The £1.3m Instagrammable house in Greater Manchester transformed from an old 1920s home

A lavish home has come up for sale in Greater Manchester that would be an Instagrammer's dream. The beautiful five-bed property has been transformed from what was once an old 1920s home to a contemporary, picture-perfect abode.

Found in Ramsbottom, a sought-after market town nestled on the River Irwell in the West Pennine Moors, the detached house has been put on the market for £1,300,000 - a much higher cost than the average house price of £287,130 in the area.

Despite being transformed both inside and out from its former Victorian state, the gorgeous 3,000 square foot home combines traditional period features such as wall panelling, architectural mouldings and ceiling roses with modern design, high-end fixtures and fittings.

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Named The Grange, the large family home sits on a huge plot framed by a long driveway and a front garden. Inside it is made up of a grand open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, with two reception rooms, five bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Upon entering the striking rendered property, you'll head into the entrance porch leading to a spot-lit hallway with herringbone flooring. From here you'll see the restored original 1920s half-landing staircase with rods and iron spindles.

To the right is a stylish formal lounge flooded with light by a bay window, with a chandelier at the centre. Across the hallway is an impressive cinema room with dark walls, ceilings and carpet to create a cosy atmosphere for movie nights and gaming.

The rest of the ground floor is made up by the stunning open-plan dining, kitchen and lounge area, where large windows and bi-fold doors overlook the rear