20, Gordon Road, Manchester, M27 0ET

Endless Potential, Perfect Location...A rare opportunity in highly sought-after South Swinton, moments from Worsley and Monton-this substantial three-bedroom semi-detached occupies a generous corner plot and offers exceptional potential to create a standout family home.

Behind its traditional red-brick façade, the property reveals an impressively spacious and versatile layout.

The welcoming hallway leads to a bay-fronted dining room and separate living room, providing the flexibility increasingly sought by modern families.

The kitchen opens directly to the garden, while the internally adapted former garage adds invaluable extra ground-floor space.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, including two excellent doubles, alongside a family bathroom and separate WC.

The property has been well cared for but now offers the perfect blank canvas for a buyer to reimagine, modernise and add real value.

Its corner position provides gardens to the front, side and rear, together with gated side access.

This is a particularly desirable South Swinton setting, conveniently placed for Worsley Village, Monton’s independent bars and restaurants, outstanding Broadoak Primary School, shops and excellent commuter links.

A home with genuine space, flexibility and huge potential in one of the area’s most appealing locations.

Additional Information The property is leasehold, held on a 999-year lease from 23 September 1926, with a current ground rent of £5 per annum payable to Southern Estates.

It falls within Salford Council’s area and is in Council Tax Band B, with an annual charge of £2,018.

The property extends to approximately 91.1 sq m (980.6 sq ft) and has a combi boiler estimated to be 8–10 years old. The road is adopted and publicly maintained by Salford Council.

EPC rating to be confirmed. 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.