For those wanting to escape to the country and but still be a stone's throw away from the town and city, this property is perfect.
The beautiful farmhouse, which has stunning views of the countryside, tastefully blends modern and traditionally living.
It is on the market for £750k.
Taylors Lane Farm is a charming five-bedroom detached stone property, in Ainsworth.
The property is on sale with Miller Metcalfe with details on Zoopla.
The home is set over four floors, with en-suite bathrooms to two bedrooms, and an additional family bathroom.
The living room offers great views of the countryside as well as a good size lounge, utility room, dining room and a downstairs shower room.
There is a spacious conservatory perfect for the summer months.
Kitchen area (Image: Miller Metcalfe/Zoopla)There is also a cellar space with two rooms which are currently used as a games room and a family room.
The modern kitchen/diner is fully equipped with fitted wall and base units, work surfaces, a breakfast island all with integrated appliances and ample storage space.
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The outside of the property features a beautiful well-maintained garden to the side and rear with remote-controlled gates to the front providing off-road parking for several cars.
Boasting stunning views over the countryside, the property is ideal for enjoying outdoor activities or simply unwinding after a long day.
The garden area (Image: Miller Metcalfe/Zoopla)The patio area features a bar ideal for sitting out and admiring the views.
This property is situated in a desirable neighbourhood and offers easy access to local amenities, schools, and transport links.
Schools close to the property include Blackshaw Primary School 0.5 miles away and SS Osmund and Andrew’s R.C. Primary School 0.7 miles away.
Train stations nearby include Moses Gate 2.1 miles away and Farnworth train station 2.2 miles away.
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