Framed by a dual driveway, the property provides off-road parking across two separate areas. One leads to the garage, comfortably accommodating one vehicle, while a second driveway offers space for two further cars. This thoughtful layout immediately sets the tone, offering ease and convenience alongside a homely garden setting.

The front door opens into a large porch, a thoughtful addition with ample room for coats, shoes, and daily essentials. This space acts as a useful transition between outdoors and in, keeping the home calm and uncluttered.
From here, the entrance hallway opens up. To the left sits a neatly positioned ground-floor WC, fully tiled in soft pink and neutral tones. A frosted window allows natural light to filter through, while the layout includes a hand basin, WC and linoleum flooring, practical and easy to maintain.

The lounge sits to the front of the house, a generous and airy room defined by its large windows and plantation shutters. Cream carpet underfoot and neutral wallpaper create a soft, calming backdrop, while the central contemporary electric fire anchors the space and adds warmth during the cooler months. This is a room that feels equally suited to relaxed evenings or quieter mornings, filled with natural light and a sense of ease.

Passing the staircase, a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area has been extended to optimise the verdant garden outlook. Karndean flooring runs throughout, grounding the space and allowing the eye to travel uninterrupted from one area to the next.
The dining area sits within the extension, framed by large windows that draw in daylight and views of the garden beyond. There is plenty of room here for a family dining table, making it a natural place for everyday meals as well as gatherings with friends.
The kitchen itself is well planned and generous in scale. White cabinetry is paired with wood-effect laminate worktops, creating a warm, contemporary feel. A breakfast bar provides an informal seating area, while cabinet lighting keeps the workspace bright and practical.
There is space for a freestanding oven with an extractor above, along with room for a dishwasher and a full-size fridge freezer. A black sink sits beneath a large window overlooking the established garden, ensuring the kitchen remains light throughout the day. A built-in microwave is neatly integrated, and storage is plentiful without overwhelming the space.
Flowing directly from the kitchen is a utility area, fitted with plumbing for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, and additional room for household storage. From here, internal access leads straight into the garage, which features an electric up-and-over door and houses the boiler and meters. This space works equally well as a workshop or hobby area, offering flexibility beyond simple storage.

Wrapping around from the utility area is the sunroom, positioned at the rear of the property. French doors open directly onto the garden, and the room itself offers enough space for a home office alongside a comfortable seating area. Bright and airy throughout the day, it is an easy place to enjoy a quiet coffee in the morning or work while staying connected to nature.

Returning to the entrance hall, the staircase leads up to the first floor, where a neutral carpet continues across the landing.
Turning left at the top of the stairs, the principal bedroom opens up as a calm and generous retreat. Fully fitted wardrobes line the room, complemented by a dressing table with integrated drawers and a large mirror with built-in lighting. A wide window fills the room with light, and there is ample space for a king-size bed with bedside tables on either side.

Bedroom three sits adjacent, currently arranged with bunk beds, wardrobes and a dresser. Overlooking the front garden, it is neutrally decorated and offers enough space to comfortably accommodate a double bed.
Bedroom two is positioned to the rear of the property and enjoys a peaceful outlook over the garden and summer house. Currently arranged with a single bed, the room is large enough to accommodate a double or king-size bed, with space remaining for a desk area and additional storage. Loft access is available directly from the landing.
Across the landing, the family bathroom is fully tiled in soft, neutral tones, combining cream tiles with a subtle feature finish. The suite includes a bath with a shower overhead, a hand basin, WC, and a large chrome towel radiator. A generous window allows light and ventilation, keeping the room bright and fresh.

The rear garden is safe, enclosed and well established, offering a generous outdoor space for both children and adults. Mature planting includes camellia and magnolia, adding colour and structure through the seasons, while a log cabin-style garden room provides useful storage or the potential for hobbies and garden projects.

Out & About

Set along Ash Grove, a well-connected residential road linking Greenmount and Holcombe Brook, this extended family home enjoys a position that combines everyday convenience with immediate access to countryside walks and village amenities. It's a location favoured by families for its practicality, strong community feel and easy access to everything the area has to offer.

Families are particularly well placed, with Greenmount Primary School, Holcombe Brook Primary School and Woodhey High School all within comfortable walking distance, making the school run refreshingly straightforward.

Day-to-day amenities are plentiful and close at hand. Two late-opening Co-op stores cater for everyday essentials, while Holcombe Brook Precinct offers a range of independent businesses including hair and beauty salons, opticians, dry cleaners, a popular bakery, pizzeria, fish and chip takeaway and a local travel agent. Vernon Road is just a short walk away and home to a trusted chemist and quality butcher, ideal for shopping locally and supporting independent retailers.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, the choice of walks is exceptional. Head out towards Holcombe Hill for panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, explore the peaceful woodland trails of Redisher Woods, or enjoy longer rambles through Burrs Country Park. For gentler outings, the Kirklees Trail through Greenmount provides a flat, scenic route ideal for dog walks, cycling or relaxed weekend strolls.

When it's time to unwind, there's no shortage of choice. The Hare and Hounds remains a firm local favourite, while The Bower Café & Bar is perfect for coffee catch-ups and casual dining. Eleven Eleven adds a lively evening option and has quickly become one of the area's most popular social spots. Nearby Summerseat is home to traditional favourites The Hamers and The Footballers, both ideal for Sunday lunches or relaxed evenings with friends.

Active lifestyles are well supported, with Holcombe Brook Sports and Tennis Club and Greenmount Cricket Club offering excellent facilities and a welcoming community. Golfers will appreciate the proximity of Greenmount Golf Club, while Summerseat Park and Summerseat Garden Centre provide enjoyable options for family days out.

Commuters benefit from regular bus routes linking Greenmount to both Bury and Ramsbottom. Bury town centre, just three miles away, offers access to the Metrolink network, making travel into Manchester and beyond straightforward and convenient.

Well positioned for modern family life, Ash Grove offers a lifestyle built around connection - to schools, countryside, community and transport - creating a home that works effortlessly day to day while still enjoying everything that makes Greenmount such a desirable place to live.




Council Tax Band: D (Bury Council )
Tenure: Freehold
Chief Rent £17 Per Annum