Charnley Street, Whitefield, Manchester
£230,000

Melissa Berry Estates are pleased to offer for sale this three-bedroom end of terrace home in the heart of Whitefield, Manchester, offering generous living space, off-road parking and easy access to local amenities and transport links.

Set back from the road, the property benefits from off-road parking for around four cars, together with small, low-maintenance gardens to the front and rear. A handy porch leads into the hallway, which gives a welcoming first impression and provides a practical buffer from the outside.

On the ground floor there are two separate reception rooms, offering flexible space for family living. The front room features a fireplace as a focal point and neutral décor, while the rear reception can work well as a dining room, second sitting room or home office. Both rooms feel bright, helped by good-sized windows.

The kitchen is well proportioned, with fitted units providing ample storage and worktop space. There is a useful utility room off the kitchen, ideal for laundry and additional appliances, helping keep the main kitchen area clear and organised. From here, a door leads out to the rear garden.

Upstairs, the property offers three bedrooms. The main bedroom is particularly spacious with fitted wardrobes and built-in storage, maximising floor area and reducing the need for additional furniture. The remaining bedrooms are well presented and suitable for children, guests or a study. The bathroom includes a shower, washbasin and WC, giving practical family accommodation.

The house is presented in good condition, with a consistent, neutral style throughout, allowing a buyer to move straight in and then update to taste over time. An EPC rating of D and council tax band A help keep ongoing running costs manageable. The property is also offered chain free, which may appeal to buyers looking for a straightforward purchase.

Whitefield is a popular North Manchester suburb, well regarded for its balance of convenience and green space. Nearby Philips Park and Springwater Park offer attractive riverside and woodland walks, while Whitefield’s growing high street scene along Bury New Road provides a choice of cafés, bars, eateries and independent shops, including the well-known restaurants around the Hamilton Road and Moss Lane area.

Public transport links are a major attraction here. Whitefield Metrolink station is within easy reach, providing regular tram services into Manchester city centre, typically in around 20–25 minutes, and north towards Bury. There are also local bus routes connecting to neighbouring areas such as Prestwich, Radcliffe and Bury. Road links are strong too, with convenient access to the M60, making commuting across Greater Manchester straightforward.

This three-bedroom end of terrace house represents a solid opportunity for buyers seeking a well-located home in Whitefield, with good space, parking and scope to personalise.