Set along Dumers Lane, well connected for commuting, this two-bedroom terraced home sits in a position that works perfectly for everyday life. The transport network, shops and amenities are within easy reach, and the house itself feels established whilst containing ample potential for personalisation.
A patio front garden creates a gentle buffer from the pavement and opportunity to personalise further, with a path leading directly to the front door.

Stepping through the front door, the porch immediately sets a welcoming tone. High ceilings lift the space, while a stained-glass window above the internal doorway allows natural light to spill through into the hallway beyond. An inset mat keeps things practical, ideal for boots and shoes, and neutral walls keep the space fresh and easy to personalise.

Beyond the porch, the entrance hall opens and reveals the staircase directly ahead. The space here feels generous, creating a sense of openness as soon as the door closes behind.

Turning right from the hallway leads to the main lounge space. A large window to the front draws in daylight, while an archway opens the room through into a second living area beyond. This open flow allows light to travel from front to back, making the space feel wider and more connected.

Dark grey carpet runs underfoot from the hallway into the lounge, tying the ground floor together. Walls are kept neutral, offering a blank canvas for furniture and décor. Beneath the stairs, a handy storage cupboard is neatly tucked away, providing a place to keep everyday items out of sight.
This room lends itself easily to both relaxing and entertaining, with enough flexibility to place seating, dining or work-from-home areas if needed.

To the rear of the property, the kitchen is accessed directly from the living area. Lino flooring keeps the space easy to maintain, while L-shaped cabinetry wraps around the room to maximise storage and worktop space.
An oven, hob and extractor fan are already in place, with the sink positioned beneath a window overlooking the rear garden. There is space here for a washing machine and a freestanding fridge, alongside overhead cupboards and additional units along the back wall. A rear door opens straight out into the rear garden, making day-to-day access simple and practical.

Returning to the hallway, the staircase rises with the same grey carpet continuing underfoot. At the top, the layout opens into a spacious landing with rooms branching off naturally.

The family bathroom sits down a step, just off the landing. Lino flooring runs underfoot, with white tiling halfway up the walls and clean white paint above. A frosted escape window brings in light while maintaining privacy. The room includes a bath with an electric shower overhead, finished with marble-effect panelling around the bath, along with a sink and WC. An additional storage cupboard provides a useful place for towels and linens.

Bedroom two is positioned to the rear of the property and offers a generous space. The room overlooks the garden and is finished with the same grey carpet and neutral walls, making it easy to adapt as a double bedroom, guest room or home office.

Across the landing, there's space for additional storage, which sits beneath the loft access, adding another layer of practicality.

The principal bedroom is located at the front of the house and is notably spacious. Two large windows allow plenty of light to fill the room, enhancing the sense of space. There is ample room here for a king-size bed and additional furniture, with neutral décor providing a calm, adaptable backdrop.

To the rear, the garden is fully paved and enclosed by high walls, creating a private and low-maintenance outdoor area. The space feels secure and sheltered, offering a solid foundation for further improvement. There is great potential to introduce outdoor lighting, potted planting, seating zones or even a pergola to create an inviting space for alfresco dining and quiet evenings outdoors.

Out & About
Set along Dumers Lane on the Bury side of Radcliffe, this well-located home enjoys a wonderfully practical position with a strong sense of community and excellent access to everyday amenities. Whether you're heading out for a walk, popping to the shops or meeting friends for food, everything you need is close at hand.

For outdoor space, Close Park is just a short stroll away. Spanning around 11 hectares, it offers something for everyone with its bowling green, football pitches, tennis courts and outdoor gym equipment. It's a popular spot for families, dog walkers and anyone looking to enjoy a bit of fresh air without travelling far.

Local history and character are woven into the area too, with St Mary's Parish Church and the historic Radcliffe Tower nearby, offering a reminder of the town's heritage. For shopping and convenience, Park 66 Retail Park is only five minutes' drive away, home to Asda for everyday essentials, alongside Home Bargains, Greggs and KFC. A drive-through Costa Coffee makes it easy to grab a caffeine fix on the go, while excellent road links provide straightforward access to the M66.

When it comes to food and drink, there's a good mix of local favourites and well-known destinations. The Swan & Cemetery is close by for relaxed drinks and classic pub fare, while those looking for something special can venture a little further afield to Slattery's for indulgent dining, Baci Restaurant for Italian-inspired evenings, or Campo Blanco for tapas and wine - all within around ten minutes by car.

Families are well catered for, with Radcliffe C of E Primary School and St Andrew's C of E Primary School both nearby. Older children fall within the catchment area for The Derby High School, making this a convenient location for growing families. Radcliffe Metrolink station is also within easy reach, offering direct connections into Bury and Manchester city centre, ideal for commuters.


Council Tax Band: A (Bury Council )
Tenure: Leasehold (878 years)
Ground Rent: £2 per year