A four-bedroom detached house in Tyldesley, Wigan, has been listed for £500,000, offering a modern Redrow home with high-end upgrades and a large garden.
Wigan's Affordable Property Market
Wigan is known as Greater Manchester's most affordable borough, with an average house price of £188,048 over the last year, according to Zoopla. Semi-detached properties sold for an average of £197,617, terraced properties for £142,281, and detached properties for £293,881.
As part of the Manchester Evening News' Property of the Week, this home was chosen for its stand-out design, desirable location, and grand size. Last week, the feature looked at what £500,000 can buy in Stockport, highlighting a three-bed semi-detached house in Cheadle Hulme.
The Tyldesley Property
Built in 2020, the house is located in one of Tyldesley's 'most prestigious modern developments'. It has a sleek and tasteful interior style with a range of high-end upgrades. The large family kitchen offers space for cooking, dining, and entertaining, and there is a separate utility room. The ground floor also includes a good-sized lounge flooded with natural light.
Upstairs, the master bedroom has an en-suite, and there are three additional double bedrooms, one currently used as a home office. The large rear garden provides space for relaxing or entertaining.
Agent's Comments
Estate agent Jamie Burke, who is marketing the property, says: "A stunning Oxford-style Redrow home set within one of Tyldesley’s most prestigious modern developments."
"Positioned on the ever-popular Bridgewater View, this impressive property forms part of Redrow’s admired Heritage Collection and enjoys a peaceful cul-de-sac setting with strong kerb appeal from the outset."
The home is within catchment for well-regarded schools, and commuters can walk to the V-Network guided busway for links into Manchester. It is also under NHBC warranty.
Burke adds: "With its combination of location, specification and presentation, this is a standout example of an Oxford-style Redrow home in a setting that continues to be in high demand."
