3 bed terraced house for sale

Hazelhurst Road, Worsley, Manchester M28

Stunning Extended Period Terrace in the Heart of Worsley – Period Elegance Meets Modern Living...Set on the highly sought-after Hazlehurst Road in Worsley, this substantial freehold period terraced home is a true celebration of Victorian architecture blended effortlessly with contemporary style. Immaculately presented and steeped in original character, this is a rare opportunity to purchase a home of exceptional quality, within walking distance of Worsley Village, the Bridgewater Canal, and within the Broadoak catchment area. From the moment you arrive, the property impresses with its gated forecourt garden, bordered by a traditional brick wall and mature planting.

Step into a stunning Victorian-style hallway that immediately sets the tone for the character and charm found throughout the home. A classic black and white tiled floor leads the way, perfectly complementing the high ceilings and intricate original coving and cornices. The traditional spindle staircase, carpeted and finished with elegant metal stair rods, adds a timeless focal point. An impressive original period front door welcomes you inside, while a traditional cast iron radiator enhances the space with vintage appeal. Large internal doors, true to the property's heritage, further enhance the sense of grandeur and scale in this beautifully preserved entrance. The spacious bay-fronted lounge is a welcoming retreat, bathed in natural light through elegant half-shutter blinds that offer both privacy and style. Classic coving frames the high ceiling, while a charming log burner with a slate hearth and period fire surround creates a cosy focal point. The room is carpeted for warmth and comfort and flows seamlessly into a second reception space. Here, beautiful herringbone flooring adds a touch of contemporary elegance, complemented by an original cast iron fireplace and a bespoke built-in cabinet—perfect for storage or display. This open-plan layout offers versatility for modern living while retaining the home’s rich period character. A truly stunning extended open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area forms the heart of the home—designed with both style and practicality in mind. The space is beautifully finished with sleek tiled flooring and illuminated by recessed spotlights, pendant lighting, and an abundance of natural light from two skylight windows, a striking feature window, and wide bi-fold doors that open onto the garden. The kitchen itself boasts timeless shaker-style units, a classic Belfast sink, and a statement double range cooker with an overhead cooker hood. There’s ample space for a freestanding fridge/freezer, along with generous room to accommodate a large dining table and relaxed seating area—perfect for modern family living and entertaining. The converted basement offers a versatile additional reception room, ideal as a home office, snug, playroom, or guest space. Tastefully finished with light wood flooring and recessed spotlights, the room retains character through its charming original fireplace.

Upstairs are three spacious double bedrooms, all rich with period features such as cast iron fireplaces, stripped floorboards, and fitted wardrobes. The master bedroom enjoys dual-aspect windows and generous storage. A beautifully finished modern bathroom includes both a bath and a separate walk-in shower, styled with sleek grey tiling. The loft is boarded, with built-in landing storage and drop-down ladder for easy access.

To the rear, a private and beautifully planted garden awaits, with a patio area, lawn, and mature trees offering peace, privacy, and a green outlook — not overlooked.

Just a short walk to Worsley Village, Broadoak Primary, the Bridgewater Canal and scenic Worsley Woods, this is a rare opportunity to live in one of Salford’s most desirable and picturesque locations. With fantastic transport links to Manchester, the M60, Trafford Centre and Airport, plus access to excellent restaurants, cafes and bars, this home offers the very best of lifestyle and location.

Additional Information

• Tenure type - Freehold
• Local Authority - Salford
• Council tax band – D
• Annual Price – £2,452
• Energy performance certificate rating (EPC) - tbc
• Floor Area - 143 Square Meters /
1,539 Square Feet
• Boiler Type - Gas Central Heating Combination Boiler
• Age - Fitted in 2016
• Last serviced – March 2025
• fensa History – 20/09/2010 - 3 windows, 1 door
• The street is publicly maintained and is adopted with Salford council being responsible