A restored Victorian villa in Heaton Moor, Stockport, has been listed for sale with a guide price of £2.35m. Brownsville House, built around 1868, is being marketed by estate agent Jackson-Stops.
The detached property sits on a tree-lined road on a third-of-an-acre corner plot with two entrances and a private driveway. It spans 4,803 square feet of living space and includes five bedrooms, three bathrooms and three living rooms.
Original features and modern interiors
Inside, the house combines modern living with restored period details. Stained glass, plasterwork ceilings and triple-aspect bays have been restored, while the interior has been redesigned around them. The ground floor has a hallway leading to an open-plan space with a bespoke kitchen that flows into the dining room and living room, plus a snug and a toilet.
On the first floor, the master bedroom has a large en-suite bathroom, with a second bedroom on the same level. The upper floor contains three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Gardens and outdoor spaces
Outside, the garden includes a terrace with an open outdoor fireplace, set within pleached laurel, white hydrangea and box. An original summer house has been converted into a study.
Jackson-Stops describes the home as "a modern classic in a Victorian frame," noting that it "was built circa 1868 and has been elevated in every sense." The agent adds: "One to save for the garden."
Heaton Moor, where the house is located, sits around a mile northwest of Stockport town centre and is one of the four neighbourhoods known as the Four Heatons. According to Rightmove, homes in the area sold for an average of £387,151 over the last year, with semi-detached houses averaging £450,961.
