Firefighters and police have attended a blaze at Buile Hill Park in Salford.
Four engines were in attendance at the fire after a call at around 18:21 on Saturday evening.
Greater Manchester Fire Service arrived to find a two storey derelict outbuilding, near to the playground and manor house, alight.
Francesca Eagleton
The number of fire engines were in attendance to help get water to the site of the blaze.
As the building was derelict a GMFRS spokesperson said it was too dangerous for firefighters to enter.
The fire was brought quickly under control and there are no reported injuries.
A spokesperson said that fire crews would remain on site much of the evening in order to dampen down the fire.
It is not yet known what caused the fire.
Writing on Twitter @PhotoJennBo said: “Three explosions just heard at Buile Hill Park. Ongoing police + Fire presence.”
She also posted pictures of police using barricades to stop traffic on Eccles Old Road.
A spokesperson for GMFRS said they had no record of any explosions.
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