Nestled on the fringe of the sought-after village of Ainsworth, only a short drive from the vibrant locales of Harwood and Bury, No. 12 Bradley Fold Road emerges as an example of refined living. This two-bedroom mid-terrace home, has recently been sympathetically renovated throughout whilst maintaining many original period features.


As you approach, an Indian stone path leads past the front garden to the stylish rock front door. Step inside, into the light and welcoming hallway dressed in the opulent Opal Herringbone click vinyl, introduces the high standard of beauty that defines every corner of this home. Take in the original feature plaster coving to the high ceilings depicting elegance and style.

To the left, the spacious lounge unfolds, a sanctuary adorned with ornate plaster coving, ceiling rose, and picture rail. At its heart, a white painted fire surround against the chimney breast stands prewired for modern conveniences, marrying the home's period features with today's technological needs. Wrapped in plush oatmeal carpet, this room offers a warm embrace, an invitation to unwind and revel in the serenity of home.

Venture back through the hallway, where the rhythm of the Opal Herringbone guides you into the dining room. Here, French doors open to the patio garden, a seamless extension of the indoors, promising endless moments of tranquility against a wooded backdrop.
The journey continues into the kitchen, where the herringbone flooring flows beneath pale grey cabinetry, accented with gold handles. This culinary haven not only boasts ample storage but also features an integrated dishwasher, fridge, freezer, and a suite of modern appliances, all set against a contrasting work surface that sings of opulence. Inset ceramic sink unit with eye catching gold tap finishes off this newly installed kitchen.

Ascend the oatmeal carpeted staircase, flanked by stylish wood panelling, to discover the private quarters. The expansive bathroom awaits, a luxurious retreat adorned with gold fittings and a waterfall shower, promising indulgence in an oasis of calm. Herringbone metro tiles with a gold vein add a touch of sophistication, while the oak vanity unit and gold heated towel rail echo the home's commitment to luxury. Light the candles and soak in the bath or take a quick shower under the waterfall drenching gold shower head. This room incorporates a large store cupboard housing the Combi central heating boiler.


Across the landing, the master bedroom serves as a haven of comfort, with walls prewired for a wall mounted TV, ready for those cherished duvet days. Step out and to the right reveals a surprisingly spacious second bedroom, offering serene views over mature trees and the quaint churchyard beyond.


Outside, the enclosed courtyard garden offers a private sanctuary, a place to bask in the sunshine or enjoy a peaceful evening, a space not directly overlooked but entirely your own. Come home to this low-maintenance haven, with a glass of your favourite tipple and watch the week's worries dissolve under the evening sky, in your oasis of calm.

With everything you need at your fingertips, discover the handy amenities on your doorstep including a handy local Co-op for everyday essentials, a health centre, chemist, Post Office, butcher, launderette and hairdresser all just a short car ride away. Savour the restaurants within easy reach, including local Italian restaurants Casalingo and Rapallo. There are also a number of traditional pubs, including The Black Bull, The Rose & Crown and the Duke William Inn. Just a short walk away, explore Bradley Fold Garden Centre, a family run store with extensive variety of plants and sundries to satisfy every gardeners’ need. Enjoy a pot of tea in the friendly café or treat yourself to the delicious cakes baked in house daily. For fresh air, exercise and leisure, take a stroll or hike around Ainsworth Woods and the three picturesque fishing lodges in Lowercroft or take to the water at Elton Sailing Club at Elton Reservoir, perfect your swing at Harwood and Breightmet Golf Clubs or enjoy the heated pools and spa facilities at the Stables Country Club and Elton Vale Sports Club. Burrs Country Park is also easily accessible in under 15 minutes by car. Easy access to both Bury, Bolton and Whitefield for a wider selection of shops, restaurants and amenities.


Council Tax Band: B (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold (886 years)
Homeowner not sure if any aground rent paid and thinks he had an indemnity when he bought it.