3 bed terraced house for sale

Cromwell Grove, Manchester M19

Stop scrolling… this one deserves your attention!

Big house energy. Period charm. And space… lots of it.

Welcome to Cromwell Grove, Levenshulme — a Victorian terrace that may look deceptively traditional from the outside, but step through the front door and wow… this house just keeps on giving.

Over 1,500 sq ft
Three double bedrooms
Two reception rooms
Gym & utility space
South-facing light
Original period features
Fantastic Levenshulme location

open day — Sunday 13th September
Don’t just scroll past this one — come and see it for yourself.

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Come on in…
From the moment you step inside, this home makes an impression.

The entrance hallway is everything you want from a Victorian property — soaring ceilings, decorative cornicing and beautiful stripped-back original floorboards, creating that instant feeling of space and character.

And then there’s the first reception room…

Oh, hello, bay window.

The beautiful bay-fronted lounge is flooded with natural light, helped by the south-facing aspect, while the open fire adds that cosy focal point we all secretly want.

Imagine Sunday mornings with coffee, cosy evenings on the sofa and Christmas trees standing proudly in that bay window.

And because one reception room is clearly not enough, there’s a second reception room too.

Home office? Playroom? Snug? Dining room? Cinema room?

You decide.

Then we reach the kitchen/diner — and this is where everyday life really happens.

Spacious, bright and sociable, it’s ready for everything from rushed weekday dinners to friends, food, drinks and the inevitable “shall we have one more?”

and then… there’s the plot twist.
Just when you think you’ve seen everything, there’s more downstairs.

The lower-ground floor has been cleverly transformed to provide additional practical space, including a gym and utility area.

Because let's be honest…

A house with a gym beats a cupboard under the stairs every day of the week.

Upstairs, you’ll find three proper double bedrooms — not those “double bedroom” bedrooms where you can fit a bed and absolutely nothing else.

These are generously proportioned rooms, with plenty of space for wardrobes, furniture and all the stuff you somehow accumulate over the years.

The result?

A home that combines Victorian character with the space and practicality modern family life demands.

And the location? Very hard to beat.
This is Levenshulme — one of South Manchester’s most vibrant and sought-after neighbourhoods.

Coffee? Coffee Grounded.

Brunch and small plates? Isca.

Cocktails? Nordie.

Pastries you definitely didn't plan on buying?

Longbois. Obviously.

And when you need some fresh air, Cringle Park and the Fallowfield Loop are close by — perfect for morning walks, evening strolls or convincing yourself that this time you really are going for a run.

Commuting? Easy.
You’re around a five-minute walk from Levenshulme Train Station, while the 192 bus route provides easy access towards Manchester City Centre and Stockport.

Levenshulme High Street and the A6 are also close by, with Tesco, Aldi and a brilliant selection of independent local businesses all within easy reach.

So whether you need your morning coffee, tonight’s dinner or something you absolutely didn't need but somehow bought anyway…

You're sorted.

The final word…
Character. Space. Light. Flexibility. Location.

This isn't just a house that looks good in photographs.

This is a house you need to walk into.

With over 1,500 sq ft, three double bedrooms, two reception rooms, a lower-ground floor, beautiful period features and a fantastic Levenshulme location, Cromwell Grove offers the kind of space that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.

And that's why I wouldn't hang around.

Open day — Sunday 13th September
Come through the door. Feel the space. See the light. Picture your furniture here.

Because sometimes you don't know it's the one until you walk through the front door.

Cromwell Grove, Levenshulme.

Call now to secure your open day viewing.
Shall we take a look?