6 bed detached house for sale in Chatsworth Road, Manchester, M28 (ref: 607753)

188 Chatsworth Road, Worsley, M28 2GF

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Making a Statement 

Located a stone’s throw from Worsley Woods and charming canal-side walks, this immaculate, state-of-the-art family home spans over an impressive four floors – totalling around 4,000 square feet of living space – and fits in well with Chatsworth Road’s well-heeled reputation.

During their stay, the current owners have transformed the original house into an executive six-bedroom home with seven luxury bathrooms (five en suite), a dedicated cinema room, and a vast open-plan living space on the ground floor with sliding garden doors.

Redesigned with details such as underfloor heating, a pressurised water system, Lutron mood lighting and hardwired WIFI throughout, bespoke 45mm fire doors, and air conditioning in the kitchen, master bedroom, and cinema room, it exudes comfort and convenience at every turn.

Outside, a fully integrated security system, including CCTV cameras, combines with remote-controlled gates with an intercom for complete peace of mind. The gates open to a walled resin driveway that ensures excellent drainage and provides parking for up to five cars. You’ll also find an integral garage with access to the hallway.

Explore Inside

Ahead, a bespoke Cheshire front door with a spot-lit open porch meets central windows flanked with beautiful tiles to create a contemporary, hotel-style double-fronted exterior finished with stone lintels and white rendering.

Full-height picture windows flood natural light into the hallway beyond, where matt-black panelled doors coordinate with the staircase, Crittall doors, and herringbone porcelain tiles to pop against the bright white walls and spot-lit coved ceiling.

The heated tiles flow throughout the ground floor, including into a peaceful and private study overlooking the front drive and a utility featuring marble worktops, a sink with gold tap, and plenty of built-in cabinetry. Behind, the cloakroom has a fitted bench and coat hooks and adjoins a high-spec rainfall shower room lined with marble tiles.

At the back of the house, huge anthracite-framed windows and dual-aspect sliding doors, along with skylights, ensure perfect lighting conditions in the ultra-spacious dining kitchen and living area, while the tiles continue outside for a seamless transition into the garden. In addition, mood lighting, industrial-style pendants, air conditioning, and underfloor heating create an instant ambience, whether you’re cosying up by the panelled media wall (complete with stylish electric fire) or hanging out with friends at the massive island bar.

The True Handleless kitchen also has a suite of Miele appliances (integrated into a full-width bank of dark wood cupboards and marble quartz surfaces), a drinks fridge, and a deep sink with a boiling water tap.

The Luxury Continues

Back in the hallway, the carpeted staircase rises to the first floor, where a bright and spacious landing with skirt night lighting leads to a dedicated cinema room lined with a plush grey carpet that runs across the upper floors. Featuring a panelled media wall concealing a fully fitted secret bar with a wine cooler, it will be an instant year-round hit with family and friends. There’s even a sliding window revealing a large roof terrace for enjoying your drinks in the warmer months.

You’ll also discover a full-length bedroom with windows to the front and back and a bank of in-built wardrobes. The en suite shower room is from BagnoDesign – like all the bathrooms, it includes marble tiling, a large rainfall shower, sensor night lights and ceiling spots, matt-black fittings, a countertop basin, a back-lit mirror, and a heated towel rail.

Across the landing, you’ll find another big double with an integrated wardrobe, a four-piece family bathroom, and stairs to the second floor. The master suite fills the back, overlooking the garden via three big windows, while a panelled media wall with fitted drawers screens a fabulous walk-in dressing room filled with cupboards and a built-in vanity table with a mirror above.

In the master en suite, the ubiquitous marble tiles backdrop a wet-room-style walk-in rainfall shower and a mounted vanity unit with twin countertop basins, fittings, and mirrors to match the overall design of all seven bathrooms. Facing the front of the house are two more spacious and neutral doubles with double wardrobes and en suite shower rooms.

Continue to the top floor to locate the final bedroom – another fantastic-sized space illuminated by ceiling spots and Velux windows. With access to a gorgeous rainfall shower room and loads of eaves storage, it could serve numerous purposes, including as a games room or playroom for the kids.

Fuss-Free Al Fresco 

Return to the kitchen, sliding back the dual-aspect doors to step onto the porcelain tiled pathway and terrace that promotes an easy transition into the garden with food and drink. Tall, slatted fences and neighbouring woodland trees screen the seating area and a low-maintenance lawn and shrub border, creating a safe space for children to play and adults to relax and entertain. There’s also gated access to the front driveway and the back of the property for convenience.

Out & About

Worsley, a picturesque town in Salford, six miles west of Manchester, is steeped in history. Its mock Tudor buildings and Worsley Delph – a historical mining area home to large works of art – are just waiting to be explored.

The house lies next to the Roe Green Loop Line and Bridgewater Way – a walking, running, and cycling track connecting Monton to Worsley and beyond. It’s great for enjoying the outdoors, bird watching, dog walking, or exploring the rich history of Worsley and its surrounding canals, houses, and boatyards.

Other places to note on your doorstep include the RHS Garden Bridgewater (154 acres of glorious gardens set in Salford’s historic landscape), Worsley Park Country Club and Golf Club, and Worsley Green – a lovely picnic spot housing a historic monument.

When it comes to dining, Worsley has something for everyone. The 17th-century Worsley Old Hall Pub is a firm favourite, offering a taste of history with your meal. For those craving wood-fired pizza, Leopard Pie is a must-visit. George’s Dining Room and Bar, The Delph, and Tung Fong also offer diverse culinary experiences. Our local sellers also recommend the award-winning Coal & Cotton (home to Boothstown Gin) and the walk to The Point Astley – a wine bar housed between four restaurants.

There’s a good range of convenience stores nearby, but you’re only a 10-15-minute drive from shopping hubs such as The Trafford Centre and Salford Shopping Centre. Just beyond, an unrivalled selection of international brands, leisure amenities, nightlife and entertainment await in Manchester’s thriving city centre. Of course, the area is also a big draw for football fans, with its two premier football clubs, while adrenaline junkies will love being close to the indoor ski slope and sky diving centre.

For transport, the area is second to none. You have fast access to the M60 around Manchester, allowing you to shoot off to Leeds, Liverpool and Sheffield or escape to the region’s national parks, The Lake District, and the North Wales coastline in just over an hour.

Manchester Airport is only 20 minutes down the road, or hop on the train at several local stations for Northern line services. Trains from Manchester Piccadilly run throughout the region and to London Euston in just over two hours. In addition, the Metrolink network consists of eight lines which radiate from the city centre to termini at Altrincham, Ashton-under-Lyne, Bury, East Didsbury, Eccles, Manchester Airport, Rochdale and The Trafford Centre.

Local schools include the Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ Broadoak Primary School (a two-minute walk) and Bridgwater School (private), just a few minutes away. Salford College also has a campus in nearby Walkden.