Chain free freehold property with recent modernisation
Three bedrooms, one family bathroom; traditional two-floor layout
Driveway for multiple cars and detached garage potential
Large private rear garden, good outdoor and entertaining space
Built 1900–1929; cavity walls assumed uninsulated (may need upgrading)
Excellent transport links: walking distance to tram, easy city access
Fast broadband, excellent mobile signal; very low local crime
Area classified as very deprived — may affect long-term resale
This three-bedroom semi-detached home on Princess Road (M20) has been newly modernised and is offered chain free on a freehold title. The layout is traditional with a bright living room, separate dining room, compact modern kitchen, lean-to conservatory and a family bathroom upstairs — practical for growing families or professionals needing extra flexible space. Off-street parking for multiple cars and a generous rear garden provide outdoor living and usable plot size.
Positioning is a strong practical asset: Withington tram stop within walking distance and direct road access into Manchester city centre, the house suits commuters. Local amenities and leisure facilities — including Hough End Playing Fields and nearby sports and fitness options — add family-friendly convenience. Broadband speeds are fast and mobile signal is excellent.
The home offers genuine value but also measurable considerations. Constructed circa 1900–1929 with cavity walls assumed to have no added insulation; buyers may want to budget for improved wall insulation to reduce running costs. There is a single family bathroom for three bedrooms. The property sits in an area classed as very deprived, which may affect future resale dynamics despite very low local crime.
Overall, this is a ready-to-move-in, well-presented period semi with off-street parking and generous garden space — appealing to families or first-time buyers seeking a practical, commuter-friendly home with scope for energy upgrades.
