Ready To Live a Light-Filled Loft Lifestyle? You go up to the best seats in the house where exposed oak beams stretch across a vaulted ceiling, daylight falls through the rooflights, and bi-fold doors lead out onto a sunny terrace. The bedrooms stay downstairs, which leaves the upper floor free for lazy weekends and long suppers. Picture a weekend morning that starts with coffee under the oak beams and carries on out onto your own private terrace. The first floor is all one open space, with Laminate flooring running from the lounge through to the kitchen and dining area and oak beams above. The vaulted ceiling lifts the whole floor, so it feels lofty, light and bright. The lounge sits beside the terrace, with room for a generous sofa and additional seating. Even with everything open, it feels like a comfortable place to settle down for the evening. When the sun’s out, the bi-fold doors fold back, and the terrace becomes part of the room. The terrace has composite flooring, and offers room for a dining or lounge set, there’s a retractable awning, which means you can enjoy the al-fresco lifestyle throughout the day because it does catch a lot of direct sunlight up there. The modern fitted kitchen is tucked off to one side, which leaves a dedicated dining space next to the lounge. The peninsula defines the cooking area without closing it off, with the hob facing into the room so you’re still part of the evening There’s a dishwasher, integrated fridge freezer, built in ovens and plenty cupboard space keeping everything neatly contained. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms downstairs. The larger bedroom stretches across the space once occupied by two rooms. There’s room for substantial wardrobes and a desk, making it useful if you occasionally work from home or simply appreciate a more generous bedroom. The owners removed the dividing wall but kept both doorways and the electrics in their original positions. Restoring the third bedroom would therefore be a relatively straightforward job if your needs changed. Until then, you get to enjoy the extra space. The other double bedroom has its own ensuite shower room, while a separate bathroom provides a broad walk-in shower. There’s also a utility room with a sink and washing machine space, keeping the laundry away from the main living accommodation. Outside, the sought-after gated development has communal green space, perfect for a picnic or to just stretch your legs. Once part of the grounds of the historic Chaddock Hall - dating back to the 14th century - they now bring neighbours together in this tight-knit, gated community. You’re just off the East Lancs Road, between Astley and Worsley. That gives you nearby scenic canal walks, smart bars and restaurants at Astley Point, and quick access to Manchester or Liverpool when you need it. For families, it’s a brilliant spot for schools too. Holy Family Catholic Primary School is literally just around the corner. And just five minutes in the car - or a 15-minute walk if the weathers on your side - you’ll find Garrett Hall Primary School, proudly rated “Outstanding” by Ofsted. Transport links make it easy to get into Manchester city centre and across the North West. The house is ready to move into, so you can unpack and get straight on with the weekends. If you want to enjoy a sunlit loft-style living room under oak beams, with a terrace for long al-fresco suppers, this one is well worth a look. I’m expecting plenty of interest, so get in touch to arrange a viewing.