Melissa Berry Estates are delighted to offer this stunning this three-bedroom end of terrace cottage for sale in Whitefield, Manchester. The property has been maintained to an immaculate standard and provides well-planned accommodation with modern fittings, off-road parking and a private, wrap-around garden. Situated just off Ringley Road, it is well placed for local amenities, schools, countryside walks and public transport links, including the Metrolink.

On entering the house, the hallway features new vinyl flooring which continues through to the main reception space, creating a consistent and practical finish. There is a useful storage alcove beneath the stairs, designed as a hidden storage area, providing a neat solution for everyday household items.

The kitchen was installed by Diane Berry, a well-regarded local kitchen specialist. The kitchen includes a Neff double oven with warming drawer, Neff induction hob and a range of integrated appliances. These include a washing machine, dishwasher and fridge, all of which have been renewed within the last few years. The layout is designed to maximise both storage and worktop space, offering a practical environment for cooking and food preparation.

The rear of the house benefits from a substantial extension completed in 2020, forming a generous lounge/dining area. This space is arranged to accommodate both seating and dining zones and is fitted with the same new vinyl flooring that runs from the hallway. Patio doors open directly onto the garden, and a feature window has been incorporated to draw in natural light throughout the afternoon. The orientation of this room allows it to benefit from the south-west facing aspect of the garden, with sun entering from early in the day through to the evening.

Also on the ground floor is a downstairs toilet, which has been updated in 2025 with new tiles and a new toilet. This addition provides convenient facilities for residents and visitors, complementing the main bathroom and en-suite on the first floor. Heating and hot water throughout the house are managed via a new Hive heating system, installed in 2025, allowing for more efficient and flexible control.

Upstairs, the property has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. All internal doors on the first floor have been replaced in 2025, providing a fresh, uniform finish. The main bedroom benefits from a fitted sliding wardrobe, with matching drawers and additional wardrobe storage, installed in 2021. This fitted furniture makes good use of the available space and offers substantial storage. The main bathroom has been updated with a new toilet and shower, and there is a newly fitted en-suite toilet, installed in 2025, adding to the practicality of the first-floor layout.

Externally, the house stands in a walled, wrap-around garden, designed to offer a combination of usable outdoor spaces. There is an Indian stone area to the side of the house, providing a hardstanding suitable for seating, entertaining or children's bikes and outdoor equipment. The rear garden is south-west facing and described as a suntrap, with the sun reaching the property from around 7am when the patio doors are opened, moving across the garden during the afternoon and ending on the decking area in the early evening. The arrangement of the garden and boundary walls contributes to a sense of privacy and a quiet outdoor environment.

To the front or side there is off-road parking for two cars, which is a practical benefit in this residential area. Additional security and peace of mind are provided by a CCTV Ring camera system.

Located just off Ringley Road places the property close to surrounding countryside. Hurst Wood is only a short distance away, offering access to woodland and countryside walks, popular with those who enjoy spending time outdoors. Ringley Road and the nearby local lanes connect to a network of walking routes along the River Irwell and towards Stoneclough and Prestolee, giving opportunities for longer walks and cycling routes.

Whitefield itself offers a range of local shops, cafés and amenities. In the nearby centre of Whitefield you will find a variety of independent cafés, restaurants and bars, as well as supermarkets and everyday services. The area has become known for its selection of eateries and coffee shops along Bury New Road, giving residents a good choice of places to meet, eat and shop. Local schools are within walking distance of the property, which will appeal to families looking to minimise school run times.

Public transport is a key benefit of this location. The property is within walking distance of a Metrolink tram station, providing regular services into Manchester city centre and beyond. From Whitefield tram stop, journeys to Manchester Victoria typically take around 20–25 minutes, giving convenient access to the city's employment, retail and leisure facilities, as well as onward national rail connections. Services also run north towards Bury, with journey times of approximately 10–15 minutes, offering an alternative range of shopping and leisure options.

In addition to the tram, Ringley Road connects easily to the wider road network. Junctions on the M60 motorway are a short drive away, providing convenient routes around Greater Manchester and towards destinations such as Bolton, Bury, Salford Quays and Manchester Airport. Local bus services operate along nearby main routes, linking Whitefield with neighbouring districts including Prestwich, Radcliffe and Bury.

The combination of modernisation works, including the 2020 rear extension, updated bathroom and toilet facilities, new heating system and fittings, together with the Diane Berry kitchen and improved storage solutions, means the house is presented in an immaculate condition throughout. The arrangement of the accommodation, off-road parking and south-west facing wrap-around garden will appeal to buyers looking for a ready-to-move-into three-bedroom end of terrace house for sale in a well-connected part of Whitefield, with both local amenities and countryside walks close at hand.