 As of March 2007 , Trafford has 6 Grade I , 11 Grade II * , and 228 Grade II listed buildings . Trafford has the equal second highest number of Grade I listed buildings out of the districts of Greater Manchester behind Manchester . Most of Trafford 's Grade I listed buildings are in the south of the borough : the old Church of St. Werburgh in Warburton ; Dunham Massey Hall itself , and the stables and carriage house belonging to the hall ; <unk> House in Hale ; and the Church of All Saints in Urmston in the north of the borough . Trafford has three of Greater Manchester 's 21 Sites of Special Scientific Interest . Brookheys Covert is a semi @-@ natural wood consisting mainly of ash , birch , and rowan , with a wetland habitat covering 5 @.@ 8 acres ( 2 @.@ 3 ha ) in Dunham Massey . Cotteril Clough is an area of woodland that is among the most diverse in Greater Manchester . Dunham Park is an area of " pasture @-@ woodland or park @-@ woodland " and has been since the Middle Ages , including many oak trees that date back to the 17th century , and covers 192 @.@ 7 acres ( 78 @.@ 0 ha ) . Also in Trafford are many parks and open spaces ; there are 21 @.@ 2 square miles ( 55 km2 ) of greenspace , 51 @.@ 8 % of the total area covered by the borough . Tourist attractions in Trafford include Old Trafford football ground and Old Trafford Cricket Ground . 
