Nestled on a tranquil residential street in the heart of Eccles, this mid-terrace home presents an inviting blend of character and practicality, alongside significant renovation potential. The property greets you with a well-kept front garden, enclosed by wrought-iron railings that create a charming entrance.
Upon entering, you’ll discover a bright living room bathed in natural light. This space is adorned in subtle neutral shades and features a decorative fire surround that adds warmth and character. The layout is versatile, easily accommodating both lounging and dining areas, ideal for family gatherings or quiet evenings at home.
The kitchen, located at the rear of the property, offers ample storage and worktop space amidst traditional cabinetry and contrasting tiled flooring. With two windows allowing for plenty of sunlight and direct access to the back garden, it holds excellent potential for modernization to reflect your personal taste.
Adjacent to the kitchen, the rear hallway leads to a contemporary wet room that has been thoughtfully designed with modern tiling and practical storage solutions—perfect for everyday convenience. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms: two spacious doubles and a smaller single that could serve as an ideal home office or nursery. The main bedroom overlooks the rear garden for added privacy, while the second double benefits from an abundance of natural light. A separate WC upstairs enhances functional living.
The rear garden is surprisingly spacious for a mid-terrace home, primarily laid to lawn with mature borders and room for outdoor seating—an excellent opportunity for landscaping or gardening enthusiasts to create their own oasis.
Additional features include a gas combination boiler installed in 2019 (with servicing scheduled for 2025) and FENSA-certified double glazing fitted in 2013 throughout the property. The house is freehold and chain-free, categorized under Council Tax Band A which helps maintain low running costs.
Located within walking distance to Eccles town centre and conveniently close to Ladywell Metrolink stop and Patricroft train station, commuting into Manchester city centre is straightforward. Local amenities include Morrisons supermarket, Aldi, cafes, as well as access to reputable schools like St Mary’s RC Primary (Outstanding) and St Andrew's CofE (Good), both situated less than half a mile away.
In summary, this property not only offers classic charm but also provides excellent investment potential in a sought-after area—making it a suitable choice for first-time buyers or investors looking to capitalize on its promising attributes.
