Character period home with a contemporary kitchen extension and south-facing garden, ideal for families..
- Three-bedroom Victorian semi with high ceilings and bay window
- Extended open-plan kitchen/diner with skylights and bi-fold doors
- South-facing enclosed rear lawn, useful timber shed
- Ground-floor WC plus first-floor three-piece bathroom
- Boarded loft accessed by fold-away ladder; potential for storage
- Solid brick walls (1900–1929) – likely no cavity insulation
- Small urban plot and foregarden, limited external space
- Fast broadband, excellent mobile signal, no flood risk
This bay-fronted Victorian semi delivers classic period charm combined with a contemporary rear extension and open-plan living. High ceilings and a front reception retain original character, while the modern kitchen with skylights and bi-fold doors creates bright, family-focused living that opens onto a south-facing lawn.
Located on sought-after Longford Road, the house sits a short walk from Longford Park, well-regarded primary schools and Chorlton’s independent shops and Metrolink. The layout includes a porch, entrance hall, ground-floor WC, front lounge, extended kitchen/diner, three bedrooms, and a three-piece first-floor bathroom — practical space for a growing family.
Practical positives include gas central heating, double glazing, an enclosed south-facing rear garden and a boarded loft accessed via ladder. Note the home is a solid-brick house of early 20th-century construction with no known cavity insulation; buyers may want to budget for loft insulation or thermal upgrades for long-term running-cost savings. Plot and foregarden are modest in size, typical for the area.
Overall this property will suit professional couples and young families seeking period character plus a contemporary, low-maintenance entertaining space and excellent local amenities. A video tour is available and internal viewing is recommended to appreciate the flow and light of the extension.