Nestled in a prime location within easy reach of local schools and offering convenient access to the vibrant town of Bury and the bustling bars, restaurants, and bistros of popular Ramsbottom, discover this beautifully reimagined 1930s home on Dundee Lane. With no onward chain, this property is ready for you to move in and make it your own.

Approach the property along a quiet lane and take in the spacious, lawned front garden. As you step towards the front door, you are greeted by a bright and airy porch—perfect for shaking off the day's weather and neatly storing your shoes and boots. Light floods the space from tall windows flanking the entrance, offering an immediate sense of warmth and welcome.
Inside, LVT wood-effect flooring instantly adds a touch of warmth and elegance, complemented by the natural light pouring in through the original stained glass windows. The crisp white staircase and doors blend beautifully with the traditional 1930s character, giving the entrance hall a refreshing contemporary balance.

The first door to your left leads you into the bright and airy dining room. A reinstated traditional-style fireplace takes centre stage, with tiles depicting charming scenes from the 1930s era, providing a delightful touch of history. This generously proportioned room offers versatility and can easily double as a second living room or a formal dining space for entertaining guests.

Flow towards the rear of the home, where the light-filled lounge awaits. LVT wood-effect flooring continues underfoot, adding warmth to the space, while a large bay window draws natural light into the room. Another beautiful fireplace anchors the room, creating a cosy spot to gather with family or relax with a good book. Picture yourself curled up on the sofa with a hot drink, indulging in your favourite box set or enjoying a quiet evening by the fire.

Step into the kitchen, where practicality meets modern elegance. The wood-effect flooring and cashmere-coloured shaker-style cabinetry create a sophisticated yet homely feel. Equipped with a range of modern appliances, including an electric oven, hob, slimline dishwasher, and washing machine, this kitchen is as functional as it is stylish. The space under the stairs provides additional room for a fridge freezer, and a glazed door opens out to the rear garden, bringing the outdoors in.

Returning to the entrance hall, ascend the staircase to the first floor. At the top of the stairs, you are greeted by a contemporary bathroom, part-tiled and fitted with a bath featuring an overhead shower, vanity unit with mirror, heated towel rail, and WC. Natural light streams in through the window, and spotlights ensure the space remains bright and welcoming.

The main bedroom, located to the rear of the property, offers a tranquil retreat. Carpeted in soft, neutral tones, it features crisp white walls and a large window framing scenic views over the verdant garden. There is ample space for a king-size bed, complemented by fitted wardrobes and additional freestanding drawers.
Next, explore the second bedroom, which is equally light and bright. Fitted wardrobes on either side of the chimney breast provide excellent storage, while the large bay window to the front offers open countryside views into the distance. This bedroom is currently set up as a nursery but could easily accommodate a variety of layouts.

The third bedroom, currently used as a home office, offers flexibility for various uses. Whether you need a single bedroom, a nursery, or even a walk-in wardrobe, this room is well-suited to your needs and benefits from charming views over the front of the property and verdant views.

Step outside from the kitchen into a garden oasis. The paved patio soaks up sunshine throughout the day, making it an ideal spot for summer barbecues, morning coffees, and evening sundowners. A lawned area provides space for children to play or for you to relax amidst nature. With ample space and privacy, this garden offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Out and about
Situated on Dundee Lane, this home offers a wealth of outdoor activities right on your doorstep. Woodland walks and scenic footpaths abound, with Holcombe Moor just a five-minute stroll away. Take in the stunning views from Peel Tower or follow the Irwell Trail across the fields to Holcombe Brook. A short walk leads you to Nuttall Park, where you can enjoy a leisurely afternoon at the tea room, bowling green, or refurbished bandstand.
For dining and entertainment, Ramsbottom is only a stone’s throw away. The town is packed with a variety of eateries, cafes, bars, and pubs, offering an array of culinary delights from across the globe, including Chinese, Thai, Indian, Korean, Spanish, and Italian cuisines, as well as traditional English fare.
Ramsbottom offers more than just restaurants—it’s home to an array of independent shops, including award-winning butchers, bakeries, and delis, as well as clothing boutiques, jewellers, beauticians, and craft shops. Essential amenities are also within easy reach, with local supermarkets, pharmacies, doctors’ surgeries, and dental clinics all nearby.
Families will appreciate the proximity to excellent local schools, including Woodhey High School, Emmanuel Holcombe C.E. Primary, and St Andrew’s and St Joseph’s Primary Schools. For commuters, the property is ideally situated with quick access to the M66 motorway and excellent bus links to Bury, where you can pick up the Metrolink service into Manchester. The X41 express bus also offers a direct route into Manchester city centre.


Council Tax Band: C (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold (903 years)
Ground Rent: £3.15 per year
Garden details: Private Garden