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PLEASE NOTE... A minimum household income of £36,000.00 is required to pass the affordability checks. Are you in search of a characterful yet modern cottage to rent nestled in a charming location? Explore this enchanting two-bedroom cottage discreetly situated in Nangreaves, Bury, within the idyllic village of Mount Pleasant. This delightful hamlet offers the serenity of a secluded haven while being nestled within a former factory village, now transformed into a protected conservation area. As you drive down the captivating cobbled lane alongside the village green, you'll come upon a cluster of quaint Grade II listed cottages that seem frozen in time. Radiant and filled with charming rustic details, Number 21, Mount Pleasant exudes an inviting warmth and charm that's (...)

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PLEASE NOTE... A minimum household income of £28,500.00 is required to pass the affordability checks. Welcome to May Cottage, a stunning and recently renovated 1-bedroom home situated on Chapeltown Road. With breathtaking views of the surrounding fields and countryside and located directly opposite the entrance to Jumbles Country Park, this charming cottage blends modern comforts with a tranquil, picturesque setting. The property greets you with a delightful front porch, offering a cozy spot to enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Inside, the lounge features a single large window that fills the room with natural light and frames the beautiful countryside views. A decorative feature fireplace adds character and warmth to the space. The kitchen is a true highlight of the (...)

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PLEASE NOTE... A minimum household income of £75,000.00 is required to pass the affordability checks. Newton & Co Lettings are pleased to offer this exceptional opportunity to rent a stunning Grade II listed three-bedroom stone residence, set within the peaceful rural surroundings of Entwistle and just a short distance from the thriving village of Edgworth. This charming home blends period character with modern comfort and sits within reach of excellent countryside walks, a traditional local pub, and convenient rail links to Manchester. Originally forming part of the Entwistle family's Great Hall, dating back to the early 1600s, the home has been thoughtfully renovated to preserve its heritage features—including exposed beams, stone mullion windows, and original (...)

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