Well Street, Ainsworth

From the moment you turn onto the welcoming street there's a sense of stepping into somewhere peaceful and well-connected.

Pull up outside and follow the original York stone path up to the anthracite grey front door. There's a neat slate-shingled front garden full of potted plants that brightens the approach. Step through the front door where an inset mat keeps the space clean, shoes can be kicked off with ease, and the warm tones of the cream carpet take over.
To the right, tucked out of sight, a cupboard neatly screens the utilities and the house alarm. Ahead, natural light pours through the large picture window and reflects softly off the cream walls and solid oak beams overhead. Spotlights add warmth in the evenings, but it's the new multi-fuel stove that steals the show. Set into a hearth of exposed stonework with a rustic beam mantel above, it creates the perfect centrepiece for quiet nights or slow mornings.
A clever nook beneath the stairs makes a handy storage space, reading hideaway or children's den, while the glass balustrade keeps everything open, airy and flowing.

Walk through into the kitchen where there's room for a family-sized table and space to gather, eat, chat or work. The tiles underfoot mimic the look of wood, continuing the warm, traditional feel. Cabinets are a soft country cream, paired with crisp wood-effect worktops and classic metro tiles. A gas hob sits beneath a stainless-steel extractor fan, while the oven and dishwasher are neatly integrated for ease. The stainless-steel sink sits beneath a sweet window looking onto the garden, just the spot to watch the birds while breakfast is being made.
To the rear, take a step up into a handy downstairs WC. It's neutral, fresh and clean, the perfect addition for guests or everyday life. From here, a glazed door opens out to the rear garden.

The staircase leads up with the same soft cream carpet underfoot and spotlights overhead. To the left, an oak door open into the calming principal bedroom. Vaulted ceilings with exposed beams add a rustic charm, while the neutral palette makes it feel open and airy. There's a fitted cupboard over the stairs and room for additional wardrobes if needed. A large, double-glazed window lets in plenty of light and has a blackout blind for sleeping perfection and lazy weekend lie-ins.
Across the landing is the second bedroom. Currently styled as a walk-in wardrobe, it would comfortably fit a double bed. Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and more thoughtful lighting continue here, along with another blackout blind for peaceful evenings.

The bathroom is just across the landing. Finished in slate grey tiles underfoot and a soft mix of feature tiles to the walls it exudes luxury. The vanity unit has built-in storage, a deep basin, and a heated light-up mirror. A mains-powered drench shower sits above the bathtub, with chrome fittings throughout and a heated towel rail to keep things cosy.

From the kitchen, step outside onto an Indian stone patio, fairy lights already twinkling along the fence line. The garden unfolds in three tiers, each one with something different to offer. The first is ideal for morning coffees or evening wine, the second has room for outdoor dining, and the third holds two sheds and a BBQ, making every day maintenance and entertaining a breeze. Mature laurel bushes line the right-hand side, adding privacy and greenery.
It's a peaceful and private retreat and feels like a personal escape. There's enough space for planters, yoga, or even a small outdoor gym zone. And just beyond, endless countryside walks await.


Council Tax Band: B (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold (753 years)
Ground Rent: £0.33 per year