Larkfield Close, Greenmount, Bury

In the heart of Greenmount, nestled between the greens of the golf course and the tranquility of Greenmount Church, discover a warm and welcoming family home, at Larkfield Close.

Tucked behind a neat front garden with pretty planted borders and beech hedging, arrive at No. 10 along a herringbone red brick driveway, with additional parking available in the single garage.

Welcome home
Step through into the light filled porch, where Karndean flooring lies underfoot and there is access to a downstairs WC with wash basin.

Emerging into the entrance hallway, there is ample space for hanging coats and stashing shoes in the two large cupboards, before making your way through the glazed door into the lounge on the right.

Plush cream carpet cushions your step in this light-filled lounge, where warmth emanates from a log burner effect gas stove, nestled in a stone surround. A large window overlooking the front provides a glimpse of the peaceful close, whilst to the rear, an archway connects you to the sitting room beyond, where borrowed light suffuses the space from the conservatory overlooking the garden.

Versatile spaces
Neutral shades amplify the light in this home, whilst the archway helps to provide distinction between the two rooms yet retaining a sense of openness and connection.

Flow through to the sitting room at the rear, a versatile space ideal as a music room, play room, office or snug. Bifolding doors slide back to reveal the conservatory, a sunny garden room ideal for relaxation and dining, where light pours in through the glazed ceiling and windows.

Open the door and step out onto the composite decking for alfresco dining and family barbecues in the summer months.

Feast your eyes
Karndean flooring features in the hallway, conservatory and kitchen, where there is ample storage in the cabinetry and understairs storage cupboard, with space for an American-style fridge-freezer. Contemporary and sleek, with plenty of practical drawers, integrated appliances include a Stoves electric hob, extractor hood, Bosch oven and grill and a stainless-steel sink, set beneath a window offering verdant views out over the garden.

Wine and dine
Opening up from the kitchen is the dining room, part of a modern extension, flooded with light from windows to the sides and rear. Served with its own built-in bar area with wine rack, this spacious room is the ultimate space in which to entertain, host dinner parties and serve up Christmas dinner to the family, with fantastic views out over the large garden.

An archway provides access to a comprehensively equipped utility room, brimming with storage and with plumbing for a washer, dryer and a dishwasher. There is also a separate sink.

And so to bed...
Ascend the stairs from the entrance hallway to the large, light and airy landing, with glass balustrade and space for a sofa, where the master suite, a large double bedroom, awaits on the right.

With views out to the church and green at the front, fitted, sliding door wardrobes provide plenty of storage for clothes and accessories, with cream carpet underfoot.

Served by its own private ensuite, the shower room features abundant fitted storage, alongside a wash basin, shower, deep airing cupboard with radiator, separate heated towel radiator and WC.

Refresh and revive
Providing refreshment to bedrooms two and four, the family bathroom is nestled next door on the right, furnished with a bath, heated cream towel radiator, WC, wash basin with vanity unit storage beneath and LED mirror above. Textured white tiling adds a lightness to the lower two thirds of the walls.

With a wall of pine fitted wardrobes, bedroom two to the rear offers spacious relaxation, carpeted in cream and with leafy views out over the manicured garden. Both bedroom two, and bedroom four, located to the front of the home and currently used as an office, share access to the family bathroom.

The third bedroom, also providing peaceful views out over the rear garden, is served by yet more fitted wardrobes and also benefits from its own, private, shower room ensuite, hidden away behind a mirrored door.

Tiled in buff tones, with a shower cubicle, wash basin and WC, this shower room brims with light.

Garden oasis
The landscaped rear garden is a private and peaceful oasis, tiered to provide different pockets in which to relax, unwind, and explore.

With composite decking directly outside the conservatory and kitchen, Indian stone paved patio extends. Steps lead up to an area of low maintenance artificial lawn, allowing for all weather ball games, whilst maturely planted borders to the sides are filled with shrubs and flowers for all-season interest.

To the rear, there is another seating area, which catches the afternoon sun.

Out & About
Nestled in one of the finest villages in the West Pennine Moors, step outside and explore your new neighbourhood.

Perfectly poised for outdoor sports, why not consider making the most of the rolling greens at Greenmount Golf Club moment from the doorstep. A family friendly golf club - book a series of individual or group lessons and learn from the experts.

Cricket fans can get to know the neighbours at the local cricket club, five minutes' walk away. Fresh air and nature are in abundant supply, with Holcombe Hill a much-loved local walk.

Head to the Hub Tea Rooms for a spot of afternoon tea or a most reasonably priced breakfast of toasted tea cakes or a bacon sandwich.

For a more robust meal, why not treat the family to dinner at the local Miller and Carter and sample hand-cut, 30-day aged steak. For meat lovers, Greenmount Butchers are also located in the village.

With many well-reputed primary and secondary schools in the locale, families could not be better placed than in the village of Greenmount. Commuters are also well placed for links to Bolton, Manchester and across the region.


Council Tax Band: F (Bury Council )
Tenure: Freehold