Hope Community Church.

This church was built in 1791 as a Methodist meeting house and it is believed to be the oldest surviving Methodist church in the Manchester area that is still in use. In 1803 it became the New Connexion and in 1850 it became Mottram Congregational Church and a stone plaque on the front wall records this name. Subsequently, it became known as the Mottram Evangelical Church and this name remained in use until early 2019 when the name was changed to Hope Community Church.

Alterations to the building were made in 1836 and 1852 and over the years the interior was much altered. The building consists of three bays with a slate roof, rendered walls, and an outshut (extension with sloping roof) to the rear. The three round-headed windows have keystones and the stone plaque is positioned above the middle window. The hammer-dressed stone wing to the right is dated 1852.

This church is listed Grade II under the name, Mottram Congregational Church, List Entry No. 1068027.