Garage, private rear garden and close to schools—easy commuting to Manchester city centre.
- Three bedrooms with separate lounge and sitting room
This mid-20th century three-bedroom mid-terraced house offers practical family accommodation with clear potential. Set over an average-sized plot (approx. 1,077 sq ft internal) the layout includes entrance porch and hallway, ground-floor shower room, a fitted kitchen, lounge and separate sitting room, plus three first-floor bedrooms and a main bathroom. The property is gas centrally heated and double glazed throughout.
Outdoor space and parking are genuine strengths: a driveway and single garage to the front and a private rear lawn with patio and mature borders at the back. The rear garden is not overlooked and suits family use or low-maintenance planting. Transport links are strong for commuting to Manchester city centre and local amenities, including several good and outstanding primary and secondary schools, are nearby.
The house is habitable but will reward cosmetic updating. Fixtures, finishes and some decor are dated in places, so buyers should budget for modernisation to kitchens, bathrooms and internal decoration to unlock full value. The property sits in an area classed as very deprived, which can affect resale prospects despite very low local crime and excellent mobile/broadband connectivity.
Suitable for families or buyers seeking a renovation opportunity with immediate rental or owner-occupier potential, this freehold townhouse combines a practical layout, private garden, garage and strong transport links. Flood risk is nil, but consider the local socio-economic context when weighing long-term investment potential.