Three bedrooms and two reception rooms; extended lounge/diner
This 1930s three-bedroom semi-detached house sits on a generous plot in a well-connected Blackley street, offering scope for a comfortable family home. The layout includes two reception rooms, a modern kitchen, family bathroom, large cellar and an extended lounge/dining space that opens to a deck and sizeable rear garden — good for children and outdoor living.
The property is a practical buy: long lease (approx. 901 years remaining), very low ground rent and council tax in Band B. It benefits from off-street parking, fast broadband, excellent mobile signal and easy access to the M60 and local amenities. Several nearby primary and secondary schools are rated Good, making this appealing to families.
Be realistic about the work required. The house is a period fixer-upper that needs modernisation throughout; visible roof issues and general updating are noted. The EPC sits at D and cosmetic and systems upgrades (kitchen/bathroom, possible roof repairs) should be expected. The area is in a very deprived classification, which may affect long-term resale prospects despite the house’s strengths.
For buyers seeking value, the property offers solid upside: a large garden, cellar storage, and period features to restore. Investors or hands-on family buyers who can budget for repairs and improvements will find the long lease and off-street parking useful practical advantages.
