Big changes are brewing across Greater Manchester as iconic buildings transform into luxury homes, vibrant flats, and fresh dining spots — all while affordable housing gets a major boost. Julie Goodyear’s former mansion is set to become a seven-bedroom stately home after false rumors about HMOs died; Bolton’s historic Henighans pub will rise as ten self-contained flats; Bury’s ex-church superstore is preparing for two new restaurants with 24/7 service; Miles Platting welcomes 154 fully affordable homes — social rent and rent-to-buy included; and Stalybridge’s Grade-II listed Astley Cheetham Art Gallery closes temporarily for a full interior revamp, adding accessibility features and modern finishes.
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