Hollyhedge Park

Hollyhedge Park Built on the Wythenshawe Garden City estate, planning permission arrived in 2007, but construction did not begin in earnest until 2017, funded by a grant from the Premier League and the Football Association. The pitch was ready for football on 30 September 2017, with a 1–1 draw against Hindsford marking the occasion.

The main stand is the only truly modern structure on the site. It provides covered seating for 200 and standing room for another 100. The rest of the capacity, up to 1,500, relies on open terracing and grass banks. The surface is natural grass, though drainage was improved in a 2018 project funded by the Football Foundation. The capacity is small for a professional ground, but the record attendance of 1,450 on 26 December 2023 during a North West Counties League match against local rivals Wythenshawe Town.

The club was relegated from the Northern Premier League Division One West back to the North West Counties League Premier Division for the 2025–26 season. The stadium has never had a sponsored name and remains Hollyhedge Park. Bryan Robson, former England and Manchester United captain, performed the official opening ceremony on 6 May 2018.