McCarthy Stone - Jessiefield Court

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Jessiefield Court is an exclusive Retirement Living development located on desirable Spath Road in Didsbury. With 26 exquisitely finished one and two bedroom apartments, it is the epitome of luxury living for the over 60s. Set within generous grounds on a tree-lined residential street, close to pretty Marie Louise Gardens, these beautiful retirement homes in Manchester are just half a mile from the wide range of high street and independent shops, eateries and amenities of Didsbury Village centre and West Didsbury. It also boasts excellent transport links to central Manchester and the surrounding towns and villages. If golf's your game you'll be spoilt for choice with three well reputed courses nearby.

These retirement homes in Didsbury offer:

• Stylish fitted kitchen comes complete with integrated fridge freezer, Bosch ceramic hob, extractor fan, low level oven and microwave.
• A stunning shower room boasting a low-profile shower, a chrome towel radiator, and a fitted mirror, ensuring both style and functionality.
• Selected apartments offer a master bedroom with en-suite, plus a walk-in wardrobe, providing a great storage solution.
• Additionally, a washer-dryer has been included in a separate utility cupboard for added convenience.
• 26 carparking spaces all with electric vehicle charging points.

Affluent and leafy, Didsbury is one of the most aspirational suburbs of Manchester with most of its amenities found in Didsbury Village centre and West Didsbury. The latter is renowned for its independent shops and the numerous restaurants on Burton Road. Many of its retailers, like the Cheese Hamlet - a beautiful deli full of gourmet food and artisan cheese, Axons the butchers, Evans the fishmongers, Peter Wooley Printers and Morten's Bookshop, have been serving customers for generations. Favourite Didsbury restaurants include Gusto Italian and Bella Vita Trattoria, OKitchen, for informal Korean and Japanese food, and No 4 Dine & Wine for modern British dining.

Marie Louise Gardens is a small, wooded park located amongst residential housing and often described as Didsbury's hidden gem. The Gardens which were acquired as a gift to the city of Manchester in 1904 are located in West Didsbury off Palatine Road. They were part of the gardens of Josephine Silkenstadt's home and are of a simple shape, designed by prominent local civil engineer Joshua Cartwright. Comprising crossing pathways, edged with many rare and majestic trees they are a delight whatever the season.

There are many interesting botanical specimens including a maidenhair tree (ginkgo biloba).

The properties at this development are leasehold properties with a term of 999 years from and including 09/07/2024