- 2 double-bedroom duplex apartment +
- Flexible layout with bedrooms on separate floors +
- Open-plan living and kitchen space +
- High ceilings and exposed brickwork +
- Industrial-style large windows +
- Video entry intercom system +
- Located within a historic mill conversion +
- Close to excellent transport links +
- Access to local amenities and green spaces +
- Ideal for investors or homeowners seeking unique style +
A stunning 2-bedroom duplex apartment in the iconic Elisabeth Mill, part of the beautifully restored Elisabeth Gardens development in Reddish, Stockport. This particular home is truly one of a kind, offering a rare layout and character that sets it apart from the rest.
Spread over two levels, the apartment features soaring ceilings, original exposed brickwork, and huge industrial-style windows that flood the space with natural light. The open-plan living and kitchen area is bright and spacious - perfect for entertaining or relaxing - with sleek, integrated appliances and a high-spec finish throughout.
The layout includes one double bedroom and a modern bathroom on the upper floor, while the second double bedroom is located on the ground floor - offering great flexibility for guests, home working, or sharers.
Whether you're looking for a character-filled home or a standout investment opportunity, this property offers something unique - with an impressive 6.9% rental yield.
Set in the heart of the Houldsworth conservation area, Elisabeth Gardens blends rich industrial heritage with contemporary design. Just five miles from Manchester city centre, you'll benefit from excellent transport links, local shops, green spaces, and nearby amenities like Houldsworth Golf Club and Reddish South Station.
Don't miss your chance to secure a truly distinctive home in a landmark development... properties like this rarely come to market!
Council Tax Band: C (Manchester City Council)
Tenure: Leasehold (243 years)
Ground Rent: £120 per year (reviewed every 10 years)
Service charge - to be confirmed
Lease length - 250 years from 1st Jan 2018