Description
Homes like this don’t come to market very often.
This three bedroom semi detached farmhouse has a real sense of character from the moment you arrive, with its stone facade and traditional mullion windows setting the tone. It’s clear that the current owners have taken great care to modernise the property, while still keeping the charm and features that make it so special.
Inside, the layout works beautifully for day-to-day living. You’re welcomed by an entrance hallway, leading through to a spacious dining room that’s ideal for family meals or entertaining. The lounge offers a more relaxed setting, centred around a log burning stove that adds both warmth and character.
The kitchen has a classic country feel, complemented by three Velux windows above which bring in plenty of natural light throughout the day. To the rear, a porch with a stable door provides direct access out to the garden - a practical and fitting addition to the home.
Upstairs, there are two well proportioned double bedrooms, a single bedroom, a generous family bathroom, and an en suite to the main bedroom.
The outside space is a real highlight. The gardens are extensive and offer plenty of room for entertaining, family time, or simply enjoying the surroundings. Then there’s the view - uninterrupted open fields stretching out behind you.
Beyond the garden, the current owners benefit from a long term lease on approximately six acres of land. It adds a real sense of privacy and exclusivity, and for those with equestrian interests or thoughts of keeping livestock, there’s genuine potential here. Of course, any buyer would need to consider the practicalities and costs of access and setup - but the opportunity is there, and that’s what makes this so unique.
Despite the semi-rural feel, the property is well placed for everyday convenience. There are a range of local shops and supermarkets nearby for day-to-day essentials, including a Co-Op and a One Stop Convenience store, along with a selection of well-regarded primary and secondary schools within easy reach.
For those needing to commute, there are several train stations close by, including Newton for Hyde and Godley, providing straightforward links into Manchester and the surrounding areas. The area also offers a good balance of accessibility and green space, with countryside walks and open areas never far from your doorstep.
Hallway - Window to front elevation. Stairs to first floor. Ceiling light. Access to under stairs storage. Door to:
Dining Room - 3.75m x 4.51m (12'4 x 14'10) - Two windows to rear elevation. Feature fireplace with inset living flame effect electric stove. Wall lights.
Living Room - 5.95m x 5.14m (19'6 x 16'10) - Mullion windows to rear elevation. Feature fireplace with inset log burning stove and timber mantle with built in shelving for log storage. Feature beams to ceiling. Two column radiators. Door to:
Kitchen - 5.95m x 2.30m (19'6 x 7'7) - Fitted with matching range of base and eye level units with coordinating worktops over. Range cooker. One and a half bowl ceramic sink with drainer and mixer tap. Plumbed for automatic washing machine. Space for dishwasher. Window to side elevation. Three Velux Windows. Window to front elevation. Door to rear porch.
Rear Porch - Window to rear elevation. Space for fridge freezer. Stable door leading to rear garden.
Stairs And Landing - Doors to bedrooms and bathroom.
Bedroom One - 4.82m x 4.76m (15'10 x 15'7) - Window to rear elevation with views overlooking the rear garden. Built in wardrobe. Wall light points. Radiator. Door to:
En-Suite - Shower cubicle with mixer rain shower head. Vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and low level WC, tiled walls. Ceiling light.
Bedroom Two - 3.56m x 3.61m (11'8 x 11'10) - Window to side elevation. Window to rear elevation with views over garden. Radiator.
Bedroom Three - 2.29m x 3.43m (7'6 x 11'3) - Window to side elevation. Radiator.
Bathroom - Three piece bathroom suite comprising panelled bath with mixer shower and shower screen, vanity unit with hand wash basin and low level WC. Tiled walls. Window to rear elevation. Radiator.
Outside And Gardens - Extensive gardens to side and rear with fenced borders and planted borders. Large shed. Two large decked areas.
The home also comes with the added benefit of a long term lease on 6 acres of land directly behind the fenced boundary.
Parking is readily available with communal parking at the head of the plot, and additional space for private parking to side of property.
Additional Information - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: E
Utilities: In keeping with its rural setting, the property is heated via an oil-fired central heating system, with a storage tank positioned within the grounds. This type of system is commonly found in homes of this nature and offers an effective and independent way of heating the property. Waste is managed via a septic tank, again typical for properties in more semi-rural locations.
This three bedroom semi detached farmhouse has a real sense of character from the moment you arrive, with its stone facade and traditional mullion windows setting the tone. It’s clear that the current owners have taken great care to modernise the property, while still keeping the charm and features that make it so special.
Inside, the layout works beautifully for day-to-day living. You’re welcomed by an entrance hallway, leading through to a spacious dining room that’s ideal for family meals or entertaining. The lounge offers a more relaxed setting, centred around a log burning stove that adds both warmth and character.
The kitchen has a classic country feel, complemented by three Velux windows above which bring in plenty of natural light throughout the day. To the rear, a porch with a stable door provides direct access out to the garden - a practical and fitting addition to the home.
Upstairs, there are two well proportioned double bedrooms, a single bedroom, a generous family bathroom, and an en suite to the main bedroom.
The outside space is a real highlight. The gardens are extensive and offer plenty of room for entertaining, family time, or simply enjoying the surroundings. Then there’s the view - uninterrupted open fields stretching out behind you.
Beyond the garden, the current owners benefit from a long term lease on approximately six acres of land. It adds a real sense of privacy and exclusivity, and for those with equestrian interests or thoughts of keeping livestock, there’s genuine potential here. Of course, any buyer would need to consider the practicalities and costs of access and setup - but the opportunity is there, and that’s what makes this so unique.
Despite the semi-rural feel, the property is well placed for everyday convenience. There are a range of local shops and supermarkets nearby for day-to-day essentials, including a Co-Op and a One Stop Convenience store, along with a selection of well-regarded primary and secondary schools within easy reach.
For those needing to commute, there are several train stations close by, including Newton for Hyde and Godley, providing straightforward links into Manchester and the surrounding areas. The area also offers a good balance of accessibility and green space, with countryside walks and open areas never far from your doorstep.
Hallway - Window to front elevation. Stairs to first floor. Ceiling light. Access to under stairs storage. Door to:
Dining Room - 3.75m x 4.51m (12'4 x 14'10) - Two windows to rear elevation. Feature fireplace with inset living flame effect electric stove. Wall lights.
Living Room - 5.95m x 5.14m (19'6 x 16'10) - Mullion windows to rear elevation. Feature fireplace with inset log burning stove and timber mantle with built in shelving for log storage. Feature beams to ceiling. Two column radiators. Door to:
Kitchen - 5.95m x 2.30m (19'6 x 7'7) - Fitted with matching range of base and eye level units with coordinating worktops over. Range cooker. One and a half bowl ceramic sink with drainer and mixer tap. Plumbed for automatic washing machine. Space for dishwasher. Window to side elevation. Three Velux Windows. Window to front elevation. Door to rear porch.
Rear Porch - Window to rear elevation. Space for fridge freezer. Stable door leading to rear garden.
Stairs And Landing - Doors to bedrooms and bathroom.
Bedroom One - 4.82m x 4.76m (15'10 x 15'7) - Window to rear elevation with views overlooking the rear garden. Built in wardrobe. Wall light points. Radiator. Door to:
En-Suite - Shower cubicle with mixer rain shower head. Vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and low level WC, tiled walls. Ceiling light.
Bedroom Two - 3.56m x 3.61m (11'8 x 11'10) - Window to side elevation. Window to rear elevation with views over garden. Radiator.
Bedroom Three - 2.29m x 3.43m (7'6 x 11'3) - Window to side elevation. Radiator.
Bathroom - Three piece bathroom suite comprising panelled bath with mixer shower and shower screen, vanity unit with hand wash basin and low level WC. Tiled walls. Window to rear elevation. Radiator.
Outside And Gardens - Extensive gardens to side and rear with fenced borders and planted borders. Large shed. Two large decked areas.
The home also comes with the added benefit of a long term lease on 6 acres of land directly behind the fenced boundary.
Parking is readily available with communal parking at the head of the plot, and additional space for private parking to side of property.
Additional Information - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: E
Utilities: In keeping with its rural setting, the property is heated via an oil-fired central heating system, with a storage tank positioned within the grounds. This type of system is commonly found in homes of this nature and offers an effective and independent way of heating the property. Waste is managed via a septic tank, again typical for properties in more semi-rural locations.
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