Varby

Varby is a small, primarily residential area located in the London Borough of Trafford, in Greater Manchester, England. It is situated to the southwest of the city of Manchester. The area is characterized by a mix of housing, predominantly semi-detached and terraced properties, with some local amenities and green spaces.

Historically, Varby was part of the wider Stretford area. Like many parts of industrial Manchester, its development was influenced by the growth of nearby industrial centers and the subsequent expansion of suburban housing. The name "Varby" itself may have Old Norse or Anglo-Saxon origins, though its precise etymology is not widely documented.

In terms of infrastructure, Varby benefits from its proximity to major transport routes, facilitating access to Manchester city center and surrounding towns. Public transport links, including bus services, serve the area. Local facilities typically include small shopping parades, community centers, and parks or recreational grounds, catering to the needs of its residents. The demographic profile of Varby is that of a typical suburban community, with a range of age groups. It is considered a settled area, with a strong sense of local identity among its inhabitants.