A charming little street that begins with the Church House Inn on one side with a terrace of stone cottages opposite (pictured left) which together won a Special Commendation in the Civic Society's Bollington in Bloom 2006. The top end of the street has a terrace of three cottages which are the converted St Gregory's School now known as St Gregory's Mews. At the end is a gate leading into the Catholic graveyard.
Approach off Church Street.
Leads to Silver Street, Harrop Road and Sowcar Way and Turner Rise, Catholic graveyard.
Nearest shops - Palmerston Street.
Nearest pubs - Church House in the street, Cotton Tree, New Con Club.
The original St Gregory's church was located just inside and to the right in the present day graveyard. I believe that the original name for the street was Gold Street - why I'm not sure but it is adjacent to Silver Street and that probably provides a clue. But why would it have been changed?
