No.3 Albert Place, Didsbury

Decisions, Decisions. Do you sit out in your private patio garden with a local Mancoco Macchiato from AFTI or Spanish latte from Carramello? Both are on the doorstep of this fabulous brand new townhouse in the heart of sought-after Didsbury village.

Decisions, Decisions. Do you sit out in your private patio garden with a local Mancoco Macchiato from AFTI or Spanish latte from Carramello? Both are on the doorstep of this fabulous brand new townhouse in the heart of sought-after Didsbury village.

If you’re used to living in an apartment, having your own private patio garden is going to be pretty neat. And what makes it even better is being a stone’s throw from all the Wilmslow Road cafés, shops and restaurants, in South Manchester’s most famous leafy suburb.

Spread across three floors, the looks-like-a-Victorian terrace-but-really-isn’t brand new townhouse seamlessly combines the best of old and new. It’s the perfect choice if you’re looking for a house that will let you throw yourself into village life but still want the best of modern design.

A typical three bedroom Didsbury terrace or traditional semi would have two reception rooms and a small galley kitchen on the ground floor. That may have worked in the 19th century but isn’t ideal in the 21st…

Instead, this thoroughly modern townhouse has a fabulous open plan layout designed with our busy sociable lives in mind.

When you step into the large, light and bright lounge you can see straight through to the dining area and top-spec kitchen. Here your eyes will be drawn to the must-have island unit and then out to the private patio garden through the gorgeous bi-fold doors.

The south facing garden is something of a sun trap. It may not be the biggest space but it’s the perfect spot to sit out with a coffee or a glass of something chilled.

The first floor has two large double bedrooms (one with an en-suite shower room), along with a family bathroom.

The top floor is taken up with a luxurious main bedroom that has both a walk-in wardrobe and another stylish en-suite.

Given the public transport options from Didsbury are so good you may not need a car. If you do have one there’s a secure gated parking space, with the option of having an EV charging point.

But with the tram station only 2 minutes walk away, and plenty of buses heading down Wilmslow Road, there’s plenty of options when you do need to leave the village for work or to catch up with friends.

It may not be top of your list right now but it’s worth knowing that Didsbury has a choice of great local schools. Didsbury CofE Primary School is rated “Outstanding” by Ofsted and is literally two streets away.

There’s plenty of nearby green space to be enjoyed. Didsbury Park is closest (it’s at the end of the road) but if you’re looking for a larger space to stretch your legs Fletcher Moss Park and Botanical Gardens is less than 10 minutes walk away. And if you’ve worked up an appetite you can pop into The Didsbury or Ye Olde Cock Inn for a quick pint or something to eat on the way home…

If you prefer to spend your leisure time sitting in a dark room for hours or pumping weights, the Parrs Wood complex in East Didsbury will be perfect. It's only a 15 minute walk away, with an 11 screen Cineworld cinema, a Nuffield gym and a Nando’s.

This is a fabulous brand new three storey townhouse designed to be the perfect place to enjoy everything that Didsbury village has to offer.

If you’re looking to move out to the suburbs but don’t want to give up on all the benefits of modern living, this superb new-build could give you the best of both worlds. And you’re still only a 20 minute tram ride from St Peter’s Square!

We’re expecting plenty of interest so call to arrange a viewing.