3 bed detached house for sale

Kinsley Drive, Worsley, Manchester M28

Occupying an enviable corner plot position within a quiet cul-de-sac, this freehold detached home is offered to the market with no onward chain and provides approximately 1,180ft2 of versatile living space, perfectly suited to modern family life.

The layout has been thoughtfully adapted over the years to create a superb flow between living spaces. A welcoming entrance hall leads to a guest WC, a separate dining room and a versatile front reception room, which now offers excellent flexibility as a lounge, playroom, home office or additional sitting room. The dining room opens into an impressive L-shaped kitchen and open-plan living area, creating a sociable hub of the home. Fitted with contemporary units, ample worktop space and a breakfast bar, the kitchen seamlessly blends into the living area, where huge sliding patio doors flood the room with natural light and provide a wonderful connection to the garden. From here, a further reception room sits at the heart of the property, linking the open-plan space to the converted front reception room and providing excellent flexibility for growing families.

To the first floor are three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a generous principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, alongside a modern family bathroom.

Outside, the property enjoys a larger-than-average plot with lawned gardens, extensive patio areas and a detached garden room offering potential as a home office, gym or hobby space. A double driveway provides ample off-road parking.

Ideally positioned close to Walkden Town Centre, excellent transport links and highly regarded local schools, including two Outstanding-rated primary schools, the property is also within easy reach of the popular Worsley Loopline, offering miles of scenic walking and cycling routes. Combining generous living space, a flexible layout, no chain and a sought-after location, this is an excellent family home ready for its next chapter.

Additional Information

This freehold property falls within Salford City Council and is in Council Tax Band D, with an annual charge of approximately £2,594. The home has an EPC rating of C and offers a generous floor area of 109.6m2 (1,179.7ft2). Built between 1991 and 1995, the property benefits from a double driveway providing off-road parking, while the street is publicly maintained and adopted by Salford City Council. The electrics were installed/rewired around two years ago, with the flooring also renewed during the same period. An eicr is understood to remain valid for a further three years. Additional practical features include a boarded loft with ladder access and lighting, mains electricity, water and drainage connections, and a combi boiler which was last serviced approximately two years ago. Fibre broadband is available via fttc.