Every month, we show you some of the hottest properties currently on the market in Greater Manchester.
It’s safe to say that Mancunians love a good nosey around other peoples’ houses, and after all, Greater Manchester is a brilliant place to live.
But what can your money currently get you in the area?
In our monthly Hot Property series, we scour the internet to find 10 more of the most diverse, jaw-dropping, accessible, and beautifully-presented homes currently on the market in Greater Manchester for you to take a look at.
In search of a high-spec luxury home in one of Bolton’s most prestigious neighbourhoods? Well you may need look no further.
Nestled on the quiet and leafy Whins Crest, tucked away off a discreet lane, in the highly-sought-after Lostock area of Bolton – with a wide range of amenities, good schooling options, and convenient transport links nearby – you’ll find Coach House, an exceptional three-bedroom detached property that has recently been fully renovated throughout.
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The property’s stunning interiors are a true credit to the current owners, offering a wealth of flexible living space, while the outside grounds are just as impressive and perfectly complement the inside, making it an ideal home to move straight into.
Estate agents recommend viewing to fully appreciate all that’s on offer.
Whins Crest / Credit: Newton & Co
The property is currently on the market with Bolton-based independent estate agents, Newton & Co, for £950,000.
Set behind mature hedging and wrought iron gates in is the rural retreat of Nabbs Cottage – a four-bedroom Georgian family home in the heart of Greenmount, which is one of Bury’s best-loved suburbs, offering a wealth of amenities, schooling options, and convenient transport links across Greater Manchester just moments away.
The homely stone-built property offers prospective buyers the chance to escape from the hustle and bustle, and seek sanctuary within its spacious reception rooms, open-plan kitchen diner, bedrooms, and other common areas.
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Externally, the family home benefits from manicured private gardens, several garage spaces, and plenty off-road parking for multiple vehicles.
Nabbs Cottage / Credit: Wainwrights
The property is currently on the market with Bury-based independent estate agents, Wainwrights, for £1.85 million.
This magnificent double-fronted Victorian semi-detached family home in the sought-after Manchester suburb of Didsbury, combining the best of village living with the convenience of being only a short distance from the bustling city centre, is a massive credit to the current owners, and is simply described as “stunning” by estate agents.
With six spacious bedrooms to its name and grand proportions around every corner, the property has managed to retain a whole host of period features, despite having been renovated and up-kept to a very high standard.
As well as the impressive interiors, the property also boasts garden areas to the front and rear, as well as a sweeping block-paved driveway providing off-road parking.
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Didsbury Park / Credit: Philip James Kennedy
The property is currently on the market with Manchester-based independent estate agents, Philip James Kennedy, for £1.95 million.
Nestled within a private cul-de-sac, and offering views right across the neighbouring Royton Golf Course, as well as the surrounding open farmland, is this immaculately-presented five-bedroom detached family home in one of Oldham’s most popular residential areas, with a wide range of amenities and convenient transport links on the doorstep.
Just some of the home’s stand-out features include the stunning open-plan island dining kitchen with bifold doors leading out to the rear garden, a large conservatory, and spacious bedrooms with vaulted beam ceilings.
As the property occupies a large corner plot, this means there is plenty of space for well-maintained gardens to the front and rear, as well as a double garage and off-road driveway parking for several vehicles.
Greencroft Meadow / Credit: Habitat
The property is currently on the market with Oldham-based independent estate agents, Habitat, for £675,000.
Occupying a corner plot at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after Rochdale neighbourhood of Marland, which is loved by families for being conveniently-close to loads of local amenities, schooling options, and transport links across the borough, as well as not being far from countryside walks, is this five-bedroom detached family home that’s ready to move straight into.
The property is described by estate agents as being “an ideal sanctuary for a growing family”, and has been finished to a high standard throughout – with ample living space, lots high-end finishes, and even a landscaped rear garden.
On top of all the exceptional accommodations inside, the property also benefits from off-road driveway parking and the potential for an extension too.
Marland Old Road / Credit: Reside
The property is currently on the market with Rochdale-based independent estate agents, Reside, for £650,000 (Offers in Excess of).
Originally constructed all the way back in 1936, and only owned by two other families prior to hitting the market this time around, is this distinguished five-bedroom detached family home that’s set within beautifully-landscaped grounds extending to approximately a third of an acre on the prestigious Ellesmere Road in Eccles.
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Lovingly and extensively renovated by the current owners, estate agents say the home has been modernised “with great care”, and has preserved key period features that blend timeless charm with contemporary living.
As well as the light and spacious accommodations throughout, the home also boasts well-maintained gardens to the front and rear, off-road driveway parking, and a large double garage.
Ellesmere Road / Credit: Hunters
The property is currently on the market with the Worsley branch of estate agency chain, Hunters, for £1.15 million.
This has to be one of the most stunning properties currently on the market within the whole of Greater Manchester right now.
Strawberry Hill is a rare opportunity to purchase a breathtaking Grade II-listed Jacobean residence in the sought-after semi-rural Stockport suburb of Marple, set amidst nine acres of mature picturesque grounds with sweeping views of the River Goyt, and merely moments away from lots of local amenities and connections to the borough town and wider Greater Manchester region.
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Combining the best of country living and city life, the property has been renovated by the current owners to an incredibly-high standard throughout, yet has still retained original features such as fireplaces, beams, and sash windows.
Externally, the property’s grounds include pasture for horses, woodlands, and orchards, and there is also off-road parking for multiple vehicles.
Strawberry Hill / Credit: Julian Wadden
The property is currently on the market with the Marple branch of independent estate agents, Julian Wadden, for a Guide Price of £1.6 million.
Leyland Mill Farm is an incredible four-bedroom barn conversion set within a small community of converted farm buildings on the edge of the Haigh Hall Estate, in what was recently named one of the UK’s ‘poshest’ villages, combining the best of rural living with convenient access to all the amenities on on offer in the town of Wigan.
Overlooking woodlands to the rear, this stone-built barn is the largest of the conversions, and offers all the charming characteristics you’d expect of a property of this kind – with stunning features including a huge vaulted lounge, beamed ceilings, and large barn windows overlooking both the courtyard to the front and the grounds to the rear.
Converted approximately 28 years ago by the current owners, this property’s unique location ensures there is both peace and privacy, as well as the assurance that it’s not isolated.
Overdale is set within generous and private grounds in the sought-after Tameside village of Broadbottom, nearby to both picturesque countryside and the convenience of local amenities in the town of Hyde, as well as transport links across Greater Manchester and beyond, making it an ideal property for growing families to move straight into.
The superb living space on offer to prospective buyers includes a large modern kitchen-diner, several reception rooms, six bedrooms, and three bathrooms set over the first and second floors.
Externally, the property benefits from numerous outbuildings, a large double garage, and secure parking for several vehicles.
Overdale / Credit: Gascoigne Halman
The property is currently on the market with the Glossop branch of local estate agents, Gascoigne Halman, for £995,000.
Chapel Lane, Hale Barns, Altrincham, Trafford, Greater Manchester, WA15
Gascoigne Halman
Springwood / Credit: Gascoigne Halman
Detached | x6 Bedrooms | x5 Bathrooms
Situated in Hale Barns, which is by far one of Greater Manchester’s most affluent suburbs, and offered to the market with the added benefit of no onward chain is Springwood – an exceptional 21st-century mansion designed in the exquisite ‘Arts and Crafts’ style that provides extensive and luxurious living space in an exceptionally-private and mature setting.
The stunning six-bedroom detached family home was completed to the highest of standards back in 2009, and has been lovingly-maintained by the owners ever since.
As well as sprawling outdoor space, internally, accommodations are set over four floors, and the property pays homage to timeless architectural detail, while still embracing a contemporary design that’s perfectly-tailored for modern luxury living.
Springwood / Credit: Gascoigne Halman
The property is currently on the market with the Hale branch of local estate agents, Gascoigne Halman, for £3.95 million.
10 hot properties for sale in Greater Manchester | June 2025
Emily Sergeant
Every month, we show you some of the hottest properties currently on the market in Greater Manchester.
It’s safe to say that Mancunians love a good nosey around other peoples’ houses, and after all, Greater Manchester is a brilliant place to live.
But what can your money currently get you in the area?
In our monthly Hot Property series, we scour the internet to find 10 more of the most diverse, jaw-dropping, accessible, and beautifully-presented homes currently on the market in Greater Manchester for you to take a look at.
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Ferndale Road
Sale, Trafford, Greater Manchester, M33
Hibbert Homes
Ferndale Road / Credit: Hibbert Homes
Detached | x5 Bedrooms | x3 Bathrooms
Conveniently being offered to the market with no onward chain, this immaculately-presented five-bedroom detached family home in the popular Trafford town of Sale, only a short distance from a wide range of amenities, excellent local schools, and transport links across the region, is described by estate agents as being ‘impressive’ – and honestly, it’d be very hard to disagree.
Finished to a meticulously-high standard, making it an ideal choice for growing families, this property not only boats stunning interiors, but the exterior is just as stunning, with its large paved driveway and well-maintained rear lawned garden.
Viewing is ‘essential’ to fully appreciate the charm and quality of this remarkable home.
Ferndale Road / Credit: Hibbert Homes
The property is currently on the market with Sale-based independent estate agents, Hibbert Homes, for £975,000.
Estate agents describe this stunning six-bedroom Edwardian semi as being the ‘real deal’… and we think that says it all.
Positioned on a prestigious road within the Heaton Moor Conservation area, meaning you’ll be living in one of Stockport’s most thriving and most sought-after communities, some of the property’s highlights have to include the large hand-crafted kitchen diner, and the fully-converted lower ground floor, which is currently used as a beautiful self-contained apartment and boasts double French doors to a private courtyard.
Externally, the property has plenty of off-road driveway parking to the front and stunning rear landscaped gardens.
Broomfield Road / Credit: Julian Wadden
The property is currently on the market with the Heaton Moor branch of local estate agents, Julian Wadden, for a Guide Price of £1.2 million.
Absolutely brimming with character and charm everywhere you look, and situated on the edge of a semi-rural country lane just to add even more to its charm, this four-bedroom stone detached family home was originally built all the way back in 1885, but has been beautifully-maintained to preserve its period features over the decades.
Now providing flexible accommodation across three floors, some of the home’s undeniable stand-out features have to be the dining kitchen with its Aga, original terracotta tiled floors, and the regal family bathroom with a free-standing bath.
When you take a look outside the property, you’ll find off-road parking, an integral garage providing great storage, and several garden areas surrounding – including a large lawn.
Smallshaw Road / Credit: Reside Estate Agency
The property is currently on the market with Rochdale-based estate agency, Reside, for £550,000 (Offers in Excess of).
Looking for an immaculately-presented property that’s ready to move straight into? This could be just what you’re after.
Situated on a pretty residential street in the heart of the popular Wigan area of Swinley, which is known and loved for its close proximity to all the amenities on offer in Wigan town centre, as well as its good local schooling options and convenient transport links across Greater Manchester, is this four-bedroom mews terraced property offered to the highest of standards throughout.
Not only have the current owners completely refurbished and modernised the home from top to bottom in impeccable style, but many of the property’s original character features have been retained.
Stepping outside the home you’ll find a well-maintained rear yard area.
Ashland Avenue / Credit: Yopa
The property is currently on the market with the North West branch of popular online estate agents, Yopa, for £300,000 (Offers in Excess Of).
Occupying an enviable plot and situated on a beautiful tree-lined street in of Manchester’s most desirable neighbourhoods, this five-bedroom double-fronted Edwardian detached family home is described by estate agents as ‘truly exquisite’, especially thanks to its black and white wooden gables and attractive elevatins.
This generously-proportioned property is part of one of Didsbury’s most exclusive addresses, and is conveniently located nearby to a wide range of amenities, good local schools, and transport links.
Internally, the property has been renovated throughout by the current owners and is presented to a very high standard, while externally, there is a paved driveway providing off-road parking for several vehicles to the front and a large easy-to-maintain garden to the rear.
Clothorn Road / Credit: Philip James Kennedy
The property is currently on the market with the Didsbury branch of independent estate agents, Philip James Kennedy, for £1.5 million.
If you’re looking for a property with bags of potential and somewhere you can move in and begin to put your own stamp on, then this attractive four-bedroom detached property in one of Oldham’s most sought-after villages could be just the one for you – especially as it combines the best of semi-rural living, while still being close to everything needed for modern life.
The property – which has accommodations set over four floors – has been maintained to a high standard by the current owners, both inside and out, and estate agents describe it as being a ‘superb home’ for a growing family.
To top it off, the property is offered to the market with no onward chain, meaning it’s ready to move straight into.
Church Road / Credit: Ryder & Dutton
The property is currently on the market with the Uppermill branch of local estate agents, Ryder & Dutton, for £450,000 (Offers Over).
Godmond Hall Drive / Credit: Millbrook Estate Agents
Detached | x4 Bedrooms | x3 Bathrooms
Situated in the highly-sought-after Boothstown area of Worsley on a popular residential estate, that’s just a stone’s throw away from Salford and Manchester city centres, as well as good local schools, and transport links across Greater Manchester, is this four-bedroom detached family home modernised throughout and ready to move straight into.
Occupying a prime corner plot, the property has been meticulously-designed and styled with incredible attention to detail, and some of its key features have to be the large kitchen-diner, three reception rooms, and four spacious double bedrooms.
Stepping outside the property, you’ll find lawned gardens both the front and rear, and a large driveway leading to an integrated double garage.
Godmond Hall Drive / Credit: Millbrook Estate Agents
The property is currently on the market with Worsley-based independent estate agents, Millbrook Estate Agents, for £700,000.
Hollingworth Hall Farm House / Credit: Jardine Estates
Detached | x4 Bedrooms | x5 Bathrooms
Like something off a picture-perfect postcard, this is Hollingworth Hall Farm House.
Sat in an elevated position above Hollingworth village, with panoramic views overlooking the beautiful surrounding Tameside countryside, this four-bedroom detached family home may be set in a quiet and tranquil location, but it is also only a short distance from a wide range of amenities, schooling options, and transport links into Manchester, making it the the perfect blend of rural serenity and convenience.
The property’s spacious living areas are flooded with natural light, creating a warm and inviting ambience throughout, and each room has managed to retain much of its original character and charm.
Externally, the property benefits from off-road parking, sprawling gardens to the rear, and even a luxurious hot tub area.
Hollingworth Hall Farm House / Credit: Jardine Estates
The property is currently on the market with Hyde-based independent estate agents, Jardine Estates, for £900,000 (Offers in Excess of).
High Bank Lane, Lostock, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL6
Lancasters
Springbank / Credit: Lancasters
Detached | x5 Bedrooms | x4 Bathrooms
Tucked behind grand wooden gates, nestled amongst trees and set in expansive grounds is Springbank – a stunning five-bedroom detached family home in the affluent Bolton suburb of Lostock, which benefits from being close to amenities in the town’s centre, as well as excellent schools and convenient transport links.
This late-Victorian residence boasts large spacious rooms enhanced by high ceilings and large windows letting in lots of natural light, as well as being finished with attractive, thoughtful detailing.
As well as the property having been renovated to a stunning standard throughout, externally, there as also beautifully-maintained grounds spanning around 0.7 of an acre, as well as a driveway providing lots of off-road parking.
Springbank / Credit: Lancasters
The property is currently on the market with Bolton-based independent estate agents, Lancasters, for £1.25 million.
One of the most historic – and truly breathtaking – properties currently for sale in the whole of Greater Manchester.
This is Baldingstone House – an exceptional Grade II-listed detached six-bedroom period residence that’s thought to date back to around 1604 and currently occupies an enviable tucked-away position in the affluent Walmersley area of Bury, just a short drive from all the amenities on offer in Bury town centre, as well as good local schools, and convenient transport links across the region.
Throughout the property’s history, there have been several extensions and alterations, but the current owners have been very careful to retain the original character in any improvements they’ve made – with numerous original period features still intact, including fireplaces and beamed ceilings.
The properties main house, separate two-bedroom cottage, outbuildings, tennis court, and formal gardens all amount to around three acres in total.
Baldingstone House / Credit: Pearson Ferrier
The property is currently on the market with Bury-based independent estate agents, Pearson Ferrier, for £1.5 million.
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A historic Stockport pub has officially become a listed building
Danny Jones
The Angel Inn pub in Stockport has officially become the thriving Greater Manchester borough’s latest listed building.
Being granted Grade II-listed status following an extensive visit and survey by Historic England (HE), Stockport Market Place’s Angel Inn may have had a lick of paint amidst the ‘Old Town Revival’ over the last decade or so, but the pub itself was erected back in the 16th century.
Reopened as one of the area’s most beloved boozers back in 2018, whilst still maintaining key fixtures and that feeling of authenticity, it harks back to the town’s Cheshire roots and taps into a deep vein of local culture.
The assessment, which was completed earlier this month, means that Angel Inn has been recognised as having special architectural or historic significance – i.e. the definition of a listed building.
Writing in a post on social media, the government-backed English heritage organisation detailed that while the inn predates the Early Modern/post-medieval period, the Angel‘s frame is comprised of wood from the 15th century.
But it gets even more interesting than that…
As well as being one of a select few surviving, traditional wattle-and-daub structures in the UK – nearby Bramall Hall being another (and a technique that had died out by the 18th century) – a close inspection of the internal floorboards unearthed something truly fascinating.
It just so happens that tests by HE proved that one particular plank of flooring “was cut from a tree alive in 1086, the year the Domesday Book was completed: the oldest government record held in The National Archives, commissioned by William the Conqueror.
How bloody cool is that?
It’s also worth noting that it’s genuinely a brilliant boozer and one of the most popular watering holes you’ll find in the town centre, promising a cosy interior, an intimate little outdoor area out back and serving plenty of regional ales.
You only have to glance at the exterior to clue into its age, let alone what there is to be found inside.Way back when.Credit: Historic England (handout)/Stockport Archives
Although they say it’s likely that the floorboard in question was originally cut for an earlier building situated in the same location, it still goes to show how old this particular North West settlement is.
“The name ‘Angel Inn’ dates from as early as 1769, though the site’s hospitality roots extend further, with references to “Cotterell’s inn” used for sequestrators’ meetings in the 1640s, who met to organise the confiscation of property of supporters of King Charles I during The English Civil War”, HE went on to add.
Angel Inn is one of only a handful of venues like this in Greater Manchester and Cheshire; safe to say a lot of time, effort and money are being put into preserving these links to the past.
Emily Sergeant -
10th October 2024 
