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Ryland House is situated off Edge Lane and consists of 46 flats arranged over four floors with communal facilities and completed in 1992.

Facilities include an alarm service and visiting manager, lift, residents' lounge, laundry, guest facilities and garden.

Chorlton is about five miles southwest of Manchester and its name probably derives from 'settlement of the ceorls' meaning Saxon freemen. The town remained quite small through the middle ages and then expanded considerably with the coming of the railways in the late 19th century. Today the town has several festivals including arts and food and drink and others with various entertainments.

Manchester was known as Mamucium to the Romans and in Domesday as Mamcestre. The town was associated with the textile industry since the 14th century when Flemish weavers arrived and subsequently transformed when the industrial revolution began and the opening of the Manchester Ship Canal made it an inland port. The mainly perpendicular cathedral survived the Second World War and also Chetham's hospital with its famous library thought to be the first public library in Europe.