Mosley Avenue, Holcombe Brook

Tucked along a quiet stretch of Mosley Avenue, this detached 1960s home welcomes with a block paved driveway and a charming pathway that guides around to the main entrance.
Step inside the entrance hall, where natural light flows through the open space. To the left, stairs lead up to the first floor bedrooms and bathroom, while to the right, the hallway stretches through the heart of the home.

The lounge is a warm and elegant space, with oak flooring underfoot and a wood-burning stove framed by feature tiles as the centrepiece. A dark blue accent wall brings depth and contrast, while large windows to the front frame views of greenery beyond.

Towards the rear, glazed patio doors open onto the verdant garden, allowing the indoors and outdoors to blend seamlessly. Panelling to one wall adds subtle texture, while a discreet doorway leads into a fantastic bonus space: the workshop.

Currently styled as a workshop and work-from-home office, this space is a true bonus and would serve wonderfully as a snug, playroom, fourth bedroom, or even a home gym. With two skylights overhead, column radiators for warmth, and patio doors, the room is bright, functional, and full of potential.

Also on the ground floor is a generous bedroom, large enough for a super king bed and accompanying furniture. Soft tones and Venetian blinds keep things calm and private, while the position of the room offers flexibility for multigenerational living or guests.

Return through the hallway to the kitchen, where the layout has been thoughtfully arranged for both everyday use and entertaining. Rich wood-toned cabinetry pairs beautifully with teal-toned walls, while the layout is enhanced by a clever breakfast bar that separates the cooking space from the dining area.

The kitchen is fitted with an integrated dishwasher, two fridges, a freezer, a NEFF induction hob with extractor above, and a microwave with matching warming drawer nestled into a recessed nook. A deep pantry-style cupboard offers brilliant storage, and a large sink sits beneath the window overlooking the side of the property, perfectly placed for post-shopping convenience, thanks to the handy side door.

Beyond the kitchen, the dining area is light and airy, with floor-to-ceiling windows, sliding door, fitted with crisp plantation shutters. There's ample room for a large table and chairs, and a built-in bar area offers the perfect setup for drinks, coffee, or casual gatherings.

Head upstairs, where soft grey carpet and a classic bannister lead to a spacious landing.

Straight ahead lies the principal bedroom, an expansive space with dual windows and deep eaves storage. With renovation in mind, this room offers the exciting possibility to be divided into two bedrooms if desired or reconfigured into a luxurious suite with a dressing area or en-suite.

Next, the family bathroom is neutrally tiled and features both a bathtub with a wand attachment and a corner shower enclosure with a mains-powered system. A pedestal sink, WC, and towel radiator complete the space, offering function and comfort.

The final upstairs bedroom is another well-proportioned double, currently styled with a contemporary purple feature wall and dual-aspect windows that flood the room with natural light. Built-in wardrobes keep things tidy and organised, again with ample eaves storage making this an easy, comfortable space for sleeping, studying, or relaxing.

Step outside to find a peaceful, low-maintenance garden with porcelain tiles creating a sleek patio space, ideal for outdoor dining or lounging in the sun. A stretch of lawn offers space to play for children and pets alike, while the borders are stocked with colourful planting for year-round interest.

A second patio provides a more secluded zone, perfect for a hot tub, an outdoor bar, or a greenhouse project. There's also a shed for storage and a beautiful tree that blossoms in spring, adding charm and natural beauty to the space.

Out & About
Tucked away on a quiet residential road, Mosley Avenue places you within easy reach of everything that makes village life in Holcombe Brook so appealing. Whether you're popping out for groceries, walking the dog or heading out for drinks with friends, everything is on your doorstep.

Vernon Road and the nearby Holcombe Brook Precinct cater to your daily needs, with two late-opening Co-ops, a local butcher, chemist, Post Office, optician, dry cleaner, and hair and beauty salons all just a short stroll away. Planning a night off from cooking? You're spoiled for choice with a pizzeria, fish and chip shop and sandwich bar nearby.

Holcombe Hill, Redisher Woods and Burrs Country Park provide a stunning backdrop for weekend hikes, dog walks and family adventures, while the flat paths of the Kirklees Trail in neighbouring Greenmount are perfect for cycling and leisurely Sunday strolls. For a post-walk pick-me-up, try The Bower Café & Bar or head to Eleven Eleven-Holcombe Brook's stylish new bar for cocktails and small plates. The Hare and Hounds is just around the corner for hearty food and a cosy pint, with Summerseat's popular pubs-The Hamers and The Footballers Inn-a scenic walk away.

Sport and leisure lovers are equally well served. Tee off at Greenmount Golf Course or enjoy a friendly match at Holcombe Brook Sports and Tennis Club. Greenmount Cricket Club is just a short walk away, while Summerseat Park offers space for children to play. And if you're in need of inspiration or new plants, Summerseat Garden Centre is always worth a visit.

Families will appreciate the choice of excellent nearby schools. Holcombe Brook Primary School, Greenmount Primary and Woodhey High School are all within walking distance, offering strong reputations and a stress-free school run.

Despite its peaceful setting, Mosley Avenue is exceptionally well connected. Frequent bus routes take you to Ramsbottom and Bury, while the Metrolink from Bury offers direct links into Manchester-perfect for commuting or shopping trips. For those travelling further afield, the M66 is just a short drive away.


Council Tax Band: D (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold (937 years)
Ground Rent: £18.5 per year