Tatton Street
Eight households on the visiting round; the bulk of our older neighbours. The street climbs gently from the foot of the parish church up towards Tatton Park's south gate. The annual open garden weekend has been held here since 1974.
Princess Street
Six households on the visiting round. The longest stretch of terrace within the parish, and the street where the Winter Coal Fund saw most use last winter (three boiler call-outs of nine).
Manor Park
Five households on the visiting round, two of them in the small almshouses at the foot of the park. The earliest recorded grant from the trust — to the widow Bracegirdle in 1831 — was here.
Mobberley Road and the new flats
Four households on the visiting round; the most recently added to the Sunday Doors register. The Cranford School sits a few hundred yards south.
The cottages above the Lily Pool
Five households, three of them long-standing tenants of the small almshouses on the north side. The original 1830 parcel of land sat just behind these cottages.
King Street and around the church
Three households in the small terraces immediately around St John's. The shortest walk for the befriender on duty.
