


4 photos · more on enquiryA six-bedroom, six-bathroom house right next to Urmston station, sleeping up to 12. Every bedroom is en-suite, so nobody queues for a shower. Built for contractor teams at Trafford Park, commuters, event visitors near Old Trafford and relocating families.
Summary: Beacon Living Group offers a six-bedroom, six-bathroom serviced house in Urmston, Trafford, right next to Urmston railway station. With every bedroom en-suite, nobody queues for a shower, which is exactly what a work team wants. It is around a six-minute drive to Trafford Park, 10 to 13 minutes by train to Manchester Piccadilly, a few miles from Old Trafford and around 15 minutes from Manchester Airport via the M60. The house is booked direct by enquiry, so message us for availability.
Six people sharing a house all need the same thing at the same time. It is quarter to seven on a work morning and everyone wants a shower, everyone wants the kettle, and everyone wants to be on site by eight. Most large lets solve this badly, with three or four bedrooms sharing a single bathroom and a rota taped to the wall. This house solves it properly. Six bedrooms and six bathrooms, every one of them en-suite, so the morning simply works. That one detail is why en-suite is a serious search term for contractor teams, and it is the first thing to say about staying in Urmston with Beacon.
The house sits in Urmston, in the borough of Trafford, right next to Urmston railway station. It is a genuine whole-house let rather than a room in a shared building, taken as one unit so a team, a family or a group has the entire property to themselves. The headline is the layout: six bedrooms and six bathrooms, every one en-suite, sleeping up to 12, a kitchen for cooking properly rather than living on takeaways, and space to spread out at the end of a day. On-street parking is available nearby.
At a glance
Urmston works for very different guests for the same underlying reason: it is close to where people need to be, without being in the thick of it. Pick the group that sounds like yours.
Trafford Park is the reason a lot of teams come to this corner of Manchester, and it is around a six-minute drive from the house. It is one of the largest industrial estates in Europe, with roughly 1,400 companies and about 40,000 employees, home to names like Kellogg's, Unilever, L'Oréal, Adidas, Procter & Gamble and Amazon. Projects across a site of that scale bring in engineering, fit-out, logistics and maintenance crews who need somewhere close, comfortable and priced for a team rather than for four separate hotel rooms.
This is where the six-bathroom layout earns its keep. A crew of six, ten or twelve does not want to share one bathroom on a rota, and they do not want to be spread across a hotel corridor either. One house, six bedrooms, every one en-suite, a kitchen for a proper breakfast and a washing machine for a long job. Everyone is up, ready and on site together, and the accommodation cost is one whole-house rate rather than a stack of nightly room charges.
Defaults are illustrative. Put in your own crew size, nights and the room rate you have been quoted to see the difference whole-unit pricing makes.
The house sleeps up to 12 across six double bedrooms, so one booking covers a crew of that size at a single flat rate: the bigger the group, the bigger the saving against per-room hotel pricing. Meal savings from a real kitchen come on top. Figures are illustrative.
Urmston is well connected for a town that still feels calm and residential. The train is 10 to 13 minutes to Manchester Piccadilly, as fast as 10 minutes on the direct service, running on the Chat Moss line with Northern stopping services and faster TransPennine services. For anyone commuting into the centre, that means leaving the car at the house rather than paying city-centre parking.
By road, the M60 is on hand at Junction 9, which puts Manchester Airport around 15 minutes away. That combination suits early flights, airport project work and guests arriving from further afield, and it keeps the wider motorway network close for crews moving between sites. The Trafford Centre is a short drive for anyone who wants a day of shopping and dining without going into the city.
The house is a few miles from Old Trafford, roughly 24 minutes by public transport, which makes it a sensible base for a big weekend without paying to sit right beside the ground. Old Trafford holds 74,879 for football, and in the 2025-26 season the average attendance was 73,815, so match days fill the area. Next door, Emirates Old Trafford takes around 22,000 for Test cricket and up to about 50,000 for a concert, adding cricket internationals and major touring acts to the calendar.
When an event lands, rooms nearby get scarce and prices climb. Booking a whole house for the group avoids that entirely: everyone stays together, everyone has their own room and bathroom, and the cost is one house rate rather than several rooms at an event-weekend premium. For a stag do, a family group or a set of friends heading to the football or a gig, it is a far calmer way to do the weekend.
Urmston is a proper town rather than a stopover, which is what makes it work for families and longer stays. Flixton Road is the main dining and shopping strip, with the everyday things a household needs close at hand, and the neighbouring areas of Stretford to the east, Davyhulme to the north and Flixton to the west give the area its settled, suburban feel. It is the kind of place people move to for schools, space and a quieter pace, while staying minutes from the motorway and a short train ride from the city.
For a family between homes, relocating for work, or trying the area before committing to a purchase, a six-bedroom house with real bathrooms and a kitchen beats a cramped hotel room by a distance. Our relocating to Urmston guide covers the area in more depth, and the wider relocating to Manchester guide sets it in context across the region.
The house is booked by enquiry rather than through a platform, which keeps things simple. You deal with a named local contact who can answer questions, confirm what the house does and does not have, and hold your dates, rather than a call centre and a stack of platform fees. For a work team, that means invoices sorted properly and a human to talk to when a project moves by a fortnight. For a family or a group, it means a straight answer on availability and a fair rate. Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact page and we will come back quickly.
The house sits in Urmston, in the borough of Trafford, right next to Urmston railway station. That puts direct trains to Manchester Piccadilly, the M60 at Junction 9, Trafford Park and Old Trafford all within easy reach, while Flixton Road's shops and restaurants are on the doorstep.
The house has six bedrooms and six bathrooms, every one en-suite. For a team sharing a house that is the detail that matters most: nobody queues for a shower before an early start, and everyone gets their own space.
Trafford Park is around a six-minute drive away. With roughly 1,400 companies and about 40,000 employees, it is one of Europe's largest industrial estates, so the house is a practical base for crews working across the park.
The train takes 10 to 13 minutes to Manchester Piccadilly, as fast as 10 minutes on the direct service. Urmston sits on the Chat Moss line with Northern stopping services and faster TransPennine services, so commuters can leave the car at the house.
Yes. The house is a few miles from Old Trafford, roughly 24 minutes by public transport. Old Trafford holds 74,879 for football and Emirates Old Trafford takes around 22,000 for Test cricket and up to about 50,000 for concerts, so a whole house for the group is a calm alternative to several surge-priced hotel rooms.
Manchester Airport is around 15 minutes away via the M60, with direct access at Junction 9. That makes the house convenient for early flights, airport project work and guests arriving from further afield.
Yes. The house is taken as a whole unit and sleeps up to 12, so a team pays for the property rather than per person per night, with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a kitchen and space to live. Tell us your dates and group size and we will confirm availability and a rate.
Not yet. For now the house is booked by enquiry, so message Beacon Living Group on WhatsApp or use the contact page and we will confirm availability, answer questions and hold your dates directly with a local team.
About Beacon Living Group. Beacon Living Group is a Manchester guaranteed rent and serviced accommodation operator. It provides serviced houses and apartments for contractors, corporate teams, event visitors and relocating professionals across Manchester and Trafford, including Urmston, booked direct with a local team. Beacon Living Group Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company no. 17076795.
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