A luxury home in Altrincham, Greater Manchester, has had £950,000 slashed from its asking price after remaining unsold for seven months. The six-bedroom property on Bradgate Road was first listed in January 2026 at £4,600,000 but is now on the market for £3,650,000.
The price has been reduced several times, totalling a 20.7 per cent drop. Initial cuts included £250,000 shortly after listing, followed by £355,000 in April, £245,000 in June, and £100,000 in August.
Market Context and Property Details
According to Zoopla, 53 per cent of UK sellers found that reducing their asking price was the only way to attract a buyer. The property site's data shows the average home sold for 3.5 per cent below the asking price in the first three months of 2026.
The house sits on a 0.7-acre plot and spans 7,160 square feet, featuring six bedrooms, six bathrooms, and three reception rooms. The main hub is a bespoke open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area, along with a home gym.
Interior and Exterior Features
The first floor includes a master bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, walk-in wardrobe, and en-suite, plus a second bedroom with en-suite and two further bedrooms around an oak staircase. A double garage has been converted into a guest suite with a bathroom.
Outside, there is a south-facing rear garden, a courtyard for alfresco dining, and a driveway with space for more than 10 cars, plus a two-car garage.
Agent's Description
Estate agent Gascoigne Halman, marketing the property, describes it as "a truly stunning mansion house built with a contemporary twist based on the principles of Victorian and Edwardian houses of the Bowdon area." The listing highlights high-quality materials, including natural slate roofing and bespoke window framing, and notes the property is "completely re-modelled and refurbished."
The listing adds that the residence is nestled amidst landscaped gardens with mature hedgerows and trees, and integrates "fully customisable multimedia, lighting, and a cutting-edge security/CCTV system."
