A most handsome and immediately appealing period terrace, forming part of a charming row of similar red brick homes. Showcasing a delightful blend of original period character and high quality contemporary finishes, this striking home offers stylish, well balanced accommodation and demands an early inspection.
The property is approached via an attractive canopy entrance which opens into an inviting hallway, setting the tone for the accommodation beyond. To the front is a beautiful living space, with a feature bay window and additional period components. To the rear, a generous dining room provides ample room for freestanding furniture and features French doors that open directly onto an impressive courtyard garden, allowing for an excellent connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Completing the ground floor is a well proportioned 13 foot galley style kitchen, fitted with modern eye and base level units complemented by sleek quartz work surfaces. The kitchen is further enhanced by under floor heating, and a range of high quality integral appliances, providing both practicality and a refined finish. Stairs descend to the lower ground floor where useful cellar chambers extend to approximately 182 square feet, offering excellent storage or potential for further use.
A single flight staircase rises to the first floor landing, where period doors lead to two well presented double bedrooms. The front bedroom is particularly noteworthy, benefitting from two windows that flood the room with natural light and floor to ceiling fitted wardrobes. The accommodation is completed by a stylish bathroom fitted with a modern three piece suite, alongside a separate W.C, both finished to a high standard with a contemporary feel.
Throughout the property there are numerous internal features that enhance its appeal, including original stripped pine flooring, original doors, decorative ceiling coving, a modern gas central heating system and UPVC double glazed windows.
Externally, the home enjoys an attractive frontage with a tiled pathway, pea gravel area and an original low brick wall. To the rear is a larger than average flagged courtyard garden, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining, enclosed by brick walls with contemporary wooden fencing above and a door providing access to a shaped service alley. The property also benefits from the installation of a brand new roof in the last 12 months.
Greenbank Avenue is a quiet cul-de-sac located just off Didsbury Road, offering excellent transport links via East Didsbury Metrolink and rail stations, both within walking distance, along with easy access to the A34 and M60. The area is well served by reputable local primary and secondary schools, including Didsbury Road and St Winifreds RC Primary Schools, making the property particularly appealing to family buyers. Alongside the vibrant row of independent shops found at the end of the road Heaton Moor Road is only a ten minute walk away and provides an additional selection of pubs, bars and independent retail outlets.