An active Anglican parish church serving the Burnage neighbourhood of Manchester, recognized as a Grade II listed building for its architectural and historical importance.
At a glance
St Margaret’s Church stands on Burnage Lane in the Burnage area of Manchester. It functions as a working Anglican parish church within the diocese of Manchester, serving the local community through regular worship and pastoral care.
History
The church is documented in England’s National Heritage List, having received Grade II listed status on 9 February 2012. This designation recognizes its significance within the architectural and cultural landscape of the Manchester area.
What you see
Further architectural details about the church’s design, materials, and distinctive features are not available in current sources.
Cultural significance
As a Grade II listed building, St Margaret’s represents a valued example of church architecture worthy of protection and preservation. Its continued active use as a parish church underscores its ongoing importance to the Burnage community.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Manchester
- Neighbourhood: Burnage
- Coordinates: 53.4309, -2.2018
- Listed status: Grade II (designated 9 February 2012)
- Ecclesiastical status: Active Anglican parish church, deanery of Heaton, archdeaconry of Manchester, diocese of Manchester
Practical information & getting there
St Margaret’s Church is located on Burnage Lane in the Burnage neighbourhood of Manchester. For current opening hours, service times, and visiting information, consult the church directly or check the Manchester diocesan website.
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