A spacious four-bedroom bungalow is on the market in Bury offering a large garden with woodland area surrounded by wildlife.
The property is listed by Keenans Estate Agents on Zoopla and is on the market for £600,000 and situated on quiet cul-de-sac Brookfield Road in Walmersley.
It is in a highly sought-after area in Bury and close to many amenities like Bury town centre and has transport links to get in Manchester city centre.
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On entering the property, there is a large entrance hall with stairs that lead to the upper floor and doors providing access to the lounge, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, a downstairs WC, a four-piece bathroom suite, to the garage and storage cupboard.
There is a spacious kitchen fitted with contemporary units and has doors providing access to the dining room and conservatory.
Kitchen (Image: Zoopla)
The conservatory then leads to the back garden whilst the dining room has doors leading to the hallway.
The living room also has sliding doors providing access to the back garden.
Garden (Image: Zoopla)
Downstairs there are also three bedrooms with one currently being used as an office and a full family size bathroom.
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Upstairs, there is a dressing room which have doors leading to the main bedroom and shower room.
The main bedroom also has a door that leads to a storage cupboard.
Landing area and dressing room (Image: Zoopla)
Outside, there is a large lawn with a paved patio and a pathway to a woodland area with a brook.
At the front of the property, there is another small garden and a driveway that can fit multiple vehicles.
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The area is close to the town centre but also an abundance of countryside.
Bury Grammar School is only a short bus ride away and the area is close to Ramsbottom, Greenmount and Summer seat too.
To find out more about the property please click here.
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