Peacefully, tucked away at the head of the cul-de-sac, pull up along the block paved driveway where there is plenty of parking. A manicured lawn to the side is bordered by pretty planting and shrubs.

Make your way to the front door and step into the light and airy entrance hall, where richly-toned flooring gleams underfoot. Here, you will find a small unit containing gas and electric meters safely tucked away.

To the left, is currently being well utilised as a home office but would also be suitable as a small playroom or snug area.

To the right of the entrance hall discover the spacious and inviting lounge, seamlessly flowing into the dining room. Bathed in natural light, this area is a haven of tranquility, featuring carpeted flooring, neutral tones, and a cozy gas fire with a feature brick surround. The large bay window frames idyllic views of the front lawn.

Walking through frosted French doors, you arrive in the dining room, which is part of the extension and benefits from high ceilings. This versatile room is spacious enough for a sizeable table with the patio doors framing views out over the rear garden.

Flow through from the dining room into the spacious kitchen, stunning Karndean flooring complements contemporary maple cabinets and drawers that are on hand to house all your culinary essentials, whilst the vast worktops provide plenty of preparation space for slicing and dicing. Appliances include, an integrated fridge freezer, along with an inbuilt dishwasher and washing machine. There is also a 1.5 bowl stainless steel sink unit and a Neff cooker, gas hob, with a brushed steel extractor hood and neutral splashback. Dual aspect windows allow for plenty of natural light.

Just off the kitchen is a handy store cupboard, perfect for cleaning products or could be utilised to store coats and shoes. Close by is also an impressive utility room plumbed for a washing machine with a combi central heating boiler, and even more room for an additional fridge and a freezer.

A stylish downstairs bathroom, featuring a WC, shower cubicle and washbasin in white, with complimentary decor including charcoal floor tiling is just off the hallway.

A home in constant connection with the outdoors, completing the ground floor is a sun room with a glass roof capturing the blue sky, this room provides further space for relaxation, with French doors opening out into the rear garden.

Ascending the staircase up to the first floor, cozy oatmeal carpet is laid underfoot. On the landing you are greeted with a large window, flooding the landing with daylight.

Turning left at the top of the stairs, discover the third bedroom currently being used as a dressing room. Sliding wardrobes perfect for housing all your essentials and dressing table with far-reaching views over the rural scene to the rear. This room is also perfect for a nursery or home office if desired.

Next, a second bedroom looking out over the rear of the property. This room is generously sized with a double bed and two double wardrobes. With laminate flooring underfoot this room is easy to maintain.

The master bedroom has floor-to-ceiling mirrored wardrobes and an overlooks the cul-de-sac. Warm carpet underfoot makes for a tranquil place to sleep at the end of a long day.

Relax and Unwind

Last but by no means least, discover the family bathroom. Featuring an L-shaped bath perfect to soak away any aches and pains or freshen up with a shower overhead. A hand wash basin and a low level toilet are surrounded by fully tiled walls. A vanity unit and linen store provide the ultimate solutions for any essentials, whilst a white towel rail finishes off the stylish overall look.

An extension of the home’s good vibes, the gardens outside flow with colour and textured appeal. To the rear, the garden is split into sections perfect for BBQ’s and drinks with friends. Two well-placed patios provide pockets of serenity in which to sit back and capture the sun in both the morning and afternoon and in evening through to twilight. If you do want rest from the sun, the pergola is the perfect retreat. A sizable shed to store garden equipment or would easily convert into a small workroom if required. Beautifully raised borders are primed with planting for texture and colour and surround the grassed area against wooden fencing where it adjoins the countryside.

Out and About

With several eateries there are abundance options for dining out. Relax over a long lunch at The Sparking Clog Pub/Restaurant, with stylish dining areas, Sky Sports and an outdoor area serving food. As an alternative you may want to sample the Indian Delights at Armaan Restaurant or try Mediterranean cuisine at Istanbul Restaurant. For those historians out there, pay a visit to the ruins of Radcliffe Tower, one of the oldest structures in Greater Manchester, a Grade 1 listed schedule monument. Lovely nearby walks across farmlands can be accessed from behind the Sparking Clog . Within walking distance explore Bradley Fold Garden Centre with a large variety of indoor/outdoor plans, a pet department and all kinds of sundries for every gardening need. Enjoy some freshly brewed tea and coffee and sample the delicious cakes, baked in store daily. Great bus service to Bury, Manchester and beyond with the added benefit of the Metro which provides access to all areas of Greater Manchester.

Wood Hey Close, a spacious home with ample room to grow a family, and where rural views and easy access to schools, parks and community links make a house a home.




Council Tax Band: C (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold (948 years)
Ground Rent: £20 per year
Ground Rent £20/year