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10 hot properties for sale in Greater Manchester | 8th-12th February

This week's list for Mancunians who love a nosey round other people's houses.

Emily Sergeant Emily Sergeant - 12th February 2021
Jennie Platt Estates & Lettings / Gascoigne Halman

Every week, we show you 10 of the hottest properties that are currently on the market in Greater Manchester.

And you all seem to love them.

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 – you don’t have to tell us twice.

The region is global powerhouse that’s instantly-recognisable for its architecture, culture, musical exports, media links, scientific and engineering output, social impact, sports clubs and transport connections, and with a growing population of more than 2.8 million people, Greater Manchester has seen considerable investment and regeneration in the last two decades too.

And when it comes to property types in the region, you really couldn’t get more diverse.

The traditional terraced streets make up the fabric of many inner city and borough town areas, while the wide range of leafy suburbs is where you’ll find some of the more sought-after and pricier family homes.

But what can your money currently get you in the area?

Our Hottest Property series continues this week, so we’ve scoured 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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Barway Road

Chorlton, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M21

JP & Brimelow

JP & Brimelow

Semi-Detached | x4 Bedrooms | x3 Bathrooms

This truly stunning and tastefully-extended traditional semi-detached property is offered with no onward vendor chain, is set over three floors, has four double bedrooms and three bathrooms, is located on a much sought-after, quiet, tree-lined road off Edge Lane, and has been described as “an unassuming tardis”.

The property is within walking distance of the excellent local schools and wide range of amenities, independent shops and restaurants that Chorlton is so popular for.

As well as boasting a natural stone driveway to the front, which provides off-road parking, the rear of the property has an enclosed lawned garden, which is enhanced by a detached garden room that provides a multipurpose space, perfectly suited as a studio or home office.

The property’s location also ensures excellent transport links.

JP & Brimelow

The property is currently on the market with the Didsbury branch of independent estate agents JP & Brimelow for £610,000 (Offers in the Region Of).

You can find more on Rightmove here.

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Roof Gardens

Bentinck Street, Castlefield, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M15

Purplebricks

Purplebricks

Town House | x3 Bedrooms | x2 Bathrooms

This immaculately-presented three-storey town house is enviably-located and highly-sought-after Roof Gardens development in Castlefield, which provides stylish living only a short walk from Manchester city centre, and is right in the heart of a beloved conservation area that is transforming into a city oasis with bars, restaurants and shops nearby.

The property has spacious accommodations throughout, with three double bedrooms, two living rooms, an open plan kitchen-diner, and a truly-magnificent outdoor roof space that is a great sun-trap throughout the day and is ideal for relaxing during the evening.

It also benefits from an integral garage, and is linked locally to rail and Metrolink stations too.

Purplebricks

The property is currently on the market with leading national online estate agents Purplebricks for £450,000 (Offers in Excess Of).

You can find more on the Purplebricks website here.

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Willow Close

Bury, Greater Manchester, BL9

Purplebricks

Purplebricks

Detached | x4 Bedrooms | x2 Bathrooms

This extremely well-presented four / five double bedroom family home is set in highly-sought-after, popular residential development in a quiet cul-de-sac in Bury – located close to excellent public transport links into the city centre – has been completely modernised throughout, and even benefits from a recently-renovated extension too.

The stand-out living space in the home is undoubtedly the open-plan living and dining accommodations, that lead to the large, extended orangery.

There is also a private rear garden, and driveway for parking up to three cars.

Purplebricks

The property is currently on the market with leading national online estate agents Purplebricks for £450,000.

You can find more on the Purplebricks website here.

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Dane Hill Close

Disley, Stockport, Greater Manchester, SK12

Purplebricks

Purplebricks

Detached | x4 Bedrooms | x3 Bathrooms

This recently-constructed, stunning detached family home is set within a quiet cul-de-sac location.

Planned with a scrupulous eye for detail, this property has been completed to an exceptionally high specification, with innovative design, quality fixtures and fittings throughout, and offering a wealth of benefits, including a contemporary designed living / kitchen with rear garden access via bi-folding doors.

This ultra-modern home also boasts a unique master bedroom roof terrace.

Externally, there is a driveway providing off-road parking at the front of the property, and to the rear, there is a modern garden patio and lawn area with artificial grass, as well as the property also being located within a close proximity of various local amenities in Disley village and the popular beauty spot of the National Trust’s, Lyme Park.

Purplebricks

The property is currently on the market with leading national online estate agents Purplebricks for £500,000 (Offers in Excess Of).

You can find more on the Purplebricks website here.

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Rose Acres

Barrow Lane, Hale, Trafford, Greater Manchester, WA15

Gascoigne Halman

Gascoigne Halman

Detached | x4 Bedrooms | x5 Bathrooms

Rose Acres is an attractive, detached family residence standing in an elevated position on one of the most prestigious roads in Greater Manchester, and is set within extensive grounds totalling 4.73 acres that include manicured lawns, rose gardens, a paddock and tennis court, all of which all enjoy a Southerly aspect with views over Hale Golf Course and beyond.

It also boasts three main reception rooms, a study, four bedrooms suites and additional shower room, as well as a games room.

The property is accessed via a secure gated entrance, leading to a double garage and carport, and is located within reaching distance of highly-regarded local schooling, and a wide range of local amenities and transport links.

Gascoigne Halman

The property is currently on the market with the Hale branch of independent estate agents Gascoigne Halman and is listed as POA (Price on Asking), so enquiry is required.

You can find more on Rightmove here.

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The Halliwell Estate

Rappax Road, Hale, Trafford, Greater Manchester, WA15

Jennie Platt Estates & Lettings

Jennie Platt Estates & Lettings

Detached | x5 Bedrooms | x6 Bathrooms

The Halliwell Estate is a truly unique purchase set within 1.35 acres of private grounds and residences in the much sought-after-area of Hale and close to Hale Golf Club.

The estate incorporates Halliwell House – a five-bedroom detached family home offering 8190 square feet of private, elegant and imposing accommodation, with an abundance of opportunity – a detached duplex property – a brand new, luxurious 2400 square foot glass-fronted detached, duplex property, with open-plan living space, three bedrooms and three bathrooms – and finally, the Gatekeepers Cottage, which is an existing two-bedroom, two-bathroom abode.

There are also substantial grounds with a part-lawned section, mature shrubs and trees, and even another plot that could accommodate an additional 4000 sq ft property, subject to planning permission.

This is one that really must be seen to be fully appreciated.

Jennie Platt Estates & Lettings

The property is currently on the market with Spinningfields-based estate agents Jennie Platt Estates & Lettings for £5.25 million.

You can find more on Rightmove here.

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Bolton Road

Kearsley, Bolton, Greater Manchester, BL4

Keenans

Keenans

Detached | x4 Bedrooms | x2 Bathrooms

This newly-built detached four bedroom property is set within neatly-presented grounds in a highly-desired location of Kearsley, and boasts neutral, elegant decoration throughout, having been renovated to the highest standard with the very best quality of fixtures and fittings.

This stunning property is being offered with no chain delay, making it the perfect home for a growing family.

It is also situated conveniently-close to bus service routes, regarded schools, local and town amenities, as well as a network links to Manchester, Salford and major motorways.

Keenans

The property is currently on the market with the Swinton branch of local North West estate agency chain Keenans for £399,995.

You can find more on Rightmove here.

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Grade II Apartments

Manchester, Greater Manchester, M4

Alesco

Alesco

Apartments | x2 Bedrooms | x1 Bathrooms

This is the perfect opportunity for investors.

It’s the chance to snap up one of the spacious apartments within this Grade II listed development in the heart of Manchester city centre that is rich with evocative 18th-century details, but has been stunningly-renovated to the highest standard throughout and is complemented by understated new fixtures and fittings that really let the history shine through.

The stripped-back aesthetic of the building renovations also offers an ideal canvas, which allows for your personal style to be be expressed.

Alesco

The property is currently on the market with the northern / Manchester branch of investment company Alesco for £280,000.

You can find more on Rightmove here.

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Montondale

Monton, Eccles, Salford, Greater Manchester, M30

SellWell

SellWell

Apartment | x1 Bedroom | x1 Bathroom

Just a short stroll away from the busy hub of Monton’s main street which boasts a wealth of boutiques, excellent restaurants, and a real cafe culture, as well as being steps from the picturesque Bridgewater Canal and Worsley around round the corner, this superb second floor one-bedroom apartment is ideal for either the first time buyer or as a buy to let opportunity.

The property benefits from spacious accommodations throughout, including a newly-fitted kitchen, large double bedroom, and a lounge that features a balcony to let in the fresh air and flood the space with light.

There is also a range of good transport links and easy access to the centre of Manchester.

SellWell

The property is currently on the market with Worsley-based independent estate agents SellWell for £125,000.

You can find more on Rightmove here.

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The Shires

Droylsden, Tameside, Greater Manchester, M43

Purplebricks

Purplebricks

Detached | x3 Bedrooms | x1 Bathroom

Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac position, close to all local amenities, major transport links, and within the catchment area for fantastic local schooling, this immaculately-presented, extended detached property is an ideal buy for a growing family.

The substantial accommodations boast a large kitchen and diner, leading to a conservatory, three double bedrooms, and more.

The property also provides tasteful, neutral decoration throughout and has the added benefit of a large private garden to the rear, and off-road driveway parking for up to three cars at the front.

Viewings are highly recommended to appreciate all this property has to offer.

Purplebricks

The property is currently on the market with leading nationwide online estate agents Purplebricks for £300,000.

You can find more on Rightmove here.

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Liam is paying a subtle nod to another member of the Gallagher family in the Oasis reunion set

Danny Jones Danny Jones Liam Gallagher tribute to dog Buttons during Oasis reunion gig Cardiff

In yet another cute and rather unexpected moment about the Oasis reunion set during the first two nights in Cardiff, Liam Gallagher paid a lovely tribute to an unsung member of the musical family: his adopted dog, Buttons.

Because rock stars do whatever they want.

That’s right, while most people were understandably keeping their eyes firmly fixed on Liam and Noel as they still try and get to grips with the fact that they’re both actually there, on stage, in the flesh, other eagle-eyed viewers noticed a subtle nod playing on the massive telly behind them.

Flashing up right in the middle big screen was a technicolour image of none other than Buttons himself, whose adorable little face appeared during ‘Roll With It’ on night one at the Principality Stadium.

This video from Niall Harbison – the person who was responsible for putting the two together in the first place – was likely something the animal rescuer was made aware of ahead of time, but it’s nevertheless still a very lovely touch.

For anyone unfamiliar with the full story, Niall has spent years saving dogs and other pets from poverty and the street over in Thailand, and one of those was Buttons.

During a visit from Liam and partner Debbie Gwyther (also his manager), the pair ended up being introduced to the pup and instantly fell in love.

Arranging to have what would soon be his favourite pet shipped over to the UK, he and LG have now been pretty much inseparable since September 2023.

This isn’t the only touching gesture seen so far on the Live ’25 tour:

Gallagher brothers pay touching tribute to Diogo Jota on first night of Oasis reunion tour
Buttons the dog wasn’t the only soul that Oasis paid tribute to.

The Burnage boys’ comeback was always going to be unforgettable, even if they just got up there and did little more than play the songs, but it’s extra touches like these that are helping make the memories even more special.

In the case of Niall, regardless of whether he knew this was going to happen or not, it must have been an incredible feeling to see one of the countless street dogs he’s saved, not only now rehomed and happy but quite literally getting his own moment in the spotlight.

There were a lot of little details we noticed on night one of Live ’25 in Cardiff, and who knows how many of them will remain in the set for the rest of the reunion tour, but it’s great to see Oasis being reactive and the crew going the extra mile.

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Featured Images — Niall Harbison (via X)

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What we know about Oasis’ Heaton Park reunion shows based on their first comeback gig in Cardiff

Danny Jones Danny Jones All the info we know about Oasis Live '25 reunion night 1 Cardiff

Ok, so there’s no more need to pinch ourselves or double-take every time we check our phone: Oasis aren’t just back together, they’ve now kicked off the reunion and following those incredible Cardiff scenes, we’re already thinking about what this means for their Heaton Park homecoming.

There simply isn’t a brick-and-mortar Manchester venue big enough to hold as many Manc fans as want, need and deserve to see them back on stage after waiting all this time, so it’s only fitting that barely a month on from Parklife, the massive outdoor space will welcome us all back to witness history.

Quite literally millions of people tuned into various livestreams on Friday evening to see Oasis return at the Principality Stadium, so lots of you will have already seen plenty from the colossal concert – including that bald bloke balancing a pint on his head – but there was, understandably, a lot to take in.

So, with that being said, here’s what we hope, we think, we know about Oasis’ highly anticipated Heaton Park shows based solely on the details we gleaned from Cardiff night one.

The timings (roughly)

For starters, one of the most important things fans will be hoping to know is when Oasis got back on stage, as well as the set times of the other ‘Live ’25‘ support acts.

Liam, as per usual, was the mouthier of the two Gallagher brothers and let the cat out of the bag early on X (Twitter), before being clearly told off by management and deleting the details shortly after; still, it was confirmed that the main event for Friday and Saturday night gets underway at 8:15pm.

However, these things are always subject to change, as both Richard Aschroft and Cast were slightly premature on night one in Cardiff, and who knows what other arenas will be like for the rest of the reunion tour?

Credit: Oasis (via Instagram)/Dianne Bourne (screenshot via X)

The Live ’25 setlist – or at least on night one

Another big debate online that has raged ever since the Oasis reunion was confirmed is the subject of what they’re going to play from their extensive catalogue.

Obviously, most people could rattle off most of the all-time favourites and cobbble together a pretty decent ‘greatest hits’ of Oasis setlist, but people have been more concerned with what the opener, closing track, and encore will be.

Having watched all of these moments back multiple times already, we can confirm the first track was the classic intro ‘F***in’ in the Bushes’, as many fans suspected, followed by ‘Hello’ as the first full song, rather fittingly.

As for the last track in the main running order, the crowd got to bounce up and down to ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Star’ before the legendary ‘Champagne Supernova’ beckoned the very end of the first night in Cardiff.

They’ll still be reactive

That being said, this inaugural comeback show was somewhat of a pilot for the rest of the ‘Live ’25 world tour, which now totals more than 40 dates, and any good artist knows that tweaking the setlist from show to show can be key to not only to success, but keeping things fresh for you and the audience.

As a result, we wouldn’t be surprised if you see Oasis mix things up as the nights roll on, especially when playing multiple gigs in the same city as they’re doing pretty much everywhere for this reunion.

That flexibility isn’t just limited to song choice either: Liam did his famous twist on the ‘Wonderwall’ lyrics and told the crowd, “There are many things that I would like to say to you, but I don’t speak Welsh”, and in case you haven’t seen it already, they also took a moment to honour a late Liverpool star.

Gallagher brothers pay touching tribute to Diogo Jota on first night of Oasis reunion tour
There were lots of little details on night one in Cardiff, but this was a very nice touch from Oasis.

A bigger focus on production than ever

The glimpse at the AV presentation seen above is just a small taster too. From the various clips we’ve seen on social media over the last 24 hours or so, Oasis aren’t just back playing music together, but they’ve levelled significantly in terms of production and stage design.

In fairness, so too has the music indusry as a whole – you’d be hard-pressed to found a tech team that could pull of the pre-gig light-show they put on in the days leading up to night one at the Principality – but it was still cool to see the greatest rock band in the world be given a proper big budget backdrop.

For instance, you can see what flashed on the gigantic screens behind them as they walked out in front of more than 70,000 in Cardiff down below.

What a way to make an entrance…

Blues, through and through

Now, if you’ve ever been to see either of the brothers’ solo shows, you’ll know that football and, more specifically, references to Man City, often feature at some point.

Noel, in particular, has maintained a strong City presence in his set, be it the blue colour palette, the MCFC badge, or even a tall cut-out of manager Pep Guardiola half during most High Flying Birds gigs.

Cardiff night one was no different as his LG instructed the crowd to turn around and do the familiar ‘Poznan’ celebration regularly seen up in the stands of the Etihad Stadium.

The bitterness had turned to banter

It was bits of comedy like this that’s been one of the biggest part we’ve missed about Oasis; both Liam and Noel have always been very humorous in their own ways over the years, but they were never funnier than in those old clips you see of them cracking each other up in their younger days.

Despite being estranged for more than a decade and a half and who knows how many years of bad blood overall, they look to have at least put it to one side and what was once a combative back and forth from a distance has circled back around to brotherly banter – or at least we hope it has.

We’re not going to pretend they absolutely adore all of a sudden, but they’re at least trying and recognising each other’s roles.

They actually seem to like each other again

As you can see, those snaps of them smiling during the first reunion photo shoot back together don’t appear to be just for show.

Seeing the two of them walk out holding hands sent the internet into an absolute frenzy of emotion and had people joking that they were finally going to message their own troublesome relative and at least try to mend fences.

But that was just one small moment.

The duo have always admired and respected their respective talents, but for the first time in even longer than the 16-year hiatus itself, it seems like there’s some genuine love there again. See for yourself:

They’re still as massive as they ever were – if not more so

All this is to say that, in short, Oasis’ first comeback show in Cardiff isn’t just the start of the ‘Live ’25 reunion tour that will span the globe, it’s also confirmation of something people began to question in their lengthy absence…

They really are the biggest and, in so many people’s opinions (including our own), the greatest rock band of all time.

From what we can tell, it feels like one of those watershed music moments where you have be there in person to truly see and believe it – not to be part of some exclusive ‘I was there’ comeback, but because we can’t thing of any other reunion that has had this kind of impact.

Roll on the five nights at Heaton Park and strap in, folks, because you will never forget it.

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Featured Images — Oasis (via X)/Finnlay K (via Instagram)

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