For a seamless blend of contemporary comfort and classic Georgian grandeur, discover the delights of Sunny Bower Street, a home tucked away from the hustle and bustle yet within easy reach of all the essential amenities.

Tucked off the main road, make your way along a quiet country lane, before pulling off and along a sweeping driveway, where plenty of parking is available. Dating back to 1808, this former Georgian manor house was divided into three sumptuous residences in 1900. Brimming with period charm and characterful quirks, and wrapped up in greenery, No. 29, Sunny Bower Street offers the best of both worlds.

Make your way indoors, through the handsome, stained-glass front door, and into the entrance hall, where the scale and scope of the home are instantly recognisable in the high, arched ceiling ahead, wide doorways and plaster coving, recurrent motifs throughout the home.

Turning right, natural tones dress the walls of the lounge, a bright and bountiful room with a leafy outlook over the front. Carpeted underfoot, a wood-burning stove nestled within the chimney breast emanates warmth.

Next door, discover the study, dressed in neutral shades and accessed via a stained-glass door; a peaceful refuge in which to work from home.

Admire the ornate detail in the elegant arch, as you continue along the entrance hallway, catching a closer glimpse of the stunning stained-glass window to the rear of the hall, the beautifully carved original staircase and swirling bannister.

Wine and dine in the formal dining room, next door to the study. Carpeted underfoot, this spacious and light room offers a leafy outlook to the rear and features a traditional wooden plate rack running along the wall. An intimate yet spacious dining room, picture Christmas dinner gathered around the table with the family, as the log-burning stove crackles merrily in the chimney breast.

Step through from the dining room onto the porcelain tiles of the breakfast-kitchen, warmed by underfloor heating. Wooden cabinetry curves to the corners, providing plenty of storage, topped in gleaming granite, offering ample preparation space. A Bosch induction hob and extractor hood accompany an undermounted sink, offering views above through the window to the courtyard. There is also a Bosch dishwasher, two fridges, washing machine and Smeg double oven.

Dine sociably at the breakfast bar or slip out through the external door to the courtyard to dine alfresco on the terrace.

With so much space for all the family, off the kitchen, arrive at the playroom – the perfect place to keep an eye on the children as dinner is prepared. A versatile room it could also serve as a dining room, snug or study, featuring a built-in bookcase.

Opening up from the snug is the living room, where a handsome surround hosts an ornamental fireplace, with French doors opening out to the glorious garden, where mature borders offer colour and interest throughout the seasons.

Returning to the kitchen, discover a lobby providing access to an accessible ground floor double bedroom, a serene space with bay window offering verdant views out to the garden. This bedroom is also served by its own shower room ensuite, making it ideal for self-contained living.

Returning to the entrance hall, make your way up the beautiful period staircase to reach the first-floor landing, where light streams in through the elegant stained-glass sash window at its summit.

Arrive first at a bountiful double bedroom, dressed in blue and white, where a large window provides leafy views out across the country lane. A soothing sanctuary, this could make a dreamy master bedroom.

Further along the landing, to the left, arrive at a fully tiled bathroom in harmonising shades of sand and cocoa creating a soothing ambience. Refresh and revive in the large shower. Ample storage is available in the linen closet. Relax and unwind in the centrally filling bath, where your towel can warm on the heated chrome radiator, just a reach away.

Along the landing, to the left, neutral oatmeal carpet underfoot combines with cream walls in the capacious second double bedroom, where far reaching views extend across the garden and driveway to the distant hills.

At the end of the landing, leafy views towards the distant hills greet you once more from the third bedroom, dressed in neutral tones and with a peaceful, tranquil ambience. Ideal as a nursery or home office, each bedroom at No. 29, Sunny Bower Street serves as a restful retreat.

Safe and secure for children and pets, step outside and into the serenity of the mature garden at No. 29, Sunny Bower Street, where wraparound lawns provide places for play and relaxation.

Soak up the sunshine on the patio terrace and allow the relaxing buzz of bees as they browse the spring wildflowers to soothe your senses. An abundance of mature shrubs and trees provides a canopy of cover, ensuring No. 29 Sunny Bower Street retains a sense of peace and privacy from the rest of the world.

With so much to see and explore on the doorstep, No. 29, Sunny Bower Street is the perfect home for an energetic, outdoor loving, young family or those who relish outdoor living.

Out & about
Sunny Bower Street perfectly balances the convenience of town living with the serenity of rural life, offering the best of both worlds. With easy access to the motorway and Bury Metrolink, it’s an ideal location for commuters. This area is particularly attractive to young families, thanks to its excellent selection of local schools.

Nature enthusiasts can enjoy numerous nearby rural walks, including the Kirklees Trail, Two Brooks Valley, Bottoms Hall, and Old Kay’s Park. The village and its neighboring areas boast a wealth of amenities, such as shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants. You’ll find a local Co-op, Tesco Express, Helen’s Florist, the Post Office, and Cobwebs Gift Shop. Additional amenities include a butcher’s, GP surgery, barbers, hairdressers, beauty salons, and a lively bowling and social club at nearby Tottington Park.

For dining, visit the charming family-run Italian restaurant, Carmelo's, which also features Bilardi’s Bar – perfect for catching up with friends over wine and cocktails before moving on to Stanley’s of Tottington. Other dining options include the delicious Indian cuisine at Asha and the convenient Friday night takeaway from China Rose.


Council Tax Band: E (Bury Council )
Tenure: Freehold