Greater Manchester has a wealth of listed buildings and historic architectural gems – from prominent buildings like Manchester Town Hall to humble cottages in rural areas that have stood the test of time.
There are currently dozens up for sale all around the region. Many of them are family homes, some have even been modernised and updated to make sure they will continue standing long into the future.
We’ve had a look through real estate website Rightmove for Grade II listed properties currently for sale in Greater Manchester and here are some of our favourites. More information about all of these houses can be found on Rightmove.
5. Strines Road, Marple
This Grade II listed property in Stockport is described as one of "Marple’s local landmarks". It was originally built in 1797 and linked to the local lime industry. The four-bedroom home is currently on the market for £850,000. Credit: Marple’s local landmarks | Marple’s local landmarks
6. Barwood House, Ramsbottom
This Georgian, semi-detached, four-bed house in Ramsbottom, Bury, is on the market now for £800,000. It was originally built for calico printer Henry Kay and later became home to influential businessman Charles Grant, who is said to be one of the inspirations for Charles Dickens' novel 'Nicholas Nickleby'. Credit: Wainwrights Estate Agents via Rightmove | Wainwrights Estate Agents via Rightmove
7. Crib Lane, Dobcross
This Grade II listed farmhouse is on the market for £710,000. It is located within the Saddleworth village of Dobcross, overlooking Dovestones. It dates back to the 19th century, when it was a weavers' home. It is detached with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Credit: Kirkham Property via Rightmove | Kirkham Property via Rightmove
8. Park House, Milnrow Road, Shaw
This semi-detached, five-bed home in Shaw, Oldham, is on the market now for £699,950. The Grade II listed building dates back to the 1650 and includes many original features, including a cellar. Credit: Kirkham Property via Rightmove | Kirkham Property via Rightmove