Park Road, Worsley, Manchester
£650,000

Behind beautiful ornate wrought-iron electric gates, the impressive red-brick frontage makes an immediate statement. A generous cobbled driveway provides ample off-road parking and extends along the side of the property to a detached garage, while mature established planting adds privacy and greenery. Original-style bay windows and attractive brick detailing complete this striking period approach.

A stunning, beautifully established rear garden, thoughtfully designed with a variety of distinct areas to enjoy. A paved patio terrace sits beside the house, while an elevated decked area with sleeper-built planters showcases an array of plants and shrubs. The lush lawn is framed by mature trees and colourful planting, creating a wonderfully private setting. Steps lead to a charming elevated summer/gin house, complete with seating, power and atmospheric lighting, alongside a further decked terrace—perfect for lazy summer evenings, entertaining and al fresco dining.

Step inside through the beautiful stained-glass front door into a truly impressive entrance hallway, offering an immediate taste of this home’s wonderful period charm. Original-style leaded glazing, mosaic ceramic flooring, high ceilings, stripped wooden flooring, elegant wall panelling and the striking staircase combine to create a grand yet welcoming first impression, with stairs leading down to the basement level.

A beautifully proportioned, bay-fronted dining room, filled with natural light and enjoying stunning sash-window views across the park. Fabulous high ceilings, stripped wooden flooring and original-style detailing create a striking period setting, while the traditional coal-effect living-flame gas fire, set within a tiled inset with an impressive marble hearth and original mahogany surround, forms a wonderful focal point. Further features include a picture rail, period cornice, centre rose and fitted bookshelves to both alcoves, with ample space for both dining and entertaining.

A stylish and spacious lounge, enhanced by fabulous high ceilings that add to the wonderful sense of space. A large double-glazed bay window overlooks the rear garden, while a further large picture window fills the room with natural light and frames lovely garden views. The traditional coal-effect living-flame gas fire, set within a tiled inset with marble hearth and surround, creates a charming focal point, complemented by an encased original stained-glass window, picture rail, ornate cornice and centre rose. Generous proportions make this an inviting space for both relaxed family living and entertaining.

A superb dining kitchen forms the heart of this wonderful family home. Beautifully fitted with an abundance of quality units, granite work surfaces and a striking central island, it offers excellent storage and a real chef’s-kitchen feel. Integrated appliances include a Bosch tower fridge and freezer, AEG dishwasher, Quooker instant hot-water tap, microwave and Wi-Fi-enabled bean-to-cup coffee machine. The impressive six-burner Smeg range cooker incorporates two ovens, a hot plate and extractor hood. A one-and-a-half bowl sink with mixer tap, tiled flooring, spot lighting and a vertical radiator complete the space, while a full-length bay window enjoys lovely views over the gorgeous garden. An original stained-glass side window adds character, with solid wood flooring bringing warmth to the room.

A stylishly finished ground-floor WC, with a crisp white suite, contemporary metro tiling and a striking navy vanity unit with timber worktop.

An elegant and generously sized master bedroom, beautifully bright with two double-glazed windows enjoying views across the park. High ceilings, a picture rail, cornice, Hillary’s blackout blinds and a wrought-iron feature fireplace with tiled hearth enhance the period character, while a fully fitted walk-in wardrobe provides excellent shelving and hanging space across three walls. A private en-suite completes the room, fitted with a double shower cubicle, WC, pedestal basin, mirror cabinets, tiled flooring with underfloor heating and a double-glazed window.

A lovely, generously sized double bedroom with high ceilings, twin double-glazed windows drawing in plenty of natural light, and a charming wrought-iron feature fireplace adding real period character.

A bright and well-presented third bedroom, with a double-glazed window to the rear elevation. Currently used as a child’s room, it would be equally suited to a nursery, home office or dressing room.

A lovely, light-filled family bathroom with real character, featuring two double-glazed windows, rich wooden flooring and deep berry-toned window dressings. The standout cast-iron roll-top bath with shower over creates the perfect place to unwind, complemented by a white suite comprising a WC and ceramic wash basin, along with a radiator.

Situated on the second floor, this large and wonderfully private fourth bedroom suite is a brilliant bonus space, ideal as a teenager’s hideaway, guest room or peaceful home office. Exposed ceiling beams, a charming wrought-iron fireplace with tiled hearth, two double-glazed windows and a Velux window create a characterful and light-filled setting, while two fitted wardrobes plus a dresser with drawers provide excellent storage and practicality.

The lower-ground floor is a real game-changer, adding a surprisingly light and spacious level that could potentially provide a self-contained two-bedroom apartment. A welcoming hallway with parquet-style flooring leads to a fabulous garden-facing lounge, where a double-glazed bay and uPVC French doors open directly onto the rear patio—perfect for relaxed family time, entertaining or summer evenings outdoors. There is also a practical utility room fitted with farmhouse-style wall and base units, a Belfast sink, tiled flooring and space for a washing machine, along with a useful storage cupboard with room for a dryer. Two further versatile bedrooms complete the level: one with a built-in wardrobe, spot lighting and laminate flooring; the other with desk space ideal for home working, plus access to an en-suite. This superb floor offers excellent flexibility for teenagers, guests, multi-generational living or working from home.

Park Road enjoys a wonderfully leafy setting in Worsley, overlooking the beautiful Parr Fold Park, with its landscaped gardens, tennis courts, mature trees and open lawns right on the doorstep. The park also links directly to the Roe Green Loopline, offering superb walking and cycling routes towards Worsley and Monton. Excellent local schools—including Ofsted outstanding James Brindley Community Primary School—are close by, while Walkden’s shops, cafés and train station provide everyday convenience. With easy access to the motorway network and Manchester beyond, it is a location that perfectly balances green space, family life and connectivity.

This freehold property falls within Salford Council, with Council Tax Band E and an annual charge of approximately £3,171. Extending to around 209.5 sq m (2,255 sq ft), it is heated by two combi boilers—one located in the loft and one in the basement—both approximately 10 years old. The EPC rating is C. The adopted, publicly maintained street is the responsibility of Salford Council. The loft is boarded and benefits from a fitted ladder and lighting, providing excellent accessible storage.

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