2 bed end terrace house for sale

Lower New Row, Worsley, Manchester M28

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period end terrace dating back to the 1890s, occupying a unique position on Lower New Row, Worsley, with open field views to the front and rear, generous outside space and the added benefit of no onward chain. Homes like this seldom come to market; not only because of the character and size on offer, but because the potential here is enormous. This is a property ready for its next chapter. Externally the property immediately stands out with its handsome red brick façade, prominent end position, single driveway and garage, together with gardens enjoying a peaceful semi-rural backdrop. The setting offers the feeling of countryside living whilst remaining incredibly convenient for modern life. Step inside and the scale of the accommodation becomes immediately apparent. High ceilings and large windows create a light, airy feel throughout, whilst the spacious living room and generous dining room provide a fantastic footprint for modern family living and entertaining. The kitchen, replaced around 10 years ago, offers extensive storage and workspace, whilst a useful ground floor WC adds practicality. Upstairs are two excellent double bedrooms, including a particularly impressive master bedroom and a spacious shower room. While the property would now benefit from decorative updating this is where the opportunity really begins. The room sizes, substantial footprint and outstanding position create exciting scope to transform this into a stunning long-term home. Buyers with vision will instantly recognise the possibilities on offer here. Situated close to Worsley, Walkden, highly regarded schools including Ellenbrook Community Primary School and James Brindley Community Primary, both within close proximity and the guided busway, with excellent access to the A580 and motorway network, this is one of those properties where location, size and potential come together perfectly.

Additional Information

This charming period home is believed to date back to the 1890s and has been lovingly owned by the same owners for approximately 69 years, offering plenty of history and potential for its next chapter. The tenure is currently unconfirmed. Located within Wigan Local Authority, the property falls into Council Tax Band A, currently around £1,435 per annum, with an EPC rating of D. Offering approximately 93.9m2 (1,010.7 sq ft) of accommodation, the home sits on a private road which is not maintained by the council. Over the years improvements have included a new kitchen around 10 years ago, and repointing works with gutters completed. Whilst the property would now benefit from general cosmetic updating, decorating and new carpets, it presents an excellent opportunity for a buyer to modernise to their own taste. Additional features include a single driveway and garage providing off-road parking, a 2015-installed gas combi boiler, mains electric, water and sewerage, and Fibre optic broadband