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Altrincham is a village in the civil parish of Altrincham with Worth, located in the Borough of Macclesfield, in Cheshire. It lies 7 miles (11 km) north from Macclesfield and 5 miles (8 km) south of Stockport.

The name of Altrincham is of Saxon origin, but the settlement was omitted in the Domesday survey. The first mention of the manor of Altrincham is in 1289 when it was part of the barony of Stockport. Past names include Ponynton and Poynington
The Warren family held the manor until 1801 when Sir George, the last surviving male, died. He was succeeded by his daughter, Lady Warren Bulkeley. She died childless in 1826 when she left it to Frances Maria Warren, Lady Vernon. The Lords Vernon held the estate until the final sale in 1920. Several halls were built on the site in Altrincham Park, known locally as Altrincham pool, with each one then demolished to make way for a new one. The last hall, Altrincham Towers, was finally taken down in the 1930s. Sir George Warren bought the Worth estate in 1792, and Worth Hall, originally the home of the Downes family of Worth, has now been redeveloped as flats and lies within the confines of Davenport Golf Club.
From the 1870s private house-building gathered pace and gradually Altrincham became a commuter town for those working in Manchester. Since the Second World War several housing estates have been built by both the Local Authority and private developers. The population has risen from 5000 to over 15,000 since 1945. To accommodate the educational needs of the population, Altrincham High School and several primary schools were established, these include St. Paul’s RC, Vernon, Worth, Lower Park and Lostock Hall. The village boasts a fine Gothic-style church (St. George's) opposite a Victorian fountain.