel Adamson (the promoter of the Manchester Ship Canal), Kirsty Howard (the final runner to carry the Queen's Baton at the opening of the 2002 Commonwealth Games, when she was chaperoned by England football captain David Beckham) and many local TV & sports personalities including John Thomson from the Fast Show.

Useless facts;

Between 1956 and 1969, the old Capitol Cinema at the junction of Parrs Wood Road and School Lane served as the northern studios of ITV station ABC Weekend Television. Early episodes of The Avengers and Armchair Theatre were made in the studios, as well as programmes such as Opportunity Knocks.

Lord Marcus Joseph Sieff, the chairman of Marks & Spencer from 1972 to 1982, was born in Didsbury in 1913.

There are currently no properties available in the area.