Bridgerton-style home in affluent area of Greater Manchester with eye-watering £3.8 million price tag

Netflix's hit original show Bridgerton has returned with its much anticipated second series. The first series of the period drama, which was released December 2020, had viewers hooked with a whopping 82 million households tuning in in the first month.

Set in England in the Regency era, the programme is full of love, scandal, friendship and some pretty extravagant homes. Each of the renowned families have a rather large residence that encapsulates the characterful features that were popular during the time period it is set.

Amongst the modern million-pound homes on the market today, there are some period properties that would fit right in amongst the homes featured on the popular Netflix show, including this stunning mansion in Greater Manchester - which has an eye-watering price tag of £3.8 million.

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The six-bed home named Vine House is located in Bowdon in Trafford, one of the region's most affluent areas where the average house price is £733,700. Spanning 6,400 square foot and set across four floors, the beautiful home maintains many of its original features with its classic, minimalistic exterior and interior.

On the ground floor of the home there is a grand entrance hall that paves the way for the traditional style of the house. On this floor is a spacious lounge with a gorgeous bay window, dining room, snug room and study that all look as though they could be used as part of the Bridgerton set.

The huge open-plan kitchen with a breakfast island is the hub of the home and has a more modern, contemporary style. There is also a second, smaller kitchen on this floor.

On the lower ground floor there is a basement