Houghton Road, Crumpsall, Manchester
Offers in Excess of £375,000

Sometimes words and photographs do not give full credit to the property and we feel that this property certainly falls into that category!

We are extremely pleased to have received instruction to sell this remarkable four-bedroom Victorian mid terrace which just oozes character and charm through the whole of the property.

This beautifully appointed Victorian Terrace is located just off Hermitage Road which is just off Crumpsall Lane and is situated in a convenient, sought after location with easy access to the M60/M62 motorway network, close to the metrolink and only approximately 3 miles to Manchester City Centre.

Set over three floors which provides approximately 1485sqft of family living accommodation, the current owner has retained the original features and character whilst carrying out an extensive refurbishment of the property

Victorian interiors were famed for their opulence and attention to detail and this property has been fully restored, with particular attention devoted to retaining the original charm and character of its Victorian ancestry whilst creating a comfortable home fit for modern family living. The property is heated by gas central heating and is fully double glazed, and features traditional red brick, original windows, tall ceilings with ornate cornicing and ceiling roses, plantation shutters, fireplaces with ornate detailing and iron casting, Stained glass featuring in doors and at the tops of windows and handcrafted fittings like coat hooks, door knobs etc.

Arriving on Houghton Road you have plentiful parking available on the road directly outside the house.

As you enter the property at the front you are straight into the hallway. The original boarded floors run through the majority of the property. Ornate cornicing embellishes the high ceilings and a solid wood staircase with grey carpet runner and feature stair rods ascends to the first floor. This is a lovely first impression of the property.

The door on the right leads you through to the first of two large reception rooms. Currently used as a dining room it boasts plantation shutters to the windows and decorative coving to the ceiling, the feature of the room is the original cast iron fireplace and original built in storage cupboard. A broad bay window with feature-stained glass panels looks out to the front and allows plenty of light to fill the room

The lounge is the next room, slightly bigger with original exposed boarded floor and window looking out over the rear garden. This is a traditional room and some of the features include the original cast iron fireplace and ceiling rose

As we move back into the hallway you will notice that there is a door with access to the cellar and access into the kitchen. If the original cast iron range which takes centre place in this room doesn’t impress then this is not the home for you! Fitted around is a good range of modern white cabinetry with inset oven, gas hob and extractor hood along with integrated fridge/freezer, plumbing for an automatic washing machine and integrated dishwasher. Another feature to the kitchen is the original larder and there is also access to the rear garden which is fully enclosed and private

When you reach the first floor you have access to three of the four bedrooms and the family bathroom. The galleried landing is very generous in size with a lovely balustrade running along its length

To the front of the house, you have the master bedroom with feature original cast iron fireplace, cast iron radiator and a feature cathedral arch framed window. There is ample space within this double room for bedroom furniture and wardrobes.

Bedroom two overlooks the rear garden. A further double room with built in wardrobe, original cast iron fireplace and cast-iron radiator.

Bedroom three, a good-sized single room/home office, also looks out over the rear garden and features original wooden flooring, cast iron fireplace and cast-iron radiator.

Nestled bedroom bedrooms two and three is the family bathroom. In keeping with the heritage of this home is the striking black, white and red flooring and rustic metro tiling. The bathroom is fitted with a traditional pull flush, high cistern WC, pedestal wash basin and freestanding claw-footed tub to relax in with freestanding bath tap & shower attachment

Should you crave additional space, you can take the stairs up to the final double bedroom set within the loft space. This room is complete with spacious bespoke walk-in wardrobe and features fitted cupboards and shelving around the bed with spotlights and the two Velux windows allow plenty of light in. Completing this room is the en-suite bathroom. A modern suite in white comprising of a walk-in shower cubicle, WC and vanity sink unit with bowl basin.

Stepping outside; the rear the property boasts a low maintenance garden that would really come alive with an array of colourful plated pots and a bistro set for alfresco dining.

Cellars runs across the full house and offer the potential for conversation (subject to relevant consents).

This is an exceptional family home which exudes a rustic character and charm throughout and we strongly recommend making an early appointment to view.