Heaton Park, Neoclassical English country house and municipal park in Manchester, England
The expansive 600-acre grounds contain multiple recreational facilities, including an 18-hole golf course, boating lake, animal farm, and adventure playground.
Originally owned by the Holland family since medieval times, the estate transferred to the Egerton family in 1684 through marriage of Sir John Egerton to Elizabeth Holland.
The Grade I listed Heaton Hall, designed by James Wyatt in 1772, features state rooms with furnishings crafted by Gillow's of Lancashire.
Manchester City Council maintains the park facilities, which include flat green bowling greens built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games and a volunteer-run tram system.
The park contains one of the few concrete telecommunications towers in the United Kingdom, known as the Heaton Park BT Tower.
Location: Manchester
Location: Bury
GPS coordinates: 53.53470,-2.25610
Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:50
Heaton Park BT Tower
550 m
Heaton Park Tramway
518 m
Church of St Mary the Virgin, Prestwich
2.1 km
Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation
1.7 km
Heaton Park Reservoir
841 m
St Margaret's Church, Prestwich
916 m
Heaton Park Congregational Church
926 m
Church of St Hilda
1 km
Church Inn
2.1 km
Church of St George
1.6 km
Church of St Matthew with St Mary
2.3 km
Church of St Gabriel
1.6 km
War Memorial, St Mary's Churchyard
2.1 km
38, Church Lane
2.1 km
Temple To North East Of Heaton Hall
475 m
Smithy Lodge To East Of Heaton Hall
910 m
Monument To John Brooks To West Of Church Of St Mary
2.2 km
Colonnade by lake to south of Heaton Hall
661 m
Church of All Saints War Memorial, All Saint's Church, Manchester Old Road, Middleton
2.2 km
Boundary Stone At Sd 830 023
1.9 km
Grand Lodge To South South West Of Heaton Hall With Screen Walls And Wall Attached To West
1.1 km
Prestwich Operatic Society War Memorial
1.6 km
Heaton Hall
257 m
Blackley Crematorium
1.4 km
Boundary Stone At Sd 829 023 (Junction With Bury Old Road)
1.9 km
Rookwood Wrenwood
2.2 km
Sundial In Front Of Orangery Of Heaton Hall
322 m
Blackley WWI Memorial Pillar
1.7 kmReviews
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