Myrtle Place in City of Salford

Myrtle Place in Salford is a residential street. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and ends at Heath Avenue, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Myrtle Place also exists in West Midlands.
Road Type
residential street
Route
southeast-northwest

Bus stops

  • Frederick Road/Patten Court – approx. 150 m.
  • Frederick Road/Lower Broughton Road – approx. 200 m.
  • Frederick Road/Seaford Road – approx. 200 m.
  • Lower Broughton Road/Camp Street – approx. 250 m.
  • Lower Broughton Road/Wheaters Crescent – approx. 250 m.
  • Seaford Road/Frederick Road – approx. 250 m.
  • Lower Broughton Road/Frederick Road – approx. 300 m.
  • Broughton Road East – approx. 300 m.
  • Seaford Road/Gerald Road – approx. 350 m.
  • Lower Broughton Road/Heath Avenue – approx. 400 m.
  • Lower Broughton Road/Victoria Lodge – approx. 400 m.
  • Broughton Road East/Albion High School – approx. 400 m.
  • Frederick Road/Technology House – approx. 500 m.
  • Camp Street/Nelson Street – approx. 500 m.
  • Seaford Road/Cromwell Road – approx. 500 m.

Fast food restaurants

  • Subway (sandwiches, takeaway) – approx. 350 m.
  • Greggs (sandwiches, Bakery, takeaway) – approx. 350 m.

Artwork

  • The Tree of Knowledge (artist: Alan Boyson, concrete;glass;ceramic tile) – approx. 500 m.

Convenience stores

  • Spar – approx. 350 m.

Bicycle hires

  • Camp Street/Broughton Lane (Beryl, 8 vehicles, fee required) – approx. 500 m.