3 bed terraced house for sale

Greenleach Lane, Worsley, Manchester M28

Timeless Charm & Style In Sought-After Roe Green Setting...This beautifully presented period home, originally one of the Co-operative’s historic worker cottages dating back to circa 1850, combines timeless character with thoughtfully modernised living. Set behind a charming frontage and overlooking the green, the property immediately offers a sense of heritage, kerb appeal and community. Internally, the home has been carefully enhanced to suit modern lifestyles while retaining its original charm. A bay-fronted living room provides a warm and inviting space, featuring high ceilings, ornate detailing and a striking fireplace. To the rear, the layout has been thoughtfully zoned to incorporate dining, seating and workspace areas redesigned in 2019 to create a sociable hub of the home. Centred around a stylish island with quality finishes including a Neff hob, this space is flooded with natural light from skylights and French doors, seamlessly connecting to the garden. A separate utility room and ground floor WC provide additional convenience, keeping the main living space uncluttered and functional. The accommodation is arranged over three floors, offering excellent flexibility for family living. The first floor provides two well-proportioned bedrooms and a stylishly appointed family bathroom and finished to a high standard, featuring a contemporary suite including a freestanding bath and separate curved glass shower enclosure. The top floor delivers a private bedroom suite complete with en-suite, ideal for guests or older children. Throughout, the décor is tasteful and well maintained, blending modern finishes with original features such as floorboards and period detailing. Externally, the landscaped rear garden enjoys a desirable south-west facing aspect, designed for both relaxation and entertaining with a decked seating area and lawn bordered by established planting. Located in the sought-after Roe Green area of Worsley, the property benefits from a unique village feel while remaining exceptionally well connected. Highly regarded schools are within walking distance, along with popular cafés, the Roe Green Loopline and local amenities. Excellent transport links via the A580 and M60 provide easy access into Manchester and beyond. A perfect blend of character, lifestyle and location, this is a home ideally suited to modern family living.

Additional Information

The property is leasehold with a long lease of 800 years from 10 May 1948 and a low ground rent of £1.50 per annum. It falls within Salford Local Authority and is in Council Tax Band C, currently £2,180 per annum. The property offers a generous floor area of approximately 108.6m2 (1,169 ft2). The current boiler is a Worcester Bosch combi which is serviced annually. Further improvements include a new roof completed in 2024. The property has been previously extended (prior to 2012), with the kitchen opened into the dining area in 2019 to create a more sociable layout. Parking is available on-road, and the street is adopted and maintained by Salford Council. The EPC rating is to be confirmed.

Property Description

This beautifully presented period home, originally one of the Co-operative’s worker cottages dating back to 1850, effortlessly blends historic charm with modern living. The current owners have thoughtfully improved the property, including a new roof with premium insulation installed in 2024, a landscaped garden completed in 2019, and a stunning open-plan kitchen/dining space redesigned in 2019. The kitchen is finished to a high standard, featuring a granite island and Neff hob, creating a perfect hub for both everyday living and entertaining.

Character features continue throughout, with original floorboards retained in the hallway and front reception room, complemented by Amtico Spacia flooring installed in 2019 across the dining room, kitchen, utility and WC, adding both style and durability.

Positioned in a highly sought-after setting, the property enjoys a unique sense of community and heritage, with an information board on the green opposite detailing its historical significance. The location is equally impressive for lifestyle, with two popular artisan cafés within a short walk (one doubling as a bar on summer evenings), as well as direct access to the Roe Green Loopline and the ever-popular Roe Green Cricket Club with bar and grill just moments away.