Period character and modern comfort on a large town-centre plot with garage and south garden.
Large Edwardian semi with high ceilings and original period features
Newly renovated interior with bespoke kitchen and modern fittings
South-facing rear garden with decking, patio, greenhouse and raised beds
Lower-ground cellar and large utility room; useful extra storage
Gated block-paved driveway and detached single garage
Solid brick walls (c.1900–1929) — likely no cavity wall insulation
Council tax level described as expensive; higher running costs possible
Wider area classified as hampered aspiration; average crime rates
Substantial Edwardian proportions meet careful modernisation in this recently renovated four-bedroom semi-detached house on Whalley Hayes. High ceilings, original cornices and period fireplaces sit alongside a bespoke kitchen, new gas-fired boiler and double glazing, offering wide family living spaces with contemporary comfort. The ground floor layout includes three reception rooms and a breakfast kitchen that opens onto a southerly rear garden—ideal for alfresco dining and family time.
Practical features include a lower-ground cellar, large utility room, gated block-paved driveway and a detached garage. The plot is generous for town-centre living, with lawned side gardens, raised beds, decking, an Indian stone patio and greenhouse space for keen gardeners. Day-to-day access from Grosvenor Street gives convenient parking and entry while the house remains tucked away behind a dwarf wall on Whalley Hayes.
Buyers should note some material considerations: the house is a solid-brick construction from c.1900–1929 and is assumed to lack wall insulation, which can affect running costs despite the new gas boiler. Council tax is described as expensive. The wider area is classified as “hampered aspiration” and local area data indicate higher deprivation levels; crime is average. These factors are relevant for buyers weighing long-term resale or rental prospects.
Overall this property suits families seeking substantial period character combined with modernised living spaces and generous outdoor area in the town centre. It offers immediate move-in condition with some ongoing considerations typical of older solid-brick homes.