4 bed detached house for sale in Macdonald Road, Manchester, M44 (ref: 577012)

Nestled at the edge of Irlam Moss, this stunning four-bedroom detached house offers an unparallelled opportunity for spacious and serene living. Boasting a generous plot set on approximately 2 acres of lush land, this property is a rare find in today's market. Upon entering the home, you are greeted by four reception rooms, a utility room, and a guest WC, providing ample space for both relaxation and entertainment. The property features four double bedrooms, offering plenty of room for the whole family to enjoy. With kennels, a cattery, and stables on the premises, this home is perfect for animal lovers or those seeking a unique investment opportunity. Additionally, the varied development potential of the property opens up endless possibilities for customisation, making it a truly versatile space that can be tailored to fit any lifestyle.

Outside, the property truly comes into its own, showcasing the full extent of its impressive 2-acre plot. Step out of the back door onto a charming patio area and well-maintained lawn, perfect for enjoying the outdoors in comfort and style. The cattery and kennels boast 13 cages and 3 rooms, providing a safe and welcoming space for beloved pets. Meanwhile, the stables offer three separate rooms for horses or other animals, ensuring that all four-legged family members are well-cared for. An expansive animal play area adds to the property's appeal, giving pets ample room to roam and play freely. As you explore the grounds, you'll be greeted by open aspect views that stretch as far as the eye can see, offering a tranquil backdrop to every-day life. With an in and out driveway and a side gate entrance to the rear, accessibility is a breeze, making this property as convenient as it is luxurious. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of paradise in the heart of nature with this exceptional property.

Once designated for possible development under the GM Places for everyone, which has currently been shelved for at least 10 years, would of seen this plot sold to developers and several hundred houses built using part of the site. If it is passed in the future the owner of this home would have the opportunity if they so wished to sell the land and property to developers for a healthy profit. The current owner requires an overage clause written in the contract should the future owner decide to move forward with this type of sale.

Porch1' 8" x 8' 2" (0.50m x 2.50m)

Hallway8' 2" x 10' 10" (2.50m x 3.30m)Front facing door and lead window, laminate flooring, coving and radiator.

Lounge12' 10" x 11' 10" (3.90m x 3.60m)Front facing hard wood frame lead windows, laminate flooring, coving and radiator.

Dining Room14' 1" x 11' 10" (4.30m x 3.60m)Rear facing bay style patio door and windows, laminate flooring, coving and radiator.

Morning Room8' 6" x 8' 2" (2.60m x 2.50m)Laminate flooring and radiator.

Utility Room4' 7" x 6' 7" (1.40m x 2.00m)Side facing upvc door, wall mounted boiler and plumbed for washer.

Guest WC2' 7" x 6' 7" (0.80m x 2.00m)Rear facing hard wood frame window, low flush WC and hand wood frame window.

Kitchen open plan Lounge/Diner25' 3" x 15' 1" (7.70m x 4.60m)Rear facing upvc window, side facing patio door, front facing hard wood frame bay window, fitted range of base and wall units, porcelain sink, integral dishwasher, breakfast bar and two radiators.

Landing

Main Bedroom13' 1" x 13' 5" (4.00m x 4.10m)Front facing hard wood frame bay window, inset fitted wardrobes, radiator and doorway to Jack and Jill bathroom.

Bedroom Two11' 6" x 11' 10" (3.50m x 3.60m)Rear facing hard wood lead window, inset fitted wardrobes and radiator.

Family Bathroom8' 2" x 8' 2" (2.50m x 2.50m)Rear facing hard wood lead window, panel bath, cubicle shower, low flush WC, pedestal wash basin, tiled walls and towel radiator.

Bedroom Three13' 5" x 14' 1" (4.10m x 4.30m)Front facing hard wood lead bay window, inset fitted wardrobes and radiator. Door to Jack and Jill Bathroom

Bedroom Four11' 2" x 14' 1" (3.40m x 4.30m)Rear facing hard wood lead window, inset fitted wardrobes and radiator.

Jack and Jill Bathroom8' 2" x 6' 7" (2.50m x 2.00m)Front facing hard wood lead window, cubicle shower, vanity sink unit, low flush WC, part tiled and heated towel rail.

Irlam Moss and Cadishead Moss are both areas of peat bog located in Greater Manchester, England, and they are often discussed together due to their proximity and similar ecological characteristics. Here's an overview of both:

Location: Irlam Moss and Cadishead Moss are situated in the northwestern part of Greater Manchester, with Irlam Moss lying between Irlam, Cadishead, and Glazebrook, and Cadishead Moss located to the east of Cadishead. They cover a combined area of several hectares.

Geography: Both mosslands feature wet, boggy terrain characterized by the accumulation of peat. Peat forms over centuries as layers of partially decayed plant material build up in waterlogged conditions. The landscape is dominated by mosses, sedges, and other wetland vegetation.

Ecology: Despite human impact over the years, both Irlam Moss and Cadishead Moss support a variety of plant and animal species. Common vegetation includes mosses, sedges, rushes, and species like bog rosemary and cotton grass. These habitats provide important nesting and foraging grounds for bird species such as skylarks, meadow pipits, lapwings, and others.

Historical significance: Similar to other mosslands in the region, Irlam Moss and Cadishead Moss were historically important for local economies. Peat extraction was a major industry, with people harvesting peat for use as fuel. However, industrialization and urban expansion led to significant degradation and fragmentation of these habitats.

Conservation efforts: Recognizing the ecological importance of mosslands and the need for their preservation, conservation efforts have been undertaken to protect and restore areas like Irlam Moss and Cadishead Moss. These initiatives aim to restore damaged peatlands, improve water quality, and enhance biodiversity.

Recreation and amenity: In addition to their ecological significance, both Irlam Moss and Cadishead Moss provide recreational opportunities for local residents. These areas can be enjoyed for activities such as birdwatching, nature walks, and photography, allowing people to connect with nature and appreciate the beauty of these unique landscapes.