With off road parking available on the block paved driveway, to the front, a low maintenance golden gravel garden, edged in mature shrubs could facilitate additional parking if needed, with an integral garage also available.

There are instant views upon arrival, out towards Peel Tower from both the front and rear gardens.

An accessible home, make your way to the front door, and inside. Hardwearing laminate flooring features in the vestibule entrance, where a door opens into the front lounge.

A light and bright room, a deep window to the front draws in natural illumination whilst framing the peaceful comings and goings of this quiet neighbourhood.

Spacious and bright, elegant coving features to the tops of the walls, with an ornate ceiling rose to the centre of the room, within which a feature chandelier is situated. A living flame gas fire issues warmth from within its handsome surround, ensuring a warm welcome.

Flow through into the inner hallway, turn right to arrive at a versatile room. Currently used as a utility room, this could also serve as a bedroom, with views out towards the side .

Next door to this flexible room, on the right, refreshment awaits in the large shower room. Neutral tiling features to the walls and shower cubicle, with a mosaic band of earthy tones adding a touch of interest. Vanity unit storage is available in the wash hand basin, with mirror over, whilst there is also a WC and heated chrome towel radiator.


Make your way along the hallway to reach the kitchen, a good size room, where cream cabinetry provides plenty of storage and wood-style worktops gleam in the natural light that flows in through a large window to the rear, overlooking the garden.

Currently housing a freestanding oven with extractor hood over, there is also space and plumbing for an undercounter fridge and dishwasher. There is easy access out to the garden through a door to the side.

Follow the easy flow of this home to arrive at the light and bright dining room, where laminate flooring extends underfoot, and glazed doors slide open to offer an instant connection with the sunny conservatory with plenty of space and instant access out to the good-size garden upon which it looks out.

From both within the conservatory and from the rear garden, you can enjoy stunning views out to Holcombe Hill and Peel Tower.

An additional dining room, playroom or reading room, there is scope to configure the rooms at Sandringham Drive to your specification.


An ideal guest bedroom can be found off the dining room, where borrowed light flows in through an internal window to the conservatory. A comfortable double bedroom, there is plenty of storage in the fitted wardrobes.

Making your way upstairs from the dining room, a carpeted staircase leads up to a good size landing with space for a chair or a table, where two large bedrooms await to either side.

Deep eaves storage can be found in the bedroom on the left, where far reaching views await in the direction of Holcombe Hill, whilst to the opposite side, another double bedroom is available, where light spills in through a high Velux window.

Outside, the large garden offers great scope for personalisation. Low maintenance, paved patios and pathways are interspersed with planted shrubbery, ideal for barbecues and soaking up the sunshine, whilst to the side, enjoy far reaching views out over Holcombe Hill and Peel Tower.

For low maintenance, ease of living with ample scope to add your own personalising touch, indoors and out, No. 5, Sandringham Drive awaits.

On your doorstep

Conveniently placed for easy access to Vernon Road precinct with a Co-op, butchers, chemist, hair & beauty salon and The Village Bistro eatery.

Nestled in the heart of ever popular Greenmount, sporty sorts can get their fix of the action at nearby Greenmount Golf Course, Greenmount Cricket Club and Holcombe Brook Sports and Tennis Club. Greenmount Park is close by alongside Summerseat Garden Centre.

With a varied selection of pubs and restaurants to visit, why not sample the menu at The Hare and Hounds or dine out on steak at the handy Miller and Carter 5 minutes up the road. For breakfast or tea and cake where better than The Hub Tea Rooms, the perfect treat after an amble around the nearby Kirklees Valley Trail.

Bury town centre is less than three miles away, accessible via a frequent bus service (there is also a bus service to nearby Ramsbottom), from where you can pick up the metrolink into Manchester.

Get to know the local history with a walk up to Peel Tower via Holcombe Hill or visit the trio of museums in Bury. There is always so much to see and do nearby, before returning to the welcoming warmth and comfort of No. Sandringham Drive, a peaceful, light and spacious well-looked after home.


Council Tax Band: D (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold
Ground Rent: £15 per year
The rent charge is £7.50 every 6 months.