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house - semi-detached · 4 beds · 3 baths · Yossi Sills

Tenure LEASEHOLD

Substantial Four-Bedroom Semi-Detached Family Home with Cellars, Loft Space and a Long Rear Garden Set on one of the most sought-after stretches of Park Road, this unusually substantial four-bedroom semi-detached home offers generous family accommodation, excellent move-in condition and considerable scope for the future. The house extends to approximately 1,862 sq ft, or 173 sq m, excluding the cellar, and sits on a notably long plot with front and rear gardens, rear access and former hardstanding. Inside, the layout includes two large reception rooms, a modern kitchen/diner, four well-proportioned bedrooms, two bathrooms, a first-floor utility room and a four-room cellar. Recent improvements include a renewed roof, updated flooring, a contemporary kitchen, modern bathrooms and refreshed internal finishes. The result is a comfortable, practical home that can be enjoyed immediately, while the full-height loft, extensive cellar and rear section of the garden leave plenty of scope for a growing family to adapt the property over time, subject to the relevant permissions. Ground Floor A stepped pathway leads through the lawned front garden to a useful entrance porch, with space for coats, shoes, buggies and everyday family essentials. The porch opens into a broad entrance hall that runs towards the rear of the house. High ceilings, a traditional staircase, decorative arch and open balustrade give the hallway a strong sense of character and proportion, while the layout connects easily to the principal rooms, guest WC and cellar. The guest WC is finished in white marble-effect tiling and includes a concealed cistern, wall-mounted vanity basin and contrasting black fittings. To the front is a generous dining room measuring approximately 5.66m x 3.98m. The broad bay window brings in plenty of natural light, while fitted shelving provides useful storage and display space. Double doors open into the adjoining lounge, allowing the two reception rooms to be used separately day to day or opened together for larger family occasions and entertaining. The rear lounge measures approximately 6.28m x 3.98m and has space for several seating areas. It can be accessed directly from the hallway or through the dining room, and wide glazed doors open onto the patio and garden, creating an easy connection between the house and outside space. The kitchen/diner measures approximately 5.32m x 3.05m and has been designed with family life in mind. White high-gloss cabinetry provides extensive cupboard and pantry storage, complemented by quartz worktops and matching splashbacks. Large rear-facing windows overlook the garden, while the layout leaves room for a family dining table. The kitchen includes two undermounted stainless steel sinks with drainer grooves, an integrated dishwasher, space for a second freestanding dishwasher, two integrated microwave ovens, a twin oven stack, a four-burner gas hob, an additional two-burner gas hob, overhead extraction, a full-height fridge freezer, extensive storage and easy-clean flooring. A video entry system is installed on both the ground and first floors. First Floor A carpeted staircase rises to a bright and spacious landing with an attractive arched window and open balustrade. The landing serves four bedrooms, the family bathroom, a separate utility room and a storage cupboard. The principal bedroom measures approximately 5.53m x 4.01m and is a particularly generous front-facing room, with ample space for a large bed, wardrobes, dressing furniture and a seating area. The adjoining en-suite measures approximately 1.95m x 2.28m and includes a full-size bath, separate glazed shower enclosure, vanity basin, WC, mirrored cabinet, heated towel rail, anthracite wall tiling, light grey floor tiles and recessed lighting. Bedroom two measures approximately 4.53m x 3.25m and is another large front-facing double, with a broad window and plenty of space for wardrobes, drawers and a desk or dressing area. Bedroom three measures approximately 3.91m x 4.00m and overlooks the rear garden. It is a substantial double bedroom with room for a full range of freestanding furniture. Bedroom four measures approximately 3.20m x 3.10m and also faces the rear. It would work well as a smaller double bedroom, nursery, child’s room, study or home office. The family bathroom is finished in light grey stone-effect tiling and includes a full-size bath with shower above, glazed screen, vanity basin, WC, mirrored cabinet, heated towel rail, frosted window and recessed lighting. The separate first-floor utility room is a particularly useful feature. It includes fitted cupboards, a worktop, stainless steel sink, plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, shelving and a hanging rail, keeping laundry away from the main living areas. Cellar and Loft The cellar is divided into four principal rooms and currently provides extensive storage. Cellar 1 measures approximately 3.77m x 2.94m. Cellar 2 measures approximately 1.50m x 2.95m. Cellar 3 measures approximately 3.68m x 2.95m. Cellar 4 measures approximately 2.00m x 2.95m. The cellar includes lighting, shelving and access to utility services. Former exits to the garden and side of the house have been bricked up. For a family needing more space in the future, the cellar may offer potential for adaptation as a playroom, gym, home office, hobby room or additional living accommodation, subject to survey, damp-proofing requirements, building regulations and any necessary permissions. Above, the loft extends across a substantial part of the house and is full height through the central area. It currently provides useful storage and may offer scope for future conversion, potentially with dormer or window-box additions similar to neighbouring properties, subject to planning, survey and building regulations. Outside Space The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature hedging and planting, setting the house back comfortably from the road. Subject to the necessary permissions, part of the frontage may offer potential for off-road parking. The rear garden is one of the defining features of the property. A paved patio sits directly behind the house, providing space for outdoor seating, dining and barbecues, with steps leading down to a long, level lawn. The depth of the plot gives the garden a sense of openness that is difficult to find in this area. There is plenty of room for children to play, for gardening and for family gatherings, while mature planting and boundary fencing provide a good degree of privacy. Towards the far end is a further area of land and hardstanding where a garage and driveway previously stood. This section is accessed via a gated residents’ alley and may allow parking, garaging or another useful outbuilding to be reinstated, subject to access rights, title restrictions and the necessary approvals. Location Park Road is one of Crumpsall’s most established residential addresses, known for its larger family homes, mature plots and for being one of the primary road in the the local area. This particular block is widely regarded as one of the most desirable sections of the road. The property is well placed for local shops, schools, places of worship, community facilities and transport links into Manchester and surrounding areas. Key Features Unusually substantial four-bedroom semi-detached home Approximately 1,862 sq ft / 173 sq m, excluding cellar Located on a highly sought-after section of Park Road Two large reception rooms Modern kitchen/diner Principal bedroom with en-suite Family bathroom First-floor utility room Ground-floor guest WC Four-room cellar Full-height loft space Long rear garden with patio and lawn Rear hardstanding and gated access Renewed roof Updated kitchen, bathrooms, flooring and finishes Video entry system on both floors Excellent move-in condition Considerable future potential, subject to permissions Tenure: Leasehold Lease length: 999 years from 29 September 1908 Ground rent: To be confirmed from the individual lease Freehold title: Superior freehold held separately Council tax band: Band E Estimated annual council tax: Approximately £2,826 EPC rating: D (62), Potential EPC rating: C (75) Heating: Gas central heating via boiler and radiators

house - semi-detached · 4 beds · 3 baths · Yossi Sills

Tenure FREEHOLD

Extended 3/4 Bedroom Semi-Detached Home with large private rear gaden, significant upgrades throughout, Prestwich A considerably extended and thoughtfully upgraded semi-detached home offering approximately 1,550 sq ft of flexible accommodation, with an impressive open-plan kitchen and dining space, generous reception rooms and a substantial rear garden. The layout works particularly well for modern family life, combining bright, connected living areas with a useful ground-floor study or occasional bedroom, a separate laundry room and three first-floor bedrooms. Situated close to Prestwich Village and Heaton Park, the property should appeal to buyers looking for more space without compromising on access to Manchester. The Accommodation The property is entered through a modern front door into a bright hallway finished with chevron-design flooring, neutral décor and grey-painted internal doors. Immediately to the right is a versatile additional reception room. Lit by a large front window and rooflight, this adaptable space would work well as a home office, snug, playroom or occasional ground-floor bedroom. To the left is the principal reception space, beginning with a large bay-fronted sitting room. The room offers plenty of space for seating and entertaining, with a broad opening leading into a second lounge area and onwards to the rear of the house. The arrangement creates a particularly generous run of living accommodation while still allowing each section to have its own purpose. The rear extension forms the heart of the home. This bright, open-plan kitchen and dining area is surrounded by windows and includes French doors opening directly onto the garden. The layout provides room for a full dining table while maintaining a comfortable connection with the adjoining lounge. The contemporary kitchen was supplied by Orb Interiors and includes a comprehensive range of handleless units, contrasting dark work surfaces and matching splashbacks. A large central island incorporates the sink and provides additional preparation space and informal breakfast-bar seating. Integrated appliances include an oven, hob, angled extractor and fridge-freezer, while statement lighting above the island gives the room a strong focal point. Beyond the main kitchen is a separate utility and laundry room in the attached outhouse building, with its own sink, fitted storage and space for a washing machine, and an adjoining WC. This section of the property adds valuable practicality and keeps laundry facilities away from the main living space. First Floor The first-floor landing is bright and neutrally finished, with carpeted flooring and access to three bedrooms, the family bathroom and a separate WC. The main bedroom is a well-proportioned double with a wide front-facing window and an extensive range of fitted wardrobes. The second bedroom also benefits from substantial fitted cabinetry, including wardrobes, overhead storage, drawers, shelving and a dressing area. The third bedroom is a comfortable single room that could also be used as a nursery or dedicated home office. The family bathroom is fitted with a panelled bath and curved glazed shower screen, pedestal wash basin and tiled walls. A separate WC sits alongside. Loft Space A fixed staircase leads to the converted loft area. This bright and useful space includes a rooflight, radiator, carpeting and extensive fitted eaves storage. The loft provides excellent storage and may suit hobbies or occasional use. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding building regulations, planning status and suitability before treating it as formal habitable accommodation. Outside The front of the property is currently arranged as a low-maintenance paved garden with a boundary wall. There is a dropped kerb, and it appears that removal of the front boundary wall would create additional space to accomodate off road parking. To the rear is a substantial private garden, mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs, established boundaries and a paved patio immediately outside the kitchen and dining area. The garden offers plenty of room for children, entertaining and further landscaping, while the patio provides a natural setting for outdoor seating. Local Area & Amenities Prestwich Village provides a broad mix of independent cafés, restaurants, bars, supermarkets, shops and everyday services. The village centre and the Bury New Road corridor are within easy reach by car, public transport or bicycle. Heaton Park is one of the area’s principal attractions, offering extensive open space, woodland, walking routes, play areas, sports facilities and seasonal events. Prestwich also benefits from access to Prestwich Clough and the wider Irwell Valley and Prestwich Forest Park network. Transport Links Prestwich and Heaton Park Metrolink stops provide direct services on the Bury line towards Manchester city centre and Bury. The area is served by local bus routes connecting Prestwich with Manchester, Whitefield, Bury and surrounding districts. By road, Bury New Road and Bury Old Road provide routes towards Manchester and Bury, while the M60 gives access to the wider Greater Manchester motorway network. Manchester city centre is approximately five to six miles away, depending on the route taken. Manchester Airport is accessible via the motorway network and by public transport through central Manchester. Journey times vary according to traffic, connections and service conditions. General Information Address:Prestwich, Manchester, M25 2RD Property type: Semi-detached house Bedrooms: Three/Four Main bathroom: One Additional WCs: Two, including a ground-floor macerator WC and separate first-floor WC Internal floor area: Approximately 1,550 sq ft / 144 sq m Plot size: Approximately 0.08 acres Tenure: Freehold Local authority: Bury Council Council tax band: C Estimated annual council tax supplied: £2,271 EPC rating: D, score 64 | Potential EPC rating: C, score 76 Main heating: Gas boiler and radiators Glazing: Double glazing All measurements, broadband figures, travel times, school information and planning possibilities should be independently verified. The photographs include furniture and accessories used for presentation; buyers should confirm what is included in the sale.

house - semi-detached · 3 beds · 2 baths · Yossi Sills

Tenure FREEHOLD

3 Bedroom Semi-Detached Home with Large Private Garden – Northurst Drive, Prestwich Tucked away in a secluded single-lane cul-de-sac, this semi detached three-bedroom home combines a peaceful, almost countryside-like setting with convenient access to Heaton Park, Prestwich Village and Manchester city centre. The property offers beautifully presented open-plan living, a high-specification kitchen, driveway parking and a private rear garden. Kindly submit your viewing request via email for the quickest response. The Property The current owners have extensively upgraded and reconfigured the house throughout, removing internal ground-floor walls to create a bright and sociable open-plan kitchen, dining and living space which looks out over the gardens. Further improvements include new flooring and decoration, plastering in most of the house, a replacement kitchen and bathroom, upgraded recessed lighting, custom window treatments and carefully selected fittings throughout. Additional features include newly fitted air conditioning (2025), a smart thermostat system for the heating, air conditioning and TRV's, a hardwired Ring doorbell, custom window treatments and brushed-gold switches, sockets and fittings throughout. The entrance hallway includes fitted shoe storage, a decorative timber-slat feature wall, a large round mirror and brushed-gold fittings. A separate ground-floor WC is positioned off the hallway. The open-plan ground floor forms the heart of the home. The living and dining area is finished with Quick-Step flooring, modern vertical radiators, recessed lighting and decorative timber detailing. French doors open directly onto the rear patio and garden. The shaker-style kitchen includes extensive cabinet and preparation space, white work surfaces, two matt-white sinks, brushed-gold taps and a central island with a lowered breakfast bar designed to provide comfortable seating for children. Integrated appliances include a slimline dishwasher, fridge-freezer, oven and hob. Additional provisions and cabinetry are in place to accommodate further integrated appliances, including a second dishwasher, an oven and microwave stack and a full-height freezer. Brushed-gold pendant lights sit above the island, complemented by recessed ceiling lighting and matching switches and sockets. Bedrooms and Bathroom The principal bedroom includes a custom headboard and fitted wardrobes with mirrored sliding doors. The second bedroom is currently arranged as a children’s room and benefits from a large window overlooking the greenery behind the property. The third bedroom has been fitted with commissioned cabinetry and a custom-built bed arrangement, allowing the available floor area to be used efficiently as a comfortable third bedroom. The family bathroom has been replaced and includes a modern white suite with a bath and overhead shower, vanity storage and contemporary finishes. A modern pull-down ladder provides access to the partially boarded loft, which includes lighting and offers substantial additional storage. Outside The property occupies a plot of approximately 0.08 acres, with a gravel driveway to the front providing off-road parking. The rear garden is a particular feature of the home. It is not directly overlooked from behind and includes a paved seating terrace, a long lawn, established planting, mature trees and shrubs, a path leading to the garden shed and a dedicated children’s play area with a timber frame and woodchip surface. A further hardstanding area currently accommodates a trampoline and could be adapted as an additional patio, barbecue area or outdoor entertaining space. The owners advise that there is also scope to reposition part of the boundary fence to incorporate further land in line with the side of the house. The mature surroundings attract a wide variety of local wildlife and create a private, leafy backdrop. Local Amenities Northurst Drive is positioned close to both Prestwich and Heaton Park. Heaton Park is within very short walking distance (5 minutes) and provides extensive open space, more than 600 acres, and offers woodland walks, landscaped gardens, children’s play areas, a boating lake, an animal centre, cafés, sports facilities and the historic Heaton Hall. Open daily from 8am until dusk, it provides an exceptional setting for walking, running, cycling, family days out and enjoying the outdoors close to home. In the opposite direction, Prestwich Village is the local beating heat of the community, with a strong independent food, drink and social scene. Popular cafés, restaurants, wine bars and neighbourhood pubs create a lively atmosphere throughout the week. This makes Northurst Drive particularly appealing: the house feels quiet, private and surrounded by greenery, yet both Heaton Park and the vibrant Prestwich Village are within easy reach. It offers a rare balance between countryside-style tranquillity, family-friendly outdoor space and access to one of North Manchester’s most popular places to eat, drink and socialise. Bowker Vale Metrolink stop is behind the property, allowing quick and easy access via tram throughout Manchester, without any need to worry about parking in the City Centre. The property is also well positioned for access to the M60 motorway network, which is a 5 minute drive away. Property Information Address: Northurst Drive, Prestwich, Manchester, M8 4LS Property type: Semi-detached house Bedrooms: Three Bathrooms: One family bathroom, Ground-floor WC Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: A Local authority: Bury Council Estimated annual council tax: £1,703 Year built: Approximately 1967–1975 EPC rating: C EPC score: 69 Potential EPC rating: B Potential EPC score: 82 EPC valid until: 26 May 2032 Chain position: Free of chain Kindly submit your viewing request via email for the quickest response. All measurements, broadband speeds, mobile coverage, boundary details and planning possibilities should be independently verified by the buyer.

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