Newearth Road, Worsley, Manchester, M28 7US

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A seriously spacious semi-detached home with two proper reception rooms, a private garden and driveway parking — ideal for families wanting more room without compromising on Worsley convenience.

Behind its attractive brick façade, the property opens into a bright hall with parquet-style flooring.

The bay-fronted lounge is a lovely everyday retreat, while the rear reception room is the real family hub: a generous, flexible space with feature fireplace and French doors straight onto the garden.

Whether it becomes your dining room, playroom or second lounge, it gives the house the breathing room so many buyers are looking for.

The kitchen is smartly finished with contemporary cream units, tiled splashbacks and an integrated double oven, with a separate utility room keeping the practical side of life out of the way.

Upstairs are three bedrooms, including a standout master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a further double also with built-in storage.

The third room works brilliantly as a nursery, home office or dressing room. The bathroom is fitted with both a bath and separate shower.

Outside, the enclosed rear garden has a patio for summer evenings, lawn for children or pets, and a useful timber shed.

Newearth Road is superbly placed for family life and commuting, with two outstanding local schools close by, Parr Fold Park and the popular Loopline providing excellent outdoor space for walks, runs and bike rides.

The guided busway offers straightforward access towards Manchester, while the A580 is easily reached for travel across the region.

Walkden town centre is also nearby, offering a wide choice of shops, supermarkets, cafés and everyday amenities. This is a home with space, character and plenty of potential to make your own.

Additional Information   The property is leasehold, with a 990-year lease from 24 June 1937 and ground rent of £5 per annum.

It falls within Salford Council, is in council tax band C (£2,306 per annum) and has an EPC rating of D.

Extending to approximately 94.6 sq m (1,018 sq ft), it benefits from a Worcester gas combination boiler, mains electricity, water and drainage, plus loft access with lighting.

The adopted road is publicly maintained by Salford Council.

Two replacement windows were installed in October 2007, while the roof was cleaned and the chimney tiles and lead flashing renewed in October 2026.

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.