101, Leigh Road, Manchester, M28 1LG

This Is Exactly The Kind Of Home That Should Grab The Attention Of First-Time Buyers – a character terrace with a seriously impressive amount of living space, a big south-facing garden and one of Boothstown’s most convenient positions.

Step inside and the house feels far bigger than expected.

The front lounge is spacious, bright and full of personality, with stained-glass detailing and a feature fireplace giving it plenty of character.

At the back is the real showpiece: A 22ft+ open-plan kitchen, dining and family room created by the rear extension.

It is bright, sociable and made for real life, with glossy units, a breakfast bar, rooflight and direct access out to the garden.

Upstairs, the master bedroom is a brilliant size, the second bedroom is a proper usable room, and the bathroom is modern, fresh and nicely finished.

Outside, the south-facing rear garden is a huge bonus – long, private-feeling and low maintenance, with mature trees, planting, storage and gated access. Then there is the location.

Central Boothstown is a massive part of the appeal. Shops, cafés, restaurants, schools and everyday amenities are all close by, while Worsley, the A580 and wider commuter links are within easy reach.

For buyers wanting more than a standard two-bed terrace, this delivers space, character, garden and location in one package – and for a first purchase, that is a very strong combination.

Additional Information The property is leasehold, with a lease of 999 years less 10 days from 25 December 1869.

The property falls under Salford City Council and is in Council Tax Band B, with an annual charge of approximately £2,018. The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating is currently tbc.

The property has a floor area of approximately 77.3 square metres (832 sq ft). Heating and hot water are provided by a combination boiler installed in 2016, which has been serviced annually.

Fensa records show the installation of one door in May 2015, nine windows and one door in November 2014, and one door in May 2007; the kitchen window was also replaced in August 2026.

The kitchen was extended approximately 10 years ago. The property benefits from on-street parking, and the road is adopted and publicly maintained by Salford City Council.

Electricity, water and drainage are connected to mains services, and FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) broadband is available.

Disclaimer The information contained in these particulars is believed to be accurate to the best of our knowledge and has been provided in good faith.

Prospective purchasers should verify all information through their own enquiries before relying upon it.